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In today’s tech industry, both degrees and skills have their place—but skills often speak louder. A college degree can build strong fundamentals, discipline, and networks, yet employers ultimately value what you can create, solve, and improve. With technology evolving rapidly, continuous learning and hands-on experience matter more than credentials alone. The ideal path combines a solid foundation with real-world skills that demonstrate true competence.

@Fiona-V ,@Fiona-V , your task completion is currently showing 79% (41/52 tasks). Could you please confirm if the remaining tasks are pending or not yet updated? Kindly update the status in the portal.

Social media is a double-edged sword. On one hand, it empowers people by giving them a voice, access to information, and communities they might never find offline. Movements for social justice, mental health awareness, and entrepreneurship often grow because platforms connect like-minded individuals. On the other hand, endless scrolling, comparison culture, and algorithm-driven content can quietly fuel addiction and anxiety. The line between healthy use and dependency is thin. The real issue isn’t social media itself, but how intentionally we use it. When used mindfully, it can empower; when used mindlessly, it can control our attention and well-being.