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in the AI Era remember this: having a strong tool with weak skills is like being a stupid manager who has a smart employee you guess what happened 😉

Mr ghane is one of the greatest and the most generous men's that I've ever seen he published high quality courses completely for free just to build the next generation. thank you so much sir for everything.

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If Plan A doesn't work for any reason, don't worry—just start Plan B. 😁 This post is the perfect example of that. Recently, I had the chance to meet with two brilliant people: Ali Mohammadi Nasrabadi Amin Rezaei That meeting was truly awesome. I kept reminding myself to take a selfie and share a LinkedIn post about it... And then I accidentally forgot everything. 😂 So, this is my Plan B. Thank you, Mr. Rezaei, for generously sharing your knowledge and for taking the time to meet with me. Thank you, Ali, for inviting me. One thing I've learned: A strong circle makes you stronger. 💙

I kept thinking about this: With the power of AI, is learning still necessary? My answer is yes. But what we need to learn has changed. In this picture, you see three people: - Me: Learning how senior developers solve problems—and how experienced sales professionals identify problems worth solving. - Ali Mohammadi: Diving deep into advanced engineering topics. - Yusof Hosseinpoor: Mastering .NET, software engineering, and software architecture. Different paths. Same mindset: never stop learning. AI doesn't replace learning—it changes what gives you an advantage. Which learning path do you think will matter most in the AI era? Ali Mohammadi Nasrabadi Yousof Hosseinpour