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In tech, skills matter most because employers ultimately care about what you can build, solve, and improve. Strong coding ability, problem-solving skills, and real project experience often weigh more than a diploma during hiring. However, a college degree can still open important doors by providing foundational knowledge, networking opportunities, and access to internships. Ideally, combining both gives you the strongest advantage in the tech industry.

This discussion space is not just a forum, it is a training ground for the kind of thinking that employers truly value. The interns who stand out are rarely just the best coders — they are the ones who can connect technology to business, understand the impact of global trends, and communicate their ideas with clarity and confidence. So I encourage each one of you to step out of your comfort zone, share your perspective, ask questions without hesitation, and engage with topics beyond your immediate domain. Growth happens when we challenge ourselves to think bigger and this is your space to do exactly that

Social media is both empowering and challenging in today’s world. It allows people to share their voices, raise awareness about important issues, and connect with communities beyond geographical boundaries. Many movements, businesses, and support groups grow because these platforms make communication fast and accessible. However, constant scrolling and comparison can negatively affect mental health, leading to stress, distraction, and anxiety. Ultimately, the effect of social media depends on how intentionally we use it—when used wisely, it can inspire and inform, but when used without limits, it can impact our well-being.