A course worth studying ?

[bestcoins1]

I wouldn’t advise anyone on anything. But if i must, id say it should be something around tech. Don’t assume that other fields are irrelevant though. I think that every field matters and they work together. Tech companies for instance need PR. And you can see the need to study PR. So it’s really about passion. Despite how much a field may be able to make you, it may not be your interest and you might not be good at it, so figure what works for you and not just what you’re told is good.

I also agree more with your suggestion about finding out what is suitable for ourselves rather than looking for what other people tell us to do, because what other people tell us to do may not necessarily be very suitable for the abilities we currently have. But when it comes to advice about technology, I think most people really need to know about it because it is influenced by the environment so anyone needs it and needs to know more about it. Although other fields related to economics also need to be known in order to be able to balance it with our own knowledge.

[Gozie51]

I wouldn’t advise anyone on anything. But if i must, id say it should be something around tech. Don’t assume that other fields are irrelevant though. I think that every field matters and they work together. Tech companies for instance need PR. And you can see the need to study PR. So it’s really about passion. Despite how much a field may be able to make you, it may not be your interest and you might not be good at it, so figure what works for you and not just what you’re told is good.

The field of tech is good actually because of the rate of the need for country's development and so there will also be the need to higher personal from that area more than those in the field of PR because you only require few of such PR people but alot of tech people will be needed. The point is to look inward to see the courses that are needed in the society because those are the ones that will be in higher demand. Demand and supply are also factors to consider, if a country is tech inclined then they want more of tech hands to help them achieve that drive. However, no course is irrelevant but the demand is what matters. This is why those going to other countries for job purposes should identify the kind of jobs required in those places to know if they are well needed to avoid being stranded without job.

[Yukyzu]

I also agree more with your suggestion about finding out what is suitable for ourselves rather than looking for what other people tell us to do, because what other people tell us to do may not necessarily be very suitable for the abilities we currently have. But when it comes to advice about technology, I think most people really need to know about it because it is influenced by the environment so anyone needs it and needs to know more about it. Although other fields related to economics also need to be known in order to be able to balance it with our own knowledge.

Of course, this is very important so that we can know what things are appropriate for us to do so that we can do it well and get the results that we want and if we do it based on other people's advice, it is not certain that we can do what we want to do. well because it may not suit us and we will not be able to get good results for ourselves.

By knowing about technology, of course this will make it easier for us to complete the work we do, because with technology, of course we will be able to easily complete work related to technology and the results will also be better, if we are capable of course. It would be better for us to understand several areas of knowledge so that we can live our lives well and we will be able to plan a good future with the knowledge we have.

[oktana]

I wouldn’t advise anyone on anything. But if i must, id say it should be something around tech. Don’t assume that other fields are irrelevant though. I think that every field matters and they work together. Tech companies for instance need PR. And you can see the need to study PR. So it’s really about passion. Despite how much a field may be able to make you, it may not be your interest and you might not be good at it, so figure what works for you and not just what you’re told is good.

The field of tech is good actually because of the rate of the need for country's development and so there will also be the need to higher personal from that area more than those in the field of PR because you only require few of such PR people but alot of tech people will be needed. The point is to look inward to see the courses that are needed in the society because those are the ones that will be in higher demand. Demand and supply are also factors to consider, if a country is tech inclined then they want more of tech hands to help them achieve that drive. However, no course is irrelevant but the demand is what matters. This is why those going to other countries for job purposes should identify the kind of jobs required in those places to know if they are well needed to avoid being stranded without job.

Right, but despite the fact that demand matters, do  what you have interest in. I understand that money can be a good motive to switch and do something else but a job you’re always happy to do with a small paycheck is better than one you’re not happy to do but has a big paycheck.