Happy Monday!

We combined a list of helpful resources from @TundeTASH and @myfreelancehq

This thread entails TOP TEN (10)

🤝 Sites to learn Excel for free

🤝 Sites for online education

🤝 Sites for your career

🤝 Sites for interview preparation

🤝 Skills you can do with little or no experience

🤝 Tech skills in demand
💡 Top 10 Sites to learn Excel for free:

Search for these on Google:

1. Microsoft Excel Help Center

2. Excel Exposure

3. Chando

4. Excel Central

5. Contextures

6. Excel Hero

7. Mr. Excel

8. Improve Your Excel

9. Excel Easy

10. Excel Jet
💡💡 Top 10 Sites for Free Online Education:

Search for these on Google:

1. Coursera

2. edX

3. Khan Academy
4. Udemy

5. iTunesU Free Courses

6. MIT OpenCourseWare

7. Stanford Online

8. Codecademy

9. Open Culture Online Courses

10. TED-Ed
💡 Top 10 Sites for your career:

1. LinkedIN

2. Indeed

3. Careerealism

4. Job-Hunt

5. JobBait

6. Careercloud

7. GM4JH

8. Personalbrandingblog

9. Jibberjobber

10. Neighbors-helping-neighbors
💡 Top 10 Sites for Interview Preparation:

1. Ambitionbox

2. AceTheInterview

3. Geeksforgeeks

4. Leetcode

5. Gainlo

6. Careercup

7. Codercareer

8. interview

9. InterviewBest

10. Indiabix
➕ Top ten skills you can do with little or no experience

1. Writing

2. Translation

3. Online tutoring

4. Editing and proofreading

5. Data Entry

6. Social Media Management

7. Virtual Assistant

8. Customer service

9. Transcription

10. Research
💡 Tech skills in demand

1. Amazon AWS

2. Digital Marketing

3. Copywriting

4. UI/UX designs

5. Web development

6. Cloud computing

7. Data analytics

8. Edge computing

9. Graphics designing

10. Blockchain
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