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We’re thrilled to announce that @Coursera and Udemy are now one company, creating one of the world’s most comprehensive skills platforms! “By bringing together our highly complementary strengths, we can deliver more choice, more value, and faster innovation for learners and organizations worldwide — while better connecting skill discovery, skill development, and credentialing into a more unified learning experience,” says CEO Greg Hart. Right now, there are no changes to your experience or access. We’re actively working behind the scenes to bring our platforms together in thoughtful ways, and we’ll keep you informed as things take shape. In the meantime, please join us in celebrating our combination in the comments below, and read more about our big news on our blog: bit.ly/3QT3pnB
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the art of not being ready and doing it anyway will take you so far.
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you have an app idea. AI can help you actually build it. here’s how to go from a prompt to a working app, plus the skills that’ll help you build something worth using. 👇 blog.udemy.com/how-to-build-…
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what’s the most niche skill on your resume?
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the first AI output doesn’t have to be the final one. loop engineering is about building systems that learn from feedback, refine their work, and get better over time. 🔁 blog.udemy.com/loop-engineer…
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your job title is where you are. your skills are where you can go.
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we’re joining the debate: should you bring iced coffee to a job interview? 👀
35%yes, caffeine all day
65%no, that's unprofessional
51 votes • 1 days
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nothing builds confidence like understanding the tutorial without rewinding.
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what skill did you learn completely by accident?
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C# developers: which interview topic would you want to brush up on most before the interview? 👀
19%OOP concepts
24%LINQ
33%Async/await
24%.NET fundamentals
21 votes • Final results
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instead of: “write this presentation.” try: “review my presentation and tell me where my argument is weak.”
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Engineers: what’s one skill you use constantly that you never learned in school?
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AI skills + business strategy = a career path worth watching. 👀 AI strategists help turn AI capabilities into real business value. Here’s what the role looks like, the skills it takes, and how to start building toward it. Read the guide ↓ bit.ly/46cmaXp
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your mind is a garden. plant skills, not doubts.
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curiosity is your strength.
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be stronger than your strongest excuse.
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Still mostly using AI to write things? Try it for meeting prep, research, data analysis, repetitive workflows, or even learning something new. 10 practical ways to make AI more useful at work ↓ bit.ly/3UE3ptm
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when you feel like giving up, remember why you started.
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The version of you that figured out the last hard thing can figure out this one too.
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What’s worth learning right now? 👀 We looked at what millions of Udemy learners are searching for, learning, and enrolling in to see which skills are gaining momentum. AI, project management, cybersecurity, and more made the list. Your next skill might be on it. See what’s trending ↓ bit.ly/4zSo64N
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