I am a finance professional and generally love ‘problem solving’. Looking to learn coding because it is the best mode to apply ‘problem solving’ skills. I had seen a post on GV about which languages and tools should a non-techie learn, but any thoughts on where to learn them from? Is LinkedIn Learning any good? Just like 99% of Indians, I am looking for value-for-money app / subscription. If it is a wider subscription, might use it for other courses as well, so all kinds of suggestions are welcome!
Just build something and not do any course. Python is the easiest language to start with and its powerful.
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Also I have never seen anyone actually use Linkedin Learning. Just use YouTube
You can apply for courses in Edx or Coursera platforms for verified certificates from Top universities or Organisations. Eg Harvard, Michigan, Google, Meta. Apply for Financial Aid if the prices are not affordable. Just put the application honestly and express a strong desire for the course. They will approve financial Aid. I got a 100 % scholarship from Coursera for more than 8 Courses and 90% financial aid for Edx.
Been in industry for 10 years now working on PHP. Have tried my hands on Python and AWS too. Looking to pivot into data science or quants. Any course for learning anyone could suggest? More importantly are courses from upgrad good enough...
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After six years in IT Support, I've come to a realization: my current job lacks the learning and growth opportunities I crave. Each day feels like a repetition of customer support tasks, and I'm eager for a change. I've decided t...
I believe upskilling / sideskilling is extremely important to remain competant and relevant in the tech world.
And employers should invest into providing these resources (like access to Udemy/Coursera/Udacity/LinkedIn Learning etc.) to ...
