Python Jobs to Pursue in 2022

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[@passportbro904]

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[@maratbaspak4517]

It turns out that without at least a bachelor's degree one can not get a job. What is the point of taking online courses?

[@costa2150]

maybe create your own job?

[@rickb5985]

Although many companies list a minimum of a bachelor's degree as a requirement there are companies who will except a suitable portfolio showcasing programming skills as an alternative. Also, online courses would be necessary for someone with a bachelor's degree in a field that isn't computer related.

[@disr21]

How are you so sure about that..?

[@disr21]

@@rickb5985 Do you have to show the physical diploma paper to prove you have a degree? or do you just have to mention it in your resume?

[@Sugurous]

As you said that Apple is the top industry looking for python developers/ does developers needs to know the language swift?

[@TramNguyen-cn2qo]

How interesting! Great job 👍 May I know what app are you using to make this impressive presentation?

[@Harounu_35Dz]

Powerpoint

[@MonarchSunny39]

What about if you just get certified in python?

[@countofst.germain6417]

Fuxk all lol

[@thisised9178]

Great explanation!

[@virajwaikar5494]

After completing python which are the best secondary laguages should we do ??

[@akshatkakade3124]

Depends on which field you want to go in...could you clarify?

[@disr21]

@@akshatkakade3124 what are fields available?

[@akshatkakade3124]

@@disr21 Data Science, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Cybersecurity, Web Development....and much more. Every different domain requires different languages and different skills...

[@8nki1]

@@akshatkakade3124 I want web development

[@akshatkakade3124]

@@8nki1 for web dev u can use python but its just tedious because of the libraries, it would be better if you learnt javascript

[@goodisnotgoodenough_]

Great content

[@ReggieBrooke]

Are you a real person talking or AI?

[@newleaksman]

@@elvisvan there are ais that can write articles (gpt3) but to be able to narrate in the way that we are seeing in the video currently is not possible.

[@excelsior8682]

@@newleaksman I think it's possible but only with an extremely well tuned AI by someone with an incredible ear for the details and flow

[@CarlosOrtiz-wt6zo]

It is AI

[@countofst.germain6417]

@@newleaksman I use Gpt-3 is amazing at writing, but I haven't been able to find anything that would be capable of speaking natural language this well. Best I've seen is probably googles natural language, CereProc sounds like a pretty good Scottish woman or speechelo.

[@czar2074]

I’m self learning python what’s the odds of me getting a job? Also my only language

[@VonMoments]

If u actually learn it good and have a deep understanding for it u can probaly land an internship or small job maybe 20-30$ an hour depending on various factors.

[@fatimahakbar8846]

did u get any job in this field?

[@chasingyoujoel]

@@fatimahakbar8846swear I’m curious

[@bikramsarkar8544]

Informative

[@patrickbateman7665]

1st like and 1st comment... WooooHoooo

[@rikopbudi6757]

A very good video

[@fi-indians4478]

nice video

[@rahulvairagi8707]

Explain This: Python is easy, Everyone's Learning Python, With High Demand and High Supply, Why will Developers Be Paid More Than Average ?

[@Guyfromtha619]

Easy to learn hard to get a job.

[@Louisianish]

Demand for *skilled* (not just amateur) Python programmers, especially if they have experience working with data, is still high.

[@sandhiya22]

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