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Future jobs in demand 2017-06-08 09:23:28 Post No. 128992878
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Objectively, what are some recommended professions if one wants, above all, a profession fairly safe from automation, unsafe working conditions, risk to company / industry notices.
I am looking into education now.
My time horizon is 2023-2063.
A job for the future so to speak.
Appreciate all suggestions/recommendations! Many thanks.
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Pokémon GO informant.
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Machine Learning/Data Science is getting quite big. Currently studying electrical/electronic engineering, but I self studied and built up a portfolio in 2 months and started getting job offers when I basically don't know shit. Planning on doing a PhD once I graduate college. Be warned that you need to be quite proficient in statistics and programming.
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>>128992878
Therapist.
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>>128993543
True. Shrinks will always be needed
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>>128993419
how did you build a portfolio? what do you mean, is that the british term for resume?
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>>128992878
Sculptor
Artist
Poet
Lyricist
Musician
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>>128992878
torero
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Skull polisher.
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>>128993766
No resume is like your work experience (internships/volunteering). All my previous wotk experience was in engineering and I have none in machine learning.
Portfolio is a set of projects that you build/program in order to demonstrate your skills.
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>>128993766
Yeah, work samples.
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NEET
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Teacher, we need more redpille high-school teachers to start slowl redpilling the youth. Schools are too dominated by beta bluepilled cucks and women
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>>128993819
These
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Writer.
Disclaimer: Success not guaranteed.
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>>128993766
>how did you build a portfolio
Well first I spent about 2 months learning theory which involved going through textbooks and mathematical papers. I would highly recommend experimenting while doing theory. I did that in MATLAB as its good for understanding mathematics behind ML.
After that I continued with more advanced topics but started focusing on building mini projects. At that point I switched to Python as its more accepted in industry. There's a website called "kaggle" where you can download some good datasets to build projects on and even compete once you become good.
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>>128992878
e-athlete / twitch streamer
mortician
lion tamer
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>>128992878
Programmer.
Unless some better programmer invents self-improving AI and cucks you out of work forever, but then all jobs will be over.
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charter pilot. Even if autopilot becomes that good, people will always feel more comfortable with a pilot at the controls.
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nuclear decommissioning
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