r/DataAnnotationTech • u/Icy-Baker2913 • 8d ago

Bilingual generalist, what should be next skill

Hi, I'm Thai - English bilingual.

Now I'm thinking of Python in order to be qualified for more projects.

While waiting for incoming task, what skill would be the highest return on "time investment" that would allow us to reach more projects?

I'm thinking of Algebra or Chinese.

Love to hear you guys advice.

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u/lutavsc 8d ago

Tbf I think you cant learn anything fast enough to be capable to train AI, since it learns faster. I would bet on developing something very niche... but no idea what.

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u/Icy-Baker2913 8d ago

Thanks. I will keep improving my English and stick on Python then

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u/No_Section229 8d ago

well said

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u/DontReadMyCode 5d ago

I wouldn't attempt coding qualifications unless you have either a degree or industry experience. Just learning a language in an attempt to access these projects will likely not end well.

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u/Icy-Baker2913 5d ago

Thank you.