For my point of view, a skill that took a long time to learn is programming, coding, everything related to AI, personal computer. I think I wanted to learn it because I think the people who make this job have a lot of flexibility has a lot of flexibility because they are allowed to work from home but I think it’s very difficult, it’s thriving because you have to study a lot of maths and equation and for a person who doesn’t like these type of things, it might be difficult. I knew a person in my previous job and he was very good in programming and he was always able to teach you a bit of his work, the easy part obviously, but he was able and I think If I hadn’t had this person in my previous job, I wouldn’t have been capable now to do a bit more and manage in the right way all the resources related to AI and programming.
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From my point of view, a skill that took a long time to learn is programming, coding, and everything related to AI and personal computers. I wanted to learn it because I believe people in this field have a lot of flexibility; they are allowed to work from home. However, it's very challenging because you have to study a lot of math and equations, and for a person who doesn't like these types of things, it can be difficult. I knew someone in my previous job who was very good at programming, and he was always able to teach me a bit of his work, the easier parts, of course. I think if I hadn't had this person in my previous job, I wouldn't have been capable of doing more and managing all the resources related to AI and programming in the right way. His guidance was invaluable in my learning process.
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