IBM Employee Impact

IT is heavily impacted by AI, the job market, and changing technology trends.
I was wondering which careers are more laid off proof or the most stable currently.
And if these careers will be stable for the next 5 years or so.

After years of working in customer service & warehouse work, I believe a dead end jobs started to take fulfillment out of me. What are the best jobs to apply to get my foot in the tech world while acquiring certifications.

I am in grade 8.
I love watching soccer
And I love computer science

I'm thinking a lawyer or something like that, but I don't know how to find career paths that fit me.

I'm currently unsure of what exactly I want to do in the future, but I have a heart for at-risk, underrepresented, vulnerable populations, preferably somewhere out of the country. This, however, is a rather broad umbrella topic and I hope to find that career for me through various opportunities...

Do you have any information?

I am currently in college for UI/UX design. However I am interested in other tech careers. What are some tech careers with a positive job outlook?

What should you do when you're in high school and interested in entering the medical field? Do you have any suggestions on classes I should take in dual enrollment? I am also curious in medical programs, internships, and research? Thank you, any help is greatly appreciated!

What is the best way to manage your time? I am a student athlete and I play 2 high school and 2 club sports. I currently have a 3.6 gpa which is good but I feel stressed all of the time during the sports season because I feel like I never have time to study or get homework done. I am also a...

Which one has more demand and job opportunities in the current market?

What jobs could I get so that I can create new technology for different uses. I really want to design different technology that could help with problems.

How can I learn JavaScript and become a professional website developer leveraging on artificial intelligence?"

I’m in 8th grade and I’m 14 going to 15 this year, what classes/courses do I need to take? Do I need qualities to become a software developer?

I plan on going to a technical college or just major in technology in college, and I want to know if I need to learn multiple coding languages or If I can just learn one language and which one is better and/or easier to use.

How can I effectively transition into a data analyst role with my master's degree in IT and Tableau Desktop certification? What specific skills or experiences should I focus on developing to strengthen my application? Additionally, I’m contemplating whether pursuing a career as a Salesforce...

I'm currently a junior in high school and I'm still working on choosing what I want to go to college for. I might be interested in psychology, law, or finance, but I also really enjoy art and design. What kinds of things should I consider before making my final choice?

When in the job market for Information technology, what are some valuable things to keep in mind?

I want to learn computer science and cyber security

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

Im about to join college and major on software engineering and i'm afraid AI being introduced is going to take over the tech industry.

I have HND in electrical engineering and want to go for post graduate diploma program. So I'm considering switching to project management. Being a woman and I don't have much experience in electrical engineering field.

The reason why I'm asking this question is because I'm the first person in my family to start my career path through a vocational or trade school instead of just going straight to college after high school.

How do I secure a mobile job in the computer tech field that advances towards cyber security? What should I focus on advancing personally to better suit the employers I will come across? How do I assure security for constant work in the field.

I have completed my sophomore year in my universities Information Technology program and wondering which coding languages or certifications are the best to have when applying for internships/remote jobs.

Not art with realism. One with cartoons and bending reality imaginations. I love fiction more than non fiction. So is there a good paying job for that?

Like what tools do I need to start,

i am noted that ill have to study Maths, tourism , accounting and business. May i also be noted which other subjects are needed?

I'm a second-year Computer Science major and am curious about the best (and cheapest) certifications to go after to have experience for LinkedIn.

My question is where and how I can learn these skills, and what are some basic digital skills that everyone needs or should know. I mean regardless of any profession what are the technical skills that are necessary right now. I will be grateful for your help. Thank you.

can i learn programming if i am not good enough in math?