John Easton CEng FIET FBCS CITP

'm a Pharmaceutical Sciences diploma graduate from Tanzania and I'm struggling to choose the right bachelor's degree. Part of me wants to continue in healthcare, while another part is drawn to technology, business, and roles outside traditional pharmacy. How did you know you were choosing a...

I have no job experience, but I am knowledgeable about software. I have taken a coding class in high school. I a currently in ninth grade.

I know AI is a growing tool and can be very useful in the business setting. But the environmental impact is very real and very scary. We may not think that a simple entry on Claude will affect our own water usage, but in the near future that could very well be the case. #Spring26

With the rise of AI there is a lot of fear mongering occurring in our world where many people are fearful they may not have a job in the next couple of years. However, after speaking to many professionals many say that AI is rather like a tool useful to be more efficient in their everyday work....

I am a college freshman majoring in Business Administration with a specialization in technology. I enjoy working independently and tend to do well in roles that involve problem-solving and analytical thinking. Although my academic focus is in technology and business, I also have a strong...

I just want to be wary of what questions that may pop up unexpectedly

I don't really know what to do after HS but I'm aiming a bit towards the STEM related stuff.

I'm afraid AI will take over most of those type jobs but also have heard the ones on top will be the ones using AI. I want to start a new career path but just worried what AI will do to it. Any advice will be helpful and the best way to start this career. I am new to the field and need to learn...

Like the question says, what do you think?

Personally, I'm a high school senior so all I can say so far is E&M. I'm taking AP Physics 2 and self-studying both the Physics C courses.

This basically gives me awareness because I like to take on challenges.

Feel free to say your thoughts!

I am a sophomore in college at Saint Joseph's University, and I declared my major last spring. I am unsure what I want to do with my degree at the moment.

I am trying to start a passion project, but I'm having trouble picking/finding a problem to solve. For me, it's the hardest part. So, do you have any tips or something else that can help me identify a problem I can use for a passion project? I want my passion project to be mathematics,...

Baristas are great, but I don’t want to go to school for 4+ years to be one. Is the job market for CS fields really that bad? I've seen so many horror stories of individuals who seem qualified but can't find a job, and if they do, the work-life balance isn't favorable. This worries me because...

How do you decide what new skills or technologies are worth investing your time to learn?

Many individuals are losing their jobs due to the increasing use of AI, as large organizations continue to automate roles in the name of productivity and cost efficiency. These companies often justify layoffs by claiming they are necessary to streamline operations and reduce expenses, but the...

I would like to work at big companies, and I also like building and working with robots, so I don't know what to do

As someone studying geology, I will probably be working with a lot of engineers, physicists, environmental scientists, etc. in the future. So, I am wondering what skills with communication and technology are the most helpful when working with experts in other fields such as these!

I'd consider math my best subject, but if it's been a while since I've done a specific type of problem, I usually have to reteach myself. Is this normal? I'm currently a senior in high school taking Pre-Calc, and I get 100% on all my assignments and tests. However, if I were given a problem...

I'm a current computer science freshman feeling unsure about this degree path. I'm worried that I've set myself for a lonely or unfulfilling job, as everyone I've met doesn't seem to be happy at all. To people who graduated with a computer science degree and work in the field: What made you...

I am a high school senior set to graduate in the spring and attend New York University in the fall with a double major in acting and psychology.

I am a computer science major who was interested in Software Engineering at first. I have learned more about cyber security recently and was thinking of switching over. I was hoping people could reply so I could see if this is a patch that's common or if it is more out of the ordinary.

I've recently been interested in Information
Technology and was wondering what type of jobs there are. I want a job that doesn’t bore me and will keep me entertained all day!

Does it take years and on a scale of one to ten how hard is it to become an IT specialist?

My goal as when I become an IT professional is to have financial freedom. so in the next five years will I still be ok in the IT world. I am a 9th grader at largo high school doing college classes

Im curious to see how many people can do this from their home, or if I should plan on being in an office 9-5 situation.

Do I just follow a tutorial that gives me step-by-step instructions? Do I have to create the whole thing from scratch? What are some projects I can put on my resume?

"Which of the following is the most critical step in the data science workflow?"

give a sustable answer and brifely explain ?

Difference with examples

What are the best strategies for exploring and combining multiple career interests, like technology and psychology, to create a unique professional path? #Fall24"

I’m currently transitioning into Software Engineering after spending several years in the Oil & Gas industry, primarily in HR, customer service and logistics roles. I’m passionate about problem-solving and technology and have been building my skills in full-stack development through a Software...

-How does your job benefit your company? -What are some of the biggest obstacles you face with your job? -What are some of your favorite parts about being a software engineer? -What are some of the Cons or negative aspects of your job -What are some of the requirements you needed to get your...

how can i transition to tech?

What I mean by when I say this is, whenever you're programming or coding rather, how often will you take a break to relax yourself by reading or watching something.

What i Is your name?
Why did you choose this particular carrier?
What’s career did you choose?
How are you going to solve problems in your career?
How is your career journey going?

I want to be in tech, I'm just not sure what careers are available for that.

What is it like trying to get into the IT industry?

I want to do something in technology, but I am still unsure of what I can do specifically.

Hello all! Recently, my professor asked me if I've ever considered a career in academia after reading one of my essays... which made me wonder what academia is and what the experience is like (beyond getting a PhD). I'm not sure what I want to do with my life, I like computer engineering...

I enjoy doing hands on work in my free time, and I have an interest in technology. And i'm unsure of what careers or industries would best suit me.

I am studying CIS

Does Physics play a major role in Software engineering and do I have to take up the course if Im studying Software engineering in the University?

hi i'm jamie an 8th grader i aspire to be the airline sector and i love computers..are there any majors i can purse that gives me an oppurtunity in the airline sector with IT?

what courses
what platform can i learn and earn certification

I would like to know some good internships, resources, or ways to gain more experience in programming. I am currently a high school student, so I do have lots of time but I would like to get a head start. I was going to learn from resources online and I found this free online course but I never...

What have I Do So I Can Prepare For The Workplace?

Is there anything best way to learn computer coding career

I am a mechanical engineering intern and I am interested in improving my software engineering skills.

best way to road map about new skills like programming ?

What should be my level of English or how many languages should I master for a career in computer science and data science?

Disregarding your job, what class that you took in college has been the most helpful in your day to day life? And, applying your job to this question, how has a certain class benefitted your specific job?

I am a junior in High School interested in Computer Science and Business. In the future I hope to become an entrepreneur with a computer based consulting business such as IT help, Cyber Security, Web development, etc.