Career questions tagged tech
Best IT certs for someone from non-tech background with a 4-year gap ?
Best IT certs for someone from non-tech background with a 4-year gap ? I’m from a non-technical background and I’ve got about a 4-year education gap. I really want to get into the IT field but not sure where to start or what kind of certifications would actually help me land a job in next 6-8 months. I’m kind of interested in data fields. Any beginner-friendly certs or career paths you’d recommend for someone like me? I’m ready to put in the work, just need some solid direction. Thanks in advance!
What are the best resources/platform to learn and practice SQL specifically for preparing to work with dbt (Data Build Tool) ?
Would love to hear from anyone who's already working in this field or has gone through the learning process. Your suggestions and experiences would be really helpful.. thank you in advance! 😊
What are some good research papers I can start reading as an freshman undergrad student majoring in Data Science?
Are there any research papers relating to machine learning / artificial intelligence / blockchain / web3 / data science, etc which can serve as a kickstarter for me to these fields as well as improve my skill of reading research papers
If my strengths are Technology and hobbies are gaming, what types of careers or industries might best fit me??
I want to be a tech guy who works on technology for a living and makes a lot of money.
How to get scholarships into STEM related universities in the US or UK as an international student?
I am currently the Robotics Club President at my school, where I lead innovative projects, collaborate with peers to design and compete in various robotics challenges. My role has strengthened my leadership skills, problem-solving abilities, and passion for technology. I plan to major in Computer Science to further explore artificial intelligence, machine learning, and software development, aiming to create groundbreaking solutions that bridge the gap between hardware and software
If my strengths are patience and fast learning and my hobbies are coding and drawing, what types of careers or industries might best fit me?
I am a freshman in high school and I have interests in art/tech based careers.
Which Technology should I learn in this year, to get a job
I am a BCA student can I get Software Engineer jobs?
High-paying jobs in information technology and engineering?
I'm going to pursue a P-Tech degree for my associate's degree in information technology. What would be a suitable and well-paying career choice for this degree? + I'm going to college to pursue a degree in information technology and engineering. And what would be a good summer job?
What is the best language for new coders?
What is the best coding language for new coders?
How can I have a higher chance getting and sustaining a job in Technology cause I know they pay well and they are hard to get into so any tips to help me.?
I want to be a tech guy who works on technology for a living and makes a lot of money.
If I am interested in being a IT or a career in Tech field, what types of jobs, experiences, or skills are employers looking for on a resume?
Leave comments down below to help me!
Where in the world do most Computer Science/ Cybersecurity Internships occur?
Anywhere in the world
How should I start searching for a job?
I am a freshman in high school with perfect grades and I am interested in many art/technology related skills. I have no internet.
What proactive steps should I take now to adapt my skills and mindset for the evolving landscape of the Technology field, ensuring I can leverage AI advancements rather than be displaced by them?
I am a Computer Science graduate from a small liberal arts college. I aspire to become a software engineer.
When it comes to studying computer science no taking is a little different. What’s the best way to take notes and study when it comes to the subject There’s a more efficient to note. Take on paper or electronically and why??
Computer science note taking. What’s the best way to take notes? There’s so many different ways but what’s the most effective way to study data , language and all things computer science?
How can I grow good tech skills in computer science and also get better at talking and working with others while in college I want to be ready to do well in both the tech parts and the team parts of a tech job in the future? #Spring25
I'm an 18 year old senior at Paschal high school and I've been in coding classes at school for the past 5 years. I've decided to major in computer science in college, and I want to learn how to get grow good tech skills in computer science while also working with my peers. #Spring25
what's is the best and easiest office computer job position ?
and what's are the perks and benefits for the job position?
What are your thoughts on models and neutrality? #Spring25
Do you think that a model can ever stay truly neutral from the data that it is fed or will it always have some sort of human bias?
What skills can aspiring business professionals develop now rather than later so that our jobs cannot be replaced by AI?
In an age of growing technology, AI has threatened many career paths, including my own in business. I know that the key to overcoming AI in our careers is to develop skills that are irreplaceable by AI, skills that can only be done by humans, but I have a difficult time discovering what these are. What are some skills in business that cannot be replaced by AI? How can I acquire these skills to protect my career? Specifically asking business professionals and technology professionals.
Winter internships 2025?
Any CS/data internships for winter 2025 for college data sci majors? Prefer in big tech or biotech domain. #Spring25
How can students entering a rigorous engineering program—like myself, Siebren , a transfer student from Lincoln Tech with a trade background in Automotive Technology and an associate’s degree in Management (3.8 GPA, Honor Society President)—effectively integrate hands-on technical skills, academic excellence, leadership experience, and personal discipline to thrive in a dual-degree engineering program at Morehouse and Georgia Tech, while also preparing to become a well-rounded mechanical engineer in a rapidly evolving global industry?
Any advice you guys have feel free to share and feel free to ask any questions you all have I'm willing to help any and everyone.
What are the best scholarships to apply for,if you're starting a career in medical billing and coding?
Are there scholarships available online? At the particular schools?
What opportunities should I pursue in college to work towards my dream job of regulatory law with a specialty in the tech sector?
I'm currently a high school senior. How do I gain the practical engineering knowledge in tech fields to work towards this career as someone majoring in a humanities field?
What kind of laptop should I buy for college?
I'm majoring in studio art with an emphasis on illustration, as we all do graphic design. My minor is in art therapy, and I'm also taking gen-ed classes. I'll be attending Minnesota State University Moorhead this coming fall as a freshman.
What is the role of AI in transforming IT services and infrastructure?
1. Why is data visualization important in IT services, and how can I learn more about it? 2. How do IT professionals collaborate with other departments in large companies?
What aspect of your job do you enjoy the most and what does the environment that you work in look like?
How does the current job you’re doing utilize the skills you’ve learned in college? What does a general workday look like for you? How well do you mesh with members of your team? What is the most important skill to have in your field? What inspired you to choose this field? What challenges have you faced in your current role and how have you overcome them? What do you enjoy most about your job?, What advice would you give people who want to follow a similar career path to you? How do you see your field progressing in the next five years? What have been some challenges that had to be overcome quickly and why did they occur in the first place? What is your view on the newer generation of graduates/workers that although they are still very new to the field, have a lot of ambition to achieve their goals and improve the field? When you first started working in your field, how does it compare to today and what are some of the most significant changes? This is for a class to interview people in our field of study
What are some freelancing (i.e., "gig work") opportunities for information technology (IT) or computer science (CS) students that would help with gaining experience outside of class? #Spring25
So far, I am interested in desktop and laptop PC repair and upgrade, since I am working to earn my CompTIA A+ computer technician certification. Advice for gig work like this or any similar computer and mobile technology work would certainly be of great value to many! I have heard that there are a lot of freelancing websites, but there are so many to choose from! Are there any that are especially great for beginners? What are some options for finding clients that I may not be thinking about as a beginner to freelancing? #Spring25