Belmont, California

What skills would you need in order to become successful in terms of business financing #business #career

I am just interested in what hobbies or things you had to stop doing in order to fulfill your goals. Did any of these hobbies hinder your ability to do your job? #job #career #job

#college-selection #college #college-applications

I heard a lot about those that start working after majoring in data science in college and they feel like they don't being. Some of their coworkers have extensive backgrounds in the field. I was wondering how one would overcome this. #datascience #impostorsyndrome #impostor

#marine-biology #marine #biology

Are connections important to develop your own business? and if so how would I find people with similar interests to me. #business #entrepreneur #networking #mentor

#datascience #data

#college #computer-engineering #college

#college #engineering #computer

I believe I have a sufficient understanding of art and I also have the skill to produce good art. Will an art major require a lot more techniques and will it be worth taking? #art #college #artist

Do I need to learn outside of class or is class lectures sufficient enough? #computer-science #computer #computer-programming

Senior in High School and will be going to college soon. Im exploring career paths and interested in computer science. #computer-science #computer #technology

I am currently a senior and I'm interested in becoming a computer science major. However, I don't know how I might find connections and improve my social circle. Any tips? #computer-software #computer-science #technology

I'm more than positive that imposter syndrome will follow me for the rest of my life in school, work, etc... and I'm sure it's followed (or following) others also. It sucks, but I believe it can be dealt with in healthy ways, what are some ways you deal with it when it increases or appears...

What programs/clubs should I look into to show my commitment for job applications in the future? #college #college-advice