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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My advice is to steer clear of liberal arts majors unless heading into law school or med school or PhD programs. You have to have pragmatic skills to be useful in today’s workforce. The jobs that aren’t going away anytime soon are the client facing roles - sales engineering, territory managers, med device sales, consulting, account management. But to land these roles you also need strong analytical skills, data analysis, etc. The back office support roles (comms, mrktg, finance, hr, purchasing, ops) are being heavily supported or advanced now due to ai enhancements. We still need some entry level roles but not nearly as many. [/quote] This is opposite to the advice given by people who know anything.[/quote] I think you will need more and more education. Both the span and depth in humanities + STEM education to be able to work with AI. [/quote] +1 entry level, no matter what field, will require AI use knowledge.[/quote]
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