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In my experience, actively working in a field gives decent insight into direction. Then again I was still in school during dot com so not sure what happened th
by studentrob 10y ago
In my experience, actively working in a field gives decent insight into direction. Then again I was still in school during dot com so not sure what happened there. If you're investing yeah timing's tricky for sure
And perhaps that's true for starting a business as well. I'm simply speaking as a lowly employee who drifts where my nose takes me
- gaius 10y agoIn this game being an employee is no different from being an investor, you need to sense which way the wind is blowing and position yourself accordingly. Here's an example, there is no cloud. It's just a computer somewhere else that you rent time on. They were doing this in the 1970s when they were called computer bureaus. But put the right buzzwords on your CV and KER-CHING!
- studentrob 10y agoI guess I am lucky. I studied machine learning starting in 2006 and haven't felt the pinch. Always seem to be jobs available. I know I'm destined to learn this lesson but I really don't want to :-P