Career questions tagged cloudcomputing
What is the future of devops engineer 2030? Will it be replaced by Ai?
I am a undergraduate student of mathematics. Should I go for dev ops or do else?
Should I try to double major in Computer Science and AI in college if i'm planning on working for the infrastructure or SRE teams at a company?
If so, should I try to get a minor in anything in college as well?
What is it like to work in the Tech field? Is working in the Tech field boring? What's the starting salary? Could you work from home?
My goal is to major in AI engineering and computer science with a minor of cyber security. But I would also like a remote job if that's possible.
Is computer science really a doomed career?
Everyone says that computer science is being destroyed by AI. To what degree is that true? Is there really no hope for this degree, or is this just overdramatized?
what can i start and how ?
I was doing bachelors in computer science but after few semesters due to some reasons i left the university and started focusing on my buiseness that failed but now i want to gain good grip on tech from where can i start
What entry-level jobs are available for someone skilled in Microsoft Azure and databases but has no experience?
Hello, I would like to ask if there are job opportunities available if I am proficient in Microsoft Azure and database creation, but have no work experience as I have never worked for any company before.
If I were to be IT manager, what type of questions or general questions would people and/or professionals ask?
This question is to ensure that this career path I could understand better.
Is Salesforce Data Cloud actually becoming important for CRM and AI careers?
I’ve been exploring the Salesforce ecosystem recently and keep seeing a lot of talk about Data Cloud especially around AI and customer data unification. I’m honestly trying to figure out how important it really is in real jobs and not just in marketing content. From people actually working in this space: Is Data Cloud something that’s becoming essential for CRM roles or is it still more of a niche skill? And how does it usually fit into real projects like is it used more for analytics, marketing use cases,or something else? Also not sure if it makes sense to learn it early or if I should focus more on core Salesforce Admin/Consultant skills first and pick it up later. Would really appreciate any real-world perspective or experiences.
Hello everyone! I am a CS student currently in 4th semester can anybody guide me on what kind of skills I should work on keeping the fast growing AI in mind
I am confused that what should i learn because most of the things is taken by AI. And about others I don't have sufficient information. it would be a great favour If you could help. Thank you
What skills are more valued in tech fields now that AI is everywhere?
What skills can I or should I learn to prepare for a potential career in tech in a world where AI is doing so much of people's work?
What are the most impactful innovations in Computer Science for 2026, and which career paths best align with them?
As we move through 2026, the field of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) is shifting from experimental phases to "hyper-adoption" across several breakthrough areas. I am interested in understanding which specific recent innovations are currently redefining the industry and what professional roles are emerging as a result. Specifically, I would like to know: Which recent innovations (e.g., in AI, Quantum, or Edge Computing) are considered the most "game-changing" for 2026? What specific career paths should students or professionals target to stay ahead of these trends? What foundational skills are now "non-negotiable" for these new roles?
what jobs can I get with a computer science degree?
I am graduating with a CS degree and the job market is pretty brutal. What else should I consider?
What are IT jobs one can do as an IT professional and a computer scientist ?
Am a graduate from Hopkins University in Maryland I studied computer science and I recently graduated.