ryoixc5tu Posted July 11 #76 Posted July 11 ngl learning graphic design could be fun and useful too, lots of freelance gigs out there ???? Ehilaz 1
Ashiotia Posted July 11 #79 Posted July 11 Don't learn what others suggest, fix your own confusion first.
Steinarique4 Posted July 11 #80 Posted July 11 SQL is everywhere and it opens doors fast if you enjoy seeing data turn into decisions. Ehilaz 1
synelxen Posted July 11 #81 Posted July 11 honestly just pick one that lets you build something right away like coding a tiny automation script in python. the frustration of debugging it teaches you more than any course ever will just dont quit when it gets ugly Ehilaz 1
ravnda Posted July 11 #82 Posted July 11 I taught myself basic Excel online last year and now my boss thinks I’m a wizard. Ehilaz 1
runeumoria Posted July 13 #83 Posted July 13 copywriting basics helped me understand why i keep buying suff Ehilaz 1
riohf33vj4d Posted July 14 #84 Posted July 14 Dive into Excel or Google Sheets deeply, even bsic scripting with macros puts you ahead in almost any office job and it pays off fast.
bibi3222 Posted July 15 #85 Posted July 15 On 7/14/2026 at 10:47 AM, riohf33vj4d said: Dive into Excel or Google Sheets deeply, even bsic scripting with macros puts you ahead in almost any office job and it pays off fast.
vycaeick264 Posted July 15 #86 Posted July 15 Excel honestly it’s boring but once you get the hang of formulas and pivot tables it saves you so much time at any job. I started with random youtube tutorials and now I automate reports that used to take me hours
Aerena09 Posted yesterday at 06:16 PM #88 Posted yesterday at 06:16 PM (edited) • Search Engine Optimization (SEO) • Social Media Marketing • Content Marketing • Google Ads (PPC) • Meta Ads • Email Marketing. SEO (Search Engine Optimization) + Social Media Marketing are among the best skills for work-from-home digital marketing jobs, especially if you're starting without a technical degree. Edited yesterday at 06:21 PM by Aerena09
Lucillerhanson Posted 6 hours ago #89 Posted 6 hours ago I'd go with learning Python. It's versatile, pays well, and opens up tons of career paths.
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