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When creating a personal project to add to one's resume/portfolio, is it better to focus on the current technologies that are most popular with companies, is it alright to focus on using technologies that one is personally interesting in trying and learning, or does it not matter?

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Why does this sub hate AI so much?

1 upvotes • Titoswap
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Civil To IT

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Which is the Best and most popular Tuition Class in Kalwa, Thane?

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Lookimg for Carrer advice on cs dropout to full stack web developer.

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How to ask for referral from random people on LinkedIn?

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35-year-old Software Engineer Considering a Career Switch to Pilot – Seeking Advice

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Having absolutely no luck as a new grad

1 upvotes • Icy_Vigilante3223
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Trying to learn to become a software dev with no degree.

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35-year-old Software Engineer Considering a Career Switch to Pilot – Seeking Advice

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