Financial analysts were literally the 1 job that OpenAI had said has the highest exposure to AI and will probably get automated. 
 https://openai.com/index/gpts-are-gpts/

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Not AI weapons , basically backend+ml devs 
 Some part of Frontend,data analytics,some part of devops and data engineering will be obselete

Umm., yep we can say that too and what about  other 4 in the list

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Prompt engineers  
 Business men  
 Govt officials  
 CAs 
 Content Creators, Editors 
 Priests of all sorts 
 Doctors

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Here is my opinion , what's yours?  1. Software developers with AI weapons  2. Product Managers with larger influence which is not limited to Product only but influencing growth for the business ov...

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Here is my opinion , what's yours?

1. Software developers with AI weapons

2. Product Managers with larger influence which is not limited to Product only but influencing growth for the business overall beyond stakeholders.

3. Financial analysts

4. Legal roles in diverse industries ranging from tech , finance , eCommerce, quick commerce due to convoluted digitalization and expansion of business beyond countries 

5. Content Creators

What top 5 roles are going to thrive in next 10 years ?

What top 5 roles are going to thrive in next 10 years ?- Grapevine

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During the bull run folks were investing in all kind of creator companies right from merchandising, community platforms, audience management to payments. 

Interesting to see only a few creator focused companies globally succeeding. 

What went wrong?

Creator economy rocketsip went down pretty quick

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Share some jobs or function names which are highly overvalued and overpayed?

Mine. I am a DevOps engineer at a fintech startup, I write server configurations for 45L/y and I work about 10 - 20 hours a week, remotely. I keep thinking they’ve figured out how easy my job is and decided to fire me and then instead they tell me I’m doing a great job and promote me 🤌🏻

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There are many careers which are about to face onslaught of AI like Software engineers, content writers, Copywriters, data scientists, lawyers, finance folks etc.

But how immune is the career of a product manager to AI?

What do you think will happen to PM after 5 years when AI will go omnipotent?

How resistant or susceptible is the career of product manager to AI?

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1. True rise of podcasts

2. Regional language content taking over our feed.

3. Free AI tools helping to dub videos on native language. 

4. First Unicorn in this space

5. Rise of more and better gaming creators

6. People leaving Jobs to pursue this as full-time career

What are your predictions? 

Let’s discuss this in comments!

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A lot of noise around AI taking coding jobs, which i fear might be real. Like not completely but you get my point. So how should one upskill themselves (especially the average folks, top 1/2% will not be affected in any field imo) for the upcoming shift? Like will data analytics/science or maybe ai/ml engineering jobs be on rise ? Should be start upskilling in those fields or any other suggestions? I would really like to know it from someone who has good experience in the industry or someone with good insight. Thanks

Jobs which will be created /not impacted by AI

It’s clear that companies won’t need engineers 10 years from now. 

They’ll just need people who know what to make. Who to sell to. How to sell to. At what price. 

This will be the great commoditization of Software development

Take it or leave it.

[Hot Take] AI will make SWEs redundant, PMs and Marketers will become the most important job

This is an L take for someone who works at Google
It is supremely obvious that SWEs are about to enter the golden era of Software Engineering. We are easily foreseeing 2x-2.5x improvement in developer productivity rate. You should go touch some grass or else you will end up becoming PM guru who shills substandard-courses to poor kids.

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Do you think product management would still be relevant? Have you thought of any fallback career options?

Where do you see product management in next 5-10 years?

These Technologies will change the way we live, communicate, do work and do businesses completely from bottom up

1. AI - already happening at the top layer at scale

2. IoT - Connected Things & Digital Twins

3. Web3 - Decentralized Internet Ecosystem

4. xR(AR + VR + MR) - experiences

5. Advanced Robotics

Just in the next 10 years or less than that.

share your tech predictions and observations?

Technologies to keep on radar

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Whay will be the future of software developers in India in the AI realm

Can Ai take product jobs? Been planning to switch to either PRODUCT or DATA SCIENCE roles in 5/6 months, but kinda skeptical as what path I should go ahead with. Also with the AI advancing everyday and some tech bros taking about AI taking jobs makes me wanna wonder about the path I should go ahead with.Any recommendations will help, thanks. Currently am a java developer with 1.4 YOE and kinda find it boring (maybe its the project)

AI COMING FOR PRODUCT JOBS?

I might probably regret this especially since I’ve seen a lot of backlash on this platform for crypto. 

But honestly, this has been a rewarding stint. And note that I didn’t say “crypto” as I don’t always advice people to invest in crypto. 

AMA!

I’ve been working in blockchain for the past three years and still here. AMA!

Hi everyone!!
I saw this video recently on YouTube by varun

https://youtu.be/J4Hd5wudIrk?feature=shared

I wanna know from people around here ,how much AI take over will happen in next 5 years in software development? 

Should we start switching career to AI/ML OR software development will be there in next 5 years??

Software Engineering in next 5 years

I completed my Computer Science from a Tier 1 Institute. But I am not into programming/dev and don't want to further pursue software or IT related roles. I have tried working in marketing and sales, but did not find myself learning hard skills over there.

In such situations, I have been thinking about trying Product Management. Preferably on the lookout of something which involves fusion of tech (not hardcore) with non-tech.

Please kindly provide advice from your experiences on what trajectory should I aim for. Feel free to ask any question in the comments. Thank you!

Career Advice

I'm a software engineer with very little knowledge of what pms and strategy people do but whatever the level gpt might achieve in future, it may make coding jobs redundant but I believe product roles would still be `safe`. Thoughts?

PM/ Strategy roles AI safe?

Because AI will do it better and faster than you sooner or later. 

Looking at you consultants 👀

https://x.com/lennysan/status/1810686158201901488?t=2o5TlDoFMnuuAu2WmTwlZQ&s=19

Do not depend on jobs that make you tell others what to do , such as PM

Generalist

5 years back, I was fortunate enough to get into IISc to study computer science. I also had a choice to study at a prestigious business school in India. I decided to go to IISc as I wanted to work in tech post my masters degree. Back then I thought, if I still wanted to go to business school, I would take it up around 5-6 years post masters. 
Now, it seems like AI is taking over all fields especially non-tech strategy type roles where human input can be replaced with effective code+AI in cost effective ways. Functional managerial roles are being filled with experienced engineers who have a great depth of experience building products for their companies. Where will the MBAs fit in? 
With AI advancing at a break neck speed many more roles will be replaced with AI. Also, the MBA curriculum seems a bit stale given the speed our world is advancing. Need some advice.

Will the MBA degree cease to exist in the future?

Sharing some reflections on this:

1. Product is not a function with a large hierarchy / multiple levels in the ladder. Managerial responsibility comes in very late in the product career and the spans are typically small (relative to other functions like engineering, sales, operations). This also means a steeper funnel to the top and only a handful VP Product roles in the industry.

2. Product is centered around technology and digital consumer trends, both of which are fast changing. This requires constant unlearning and relearning. But more critically, this also means that previous knowledge/experience hits a plateau on marginal value beyond a basic threshold (where you have developed some essential product semse and skills).

3. Product managers are also much higher-paid vs other functional peers, at comparable years of experience. This means that a PM gets to a very high salary (say, 1+ crore) by the age of 40 (15-20y into their career). Tech functions in non-tech companies (like FMCG, banking) cannot offer that kind of pay, meaning salary growth beyond a point is limited to tech-first companies / limiting addressable market for lateral moves.

All of these considererd, how should PMs think about the longevity of their careers? Unlike traditional roles, this does not seem like a "retire at 60" job. What would be the realistic age one should plan for, at which career growth and salary growth will stagnate? What are ways in which a 80%ile PM can extend their career (eg: also taking up engineering management or P&L responsibility or growth function etc., to increase scope)?

PS: this post is not for the top 5-10% PMs. They will always find roles at VP level etc, this is for the 50-90%ile bucket of PM talent.

Longevity of a product career

Will commend you on a very well written and well articulated post. 
  
 Options for the future will be apparent at ~40.  Most peak roles will be achieved between 45-50. 
  
 Possible exits: 
  
 1. Running Category roles at companies which have a broad canvas, multiple product categories. 
 2. Deputing for and eventually running a P&L or a LoB. 
 3. Sales or more critically Customer Success.  Don't shy away from revenue responsibilities. 
  
 Engineering is a sharp left turn imo.  It's not an overlapping skillset at best and don't see how that is part of a PMs likely roadmap.

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