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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.

According to my basic searching, most base level IT jobs don't seem to pay very well at first. How long does it typically take for the pay to get better?

I'm wondering if hiring managers in tech might be biased against candidates with a specialized CS degree. Initially, I planned to pursue a degree in cybersecurity, but I was advised to opt for a more generalized degree. Given the course requirements, it was feasible to add a dual major, so I...

My name is Aidan. I am a Job Corps student at Columbia Basin, I'll be going into cisco and was wondering what to expect when I get out

I'm in my junior school year and I am lacking any work experience for my college application, how can I find a IT internship that is flexible enough that I can do while completing my junior school year?

The more in depth the better

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.

Do you enjoy your job?

I am a business administration student trying to get my degree so I can have my own business one day, I want to run my business remotely, I'm looking for a job so I can know what to do