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    Aug 11
    If you can describe an app, you can build an app. The new vibe coding course in the Google AI Professional Certificate will teach you how to create custom, shareable apps that can solve your unique challenges at work. No coding experience required. Learn more:
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    🌟 Meet Sri Sindhu Veerathu, a Software Engineering Intern at Coursera. During her internship, Sindhu helped improve the processes behind Coursera's enterprise integrations, making them more reliable, easier to support, and better equipped to scale. Here are three lessons she
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    Aug 13
    “Do you have any questions for me?” This interview question isn't just a formality—it's your chance to learn more about the role and decide whether it's the right fit for you. Here are five thoughtful questions to ask before your interview ends:
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    Questions to Ask at the End of an Interview
    Consider asking these six questions to your interviewer ...
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    Aug 12
    Giving feedback can feel uncomfortable. Strong feedback is about helping people improve and move forward. Here’s what makes feedback more effective: 1️⃣ Be specific: Clear examples are more helpful than vague comments. 2️⃣ Focus on the work, not the individual: Feedback lands
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    Aug 10
    Healthy habits often start in the kitchen. Energy, recovery, strength—it all starts with nutrition. And understanding how it works can make a real difference, whether you’re coaching others or working on your own goals. With short, beginner-friendly courses from the
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