Career questions tagged technology
Business path and your story in it?
Hey! I am a first-student at UC Davis looking forward to interning in areas within the business field. Any tips on finding websites for internships? Also if you're in the business field, I would love to hear more about your story and how you got to where you are now. ie what internships and things you did to score/land your job in where you are now. Thank you!
Where can i get kpop backround music from?
Im writting a song and i need a backround music .I need a website for kpop backround music despiratly.i also need a website for posting my kpop songs and dances,pls help!
What jobs are best for people (me) who want to deal with all the technology and behind the scenes of film/tv?
I am going to college for film/tv/digital media production and was wondering what are all the jobs I can get out of it that are super technical and less screenwriting and such. #Spring24
How can I begin a creer goal in the emerging technology sector of artificial intelligence #Spring24 ?
I hear so much about AI and I feel it will be a rewarding career choice #Spring24.
If STEM was just one of your interests in school, how did you balance your love for other "less stable" careers such as arts. How important is it to prioritise what will benefit your future than what will make you truly passionate?
I'm currently a year 12 student and will pursue a STEM career in neuroscience if my ATAR is sufficient. However, I also have many other interests involving the arts that I want to incorporate in my career but not sure how to :,)
How do I become a professional in software development?
I have less time to practice my skill in computer
As a professional in the tech industry, what are the key factors that have contributed to your career growth and how do you stay updated with the rapidly changing technology trends? #Spring24
"I completed my first degree in political science, and currently, I am studying for a master's degree in development policy. After completing my studies, I want to understand the current changes in technology, so I need to learn more about it."
What advice can you give me about my future career in Industrial Electronics?
I have a few questions about the Industrial engineering field, more specifically Industrial Electronics. Given the extensive process to even get certified or a degree, I'm curious as to the learning curve of the work? Are there any particular skills that I should become acquainted with before entering the work field? And are there any commonly open positions regarding this profession? Is it something I would easily be able to apply for a job in, or would it take a longer time with less likelihood of getting in than most other jobs?
Will I get opportunities to shift across technologies in IT companies like IBM, Capgemini?
In my internship, I got to work across a couple of tech.. Can I do that in large IT companies or will they make me stick to a random tech ?
Can I work on new and emerging technologies like LLMs in IT companies like Microsoft, IBM, Capgemini?
Do large companies offer an inexperienced grad access to roles in new technology ?
How to become a full stack software developer?
How to become a full stack software developer
What are some entry-level marketing internships I should apply for? Which companies are currently recruiting?
I am located in San Francisco/ San Jose Bay Area
What are some computer engineer or related internships that don't require any prior experience?
I am a college student looking for computer engineer internships in the San Jose Bay Area. What are some companies that are recruiting right now?
How to become a Cloud Engineer?
Lend your expertise: what does it take to become a Cloud Engineer? Note: We've seen a lot of interest in this career, so we're looking for guidance from our community of professionals.
Have you witnessed or dealt with discrimination in STEM?
We have a huge research project in our class where we need to gather information about discrimination people have faced in STEM? Whether it was when you were a student or have a full- time carrer, have you faced discrimination?
What kind of discrimination have you experienced or witnessed in the STEM field?
We have a huge research project in our class where we need to gather information about discrimination people have faced in STEM. Whether it was while you were still a student, or had a full-time career, have you witnessed or dealt with it?
What discrimination have you dealt with well in the stem field?
Have you ever had to deal with discrimination because of your race or gender?
How to become a Web Developer?
Share your journey & guide aspiring web developers on their path. Note: We've seen a lot of interest in this career, so we're looking for guidance from our community of professionals.
What would you need in order to become a technician?
I am a junior in high school and tech has been an interest of mine
What is the best roadmap for learning programming?
I have only a little bit of knowledge in Python and I'm interested in building projects so that I can have a portfolio to showcase to employers. I don't want to rely on online tutorials in order to program my projects.
How to figure out what I want to pursue later in my life?
I am currently an informatics major in college with a concentration in User Interactive Experience. Initially I was a computer science major, but saw it wasn't something I 100% wanted to do. How can I figure out what I want to do. I enjoy coding and web design, but Im also interested in owning my own business. I don't know if the major I'm in is beneficial to where I want to go. How can one figure out what they want to do with their life?
Aside from the high pay, what is the appeal of Computer Science?
I am a college student at Hofstra University. I'm a Computer Science major and am currently a college sophomore.
What subjects does one need so as to major in engineering?
I would want to become an engineer
How can I do both computer science and sales/marketing?
I want to know how to be a well rounded individual that knows how to program technology and also know how to sell that technology whether it be in person or online.
Are Salesforce Certifications/Badges (e.g. Salesforce Certified JavaScript Developer I certification) helpful to land an entry-level job in current times? Any advice/insight will be greatly helpful! ?
I am not sure how useful will this certification be hence before I invest 32 hours in it, I would like to understand it's usefulness and value. Any insight/advice is more than welcome! I would like to understand what other certifications can be useful other than this? Thank you!