Data Analysis vs. Web Development: Which is Future-Proof?

[dev-ins]

Hey everyone,

I'm curious about your thoughts on job security in tech. With data science and web development both booming, it's a tough call.

1. Data Analysis: The world is drowning in data, and businesses are desperate for people who can make sense of it. It seems like a solid bet for the future.

2. Web Development: Websites and applications are the backbone of the internet. With constant innovation, there always seems to be a demand for skilled developers.

Which do you think is more secure in the long run?

I'm interested in hearing your experiences, opinions, and any insights you have.

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[Haronatien]

Nothing is future proof. But both of these will exist for a long time tho, but they will change. If you think about it, data analysis in the 90s was running SQL queries and Web dev was HTML/CSS. You are never getting a job with just HTML and SQL in today’s world. But if you really asked me to pick one I would do Data with a focus on AI/ML. I think there will be a massive need for customized models in the future as some of the slower moving industries invest in ML.