u/JAMIEISSLEEPWOKEN

Is the profession seeing many layoffs offs similar to those from tech, creatives, translation, marketing, and sales?

Despite many openings for app and web devs as well as AI and ML engineers? If you scroll on facebook and reddit, you’ll find many people needing a website done or an app made, especially small businesses. It’s one of the things they need the most aside from marketing and design.

What is the driving reason behind the job search struggle wherein IT and CS grads end up in the BPO or abroad as a factory worker since they can’t get a job?

By this, I mean so many people are laid off since AI can do the tasks

If you like computational statistics and love reading on advanced statistical methods, what jobs are for you, especially if you can’t get a master’s?

If you decide not to go abroad, where do you usually work? How slow does the salary go up? Is it dependent on your skill?

I’m not a recruiter, though I’ve been making it a habit to read resumes on reddit. This sounds like a boring activity…. Similar experiences per applicant

They collect those things and do stuff like sniffing them, etc

Does it use as much formal statistics as possible that you can get from ms and phd in statistics programs?

Do you need to constantly learn new things or can what you learned in college carey you throughout your career?

I know the tech field requires constant upskilling but what about other professions like business, medicine, and engineering?

Aside from diary making, journal writing, writing fiction, and scrapbooking

In my country, it has become a norm that students have very low reading comprehension in senior high school. A lot of students can’t read in junior high school too. I also know someone who couldn’t read before going to grade 3 and the school pushed for tutoring.

Why do they never cross the x axis? What happens if we force them to do so?

Also, why do the tails approach the x axis? How come the probabilities at the ends go down and keep going down?

Especially at 4-6 am

When adding instructions, what techniques are usually used in doing so? How much does one need to know each component and the wirings inside them to be able to add instructions? Is it not enough to have a general knowledge on what each component does without knowing the gates or splitters being used?

How do people normally add instructions? How do they approach the logic?

When adding instructions, what techniques are usually used in doing so? How much does one need to know each component and the wirings inside them to be able to add instructions? Is it not enough to have a general knowledge on what each component does without knowing the gates or splitters being used?

How do people normally add instructions? How do they approach the logic?