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Johari · 4d ago

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Do you think a Computer Science degree is still relevant in today’s tech job market? I’ve been seeing more bootcamp grads and self-taught devs landing solid jobs, while some degree holders (like myself) still struggle to break in or move up. Not saying the degree is useless, but I’m genuinely wondering—does it still give you a real advantage anymore, or is it more about your portfolio and actual skills now? Curious to hear from others in tech.

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Daniel From Jobstreet · 14 Sep 2023

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7 Most In-Demand Tech Jobs in 2023 are: 🎨 UI/UX Designer: Digital interface design. ☁️ Cloud Computing Specialist: Cloud platform management. 🔒 Cybersecurity Analyst: Data protection. 🛠️ DevOps Engineer: Software development optimization. 🛒 E-Commerce Specialist: Online shopping management. 📊 Data Scientist/Data Analyst: Data analysis for decision-making. 💻 Software Developer/Engineer: Software design and development. 🤖 Interested in a tech career? Share your choice with emojis!

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Daniel From Jobstreet · 8 Aug 2024

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👑 Data is King: From online shopping to social media likes, data is constantly being collected. But what is big data, and how can we harness its power? 💬 Let’s Dive into Big Data! 1. What do you understand about big data? 2. How do you think it can improve our lives? 3. Any ideas on how to make the most of this digital goldmine? 🔥 Let’s spark a conversation!

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Heidi · 10d ago

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With the recent development that the Singapore government intends to stop masking NRIC numbers, stating that there’s not much value in doing so, how will this affect digital security and technology? Do you think there will be better safety against scams in the future?

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Niko · 10 Jan 2024

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Hi, anyone knows the career path for low code developer?

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Faizul · 12d ago

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Hi all, I am well experienced (10yrs) in creating 2D/3D illustration drawing for Airbus manuals (IPC/AMM/CMM). Currently looking for job in singapore in related field of illustration / technical documention in Aero or Automobile industry. Kindly suggest or share your ideas

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Community User · 17d ago

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27, unemployed, living with my parents at JB. 3 years frontend development experience but still can't stand a chance to land a job at Singapore.

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Mahathir · 23 May 2025

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I cam across this new info about government strategy on Ai. I feel a bit hype because they really put effort in investing funds into tech industry. That said, I know my perspective is limited, and I might be missing the full picture. I’m curious—are others feeling optimistic too about the future of Singapore’s tech industry? Or do you think we should start looking beyond, like in the US/China? If you guys interested, should try search this online "Singapore AI strategy"

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Ashraf H. Borhan · 19 May 2025

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Been seeing a lot of talk about UI/UX design lately and it sounds super interesting. I’m thinking of pivoting into it, but no idea where to start. 😅 Do I need to learn coding? What tools should I focus on? And is it possible to get hired without a design degree? If you’ve made the switch or are working in UI/UX now—please share your journey and tips!

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Laila Aziz · 14 May 2025

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Too junior to speak up? But the tech lead always ignore our ideas, I’m part of a dev team in a mid-size company. Every time us juniors suggest improvements like automating stuff or cleaning up legacy code, the tech lead brushes us off like we don’t know anything. Frustrating seriously. I know I’m not a senior, but I’m not blur either leh. Should I just keep quiet, just follow orders or bring it up somehow and stand on my ground? Will it jeopardize my work in some ways?