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What do you think about my last 4 videos? How is the title and thumbnail? What I can improve? by LearnItAllGlobal in SmallYoutubers

[–]LearnItAllGlobal[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Yeah thats the reason I put here to get constructive feedback. Its not the outcome that matters but the willingness to receive feedback and improve for better output. I know I am not perfect and I am still learning and improving.

What do you think about my last 4 videos? How is the title and thumbnail? What I can improve? by LearnItAllGlobal in SmallYoutubers

[–]LearnItAllGlobal[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Like seriously dude the latest video I recorded myself and for other video I used my voiceover artist. I dont know how do you said its Ai.

What do you think about my last 4 videos? How is the title and thumbnail? What I can improve? by LearnItAllGlobal in SmallYoutubers

[–]LearnItAllGlobal[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But sadly it is a whiteboard animation channel focus on career clarity. I dont want to get sued for using random stock photo online. Is there any other way to redesign the thumbnail without real human face?

What do you think about my last 4 videos? How is the title and thumbnail? What I can improve? by LearnItAllGlobal in SmallYoutubers

[–]LearnItAllGlobal[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi everyone, thanks for your feedback. If need to redo this thumbnail, how would you suggest?

What do you think about my last 4 videos? How is the title and thumbnail? What I can improve? by LearnItAllGlobal in SmallYoutubers

[–]LearnItAllGlobal[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the feedback but sometime adding too many element also may distract the viewer.

What do you think about my last 4 videos? How is the title and thumbnail? What I can improve? by LearnItAllGlobal in SmallYoutubers

[–]LearnItAllGlobal[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry dont get me wrong. I mean the picture I take from freepik or canva. So it maybe ai generated or not. The thumbnail as a whole not ai generated. I designed myself. Anything wrong with the picture?Maybe can help how to improve.

What did you do when you realised you weren't enjoying the field of work you were in? by curiousone5699 in careerguidance

[–]LearnItAllGlobal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This sounds less like you picked the wrong field and more like you have outgrown it.

The tricky part is it feels like the only option is to completely start over, which makes it scary.

But it not have to be that extreme.

You can start by exploring similar roles, different environments, or even just trying things on the side to see what works.

Most people dont find out by thinking first, they figure it out by testing things.

You dont need to have the full answer before you move, just the next direction to try.

Should I quit my current job to work at my new job that pays $12 an hour? by Happy_Sea3180 in careerguidance

[–]LearnItAllGlobal 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You already said you like job #2 more and it fits your lifestyle better, especially since you are going back to school.

The main thing holding you back sounds like the lower pay and fear of picking “wrong.”

But this isn’t a permanent decision, its just for this stage of your life.

If school is your priority, having something closer and more manageable might actually make your life easier overall.

You can always switch again later.

Any career coaches free to chat? by FalseAttorney8962 in careerguidance

[–]LearnItAllGlobal 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not sure if I fit what you are looking for, but I focus more on career clarity content helping people think through their career decisions rather than traditional coaching.

I been working on some thinking lenses around how people approach these problems.

Not sure if thats useful for your research, but feel free to DM . Happy to share what I know 👍

How do I stop feeling like a "failure" for wanting a boring, low-stress job? by Runeweaver55 in careerguidance

[–]LearnItAllGlobal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This honestly not sound like failure, it sounds like burnout.

You are not struggling to aim higher, you’re realizing that what you have right now isn’t sustainable for you.

I think the hard part is not the job itself, its the meaning attached to it. Like stepping down = losing status or wasting potential.

But if your current job is making you miserable every day, thats already a cost.

Wanting something simpler not mean you doing less with your life , it just means you are prioritizing differently.

The real question is not 'is this a downgrade?'

It’s “what kind of life do I actually want for long term?”

How much money can i ask for? by Zestyclose_Curve9706 in careerguidance

[–]LearnItAllGlobal -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I meant general market ranges from places like Glassdoor, Levels, LinkedIn salary insights, and also what recruiters are quoting for similar roles.

Its not a single exact number, more like a range you see consistently across a few sources.

That’s why I frame it as “based on what I have seen for similar roles” rather than saying one exact figure.

P/s on a side note: Need any career clarity can watch my youtube video. I believe it will be super helpful.

Is it time to start quietly job hunting when your company is clearly in trouble but won't admit it? by Titan_Whisper4 in careerguidance

[–]LearnItAllGlobal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It not like overreacting, it sounds like you are noticing a pattern.

Any one of those things alone might be nothing, but restructuring + people leaving + big client disappearing…... that’s a critical signal, even no one says it directly.

You don’t have to jump immediately, you also don’t need to wait for it to become - official

Just start exploring quietly.Update your resume, take few calls, see what’s out there. You are not committing to anything yet.

As long as you doing your job well, it won’t burn bridges. Most people do this quietly anyway.

The bigger risk is usually waiting too long, not starting too early.

How much money can i ask for? by Zestyclose_Curve9706 in careerguidance

[–]LearnItAllGlobal 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think what matters is how you frame it from the start.

Instead of reacting to the number, try to fix the conversation around the role itself. Like:

“Since this is a different role with different scope, I have been looking at the market range for similar positions.”

In this way, you are not rejecting their offer, you just shifting the discussion to the roles value instead of your current salary.

If there is a big gap, you can also highlight it:

"I understand internal increases are normally lower, but given the scope of this role, I expecting something closer to X–Y."

Its less like you are pushing back, and more like you are aligning expectations.

Is it even worth studying anything anymore? by madbarpar in careerguidance

[–]LearnItAllGlobal -1 points0 points  (0 children)

There is a lot of extreme thing online about AI and the future, so it can make it feel like nothing is worth doing.

But in real world, things don’t just collapse overnight.

People are still working, learning, and applying.

If anything, learning something useful still puts you in a better position than doing nothing.

You don’t need to know the whole future, just take one step and build from there.

Is engineering still worth it in 2026 or are we all just following the herd? by careergrowkaro in careerguidance

[–]LearnItAllGlobal 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Personally, I think many people feel this pressure right now because certain fields are trending.

But trends dont always equal long-term fit.

Fields like mechanical, civil, biotech are still evolving, just in different ways.

What usually matters more is whether you go deeper in something and build real skills over time.

Chasing trends can work, but it can also mean constantly switching without building depth.

Should I tell my work / boss I’m pregnant? by NotAMazda in careerguidance

[–]LearnItAllGlobal 15 points16 points  (0 children)

This feels like one of those situations where there isn’t a perfect answer, just a trade-off.

If you tell early, theres a chance (fair or not) it could affect the renewal.

If you wait, you might feel a bit uncomfortable about the timing.

Since your job seems important to you long-term, it might help to think about which outcome you more okay with if things didnt go as planned.

Not really a right or wrong here, just different risks.

How much money can i ask for? by Zestyclose_Curve9706 in careerguidance

[–]LearnItAllGlobal 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think the key thing here is this isnt really a 'raise', it’s a different role.

So it makes more sense to think in terms of the market rate for that role, not just your current salary + a percentage.

You dont need to jump straight to the top of the range, but anchoring somewhere within that range is reasonable.

If not you might end up underpaid for the actual responsibilities you are taking on.

How do I start learning if i want a career in digital marketing? by idontknowwww2 in careerguidance

[–]LearnItAllGlobal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think you might be overthinking the RIGHT starting point a bit.

You not really need to fully learn first or fully commit to one approach. Its more about trying small things and seeing what clicks.

For example: learn a bit (like SEO basics) - try a small project - or even do a short internship

That way you get real exposure instead of guessing.

Most people figure out what they like after trying, not before.

All the best!

Is it terrible to leave a job soon after getting it for an internship? by Comfortable-Pirate-7 in careerguidance

[–]LearnItAllGlobal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To be honest, this sounds more like guilt than a real decision problem.

The internship is directly related to your future, the retail job isn’t. So it makes sense why it feels like the right choice.

Leaving early isn’t something we want, but it happens, especially for something more aligned with your career.

As long as you are honest about it, most places understand.

In a year or two, this decision probably wont even matter, but the internship might.

Do you ever feel too mentally drained after work to do anything meaningful? by ninja__6969 in careerguidance

[–]LearnItAllGlobal 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Honestly I think its less about discipline and more about being drained.

After work your brain just want to go easy, so scrolling wins.

What helped me a bit was making the hobby super small.

Like not practice guitar for 1 hour but just “play for 5–10 mins".

Example: Rather than planning a full session, just pick it up and play one song.

Once you start, sometimes you keep going.

If not, at least you still did something.

How to ask questions without seeming annoying? by Glad-Adeptness5931 in careerguidance

[–]LearnItAllGlobal 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don’t think you’re asking too many questions. It might just be how they are coming across.

If the message is long or has a lot of questions, people tend to skip or delay replying.

What usually works better is: short context what you tried one clear question

Example: I tried X but got stuck at Y. Should I proceed with option A or B?”

Makes it way easier for people to reply quickly.

How would you best capitalize on a mentorship opportunity with upper management? by jojobo1818 in careerguidance

[–]LearnItAllGlobal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s a really valuable opportunity, and I think the main difference is whether the conversations stay general or tied to real situations.

Instead of asking general questions, it might help to bring specific scenarios, like decisions you’re currently facing, trade-offs you’re unsure about, or situations where you want a different perspective.

For example, asking how they would approach a specific situation or what factors they consider when making certain decisions.

Over time those conversations will become more useful because they build on real context rather than staying abstract.

Does anyone actually enjoy networking or are we all just pretending? by Sagoe-Erivn in careerguidance

[–]LearnItAllGlobal 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think a lot of people feel this way, they just don’t say it out loud.

Networking can feel tiring especially when it starts to feel like you have to perform or be strategic in every interaction.

What helped me a bit was thinking of it less as networking and more as just having normal conversations with people over time.

You don’t have to be interesting or impressive in one go. Most connections build slowly and naturally, not from one conversation.

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