How non-techies can bag a tech job

Tech is more than just an industry; it’s a way of life for many people. Employees with technical skills in areas such as Cybersecurity, Software Development, Data Analytics, Robotics, Advanced Manufacturing, and Artificial Intelligence are in high demand. Here are a few ways: Identify transferable skills: While you may not have the technical skills, there may be other soft skills that can be transferred to a tech industry such as project management, problem-solving, communication, and teamwork. While completing coding challenges may help you develop your technical skills, conducting mock interviews with peers can help improve your soft skills: how you interact, your body language, and so on. Master one programming language: C++, Java, Ruby, Python, Go, or C. Even if the organisation employs a different tech stack, it is preferable to choose a language that you are familiar with thoroughly.