I don't have any idea where to start how to start. Can anyone guide ?

There is a channel called apna college on YouTube ,they will give u a roadmap about coding , and there are so many youtube tutorials to learn coding.Key is to be consistent on practicing.

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Hi fellows,

I am currently working in a non-tech project and i want to move to tech but I only have 1.5 years of experience and don’t have much skills in tech field.

I want to become data analyst. How to get to my goal? Can anyone suggest how to do or any skill that I can learn to get my goal ?

Can someone go from non-tech to tech background

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As the question says I’m interested in learning to code. Background: the closest I’ve come to coding is writing SQL/R code. 
Last weekend I started with Harvard CS50 class on Edx and I’m interested in pursuing this further. I’m aware of websites like W3CSchools and Replit. But if someone can suggest a path, I’ll be super grateful

How to learn coding (non tech background )

Founder

I want to Learn coding which coding language is good for me as a new learner. I’m non technical background currently working in service desk in software deployment SR. And overall experience in service including customer and IT support 4.5yrs.

But now I’m looking for more upgrades and learn to new things which help me personally & financially.

Please suggest I’m 29yr old now

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Technical Specialist

I am non tech guy. So to gain some knowledge here is the question about coding. 

❓❓Coding doubt❓❓
App developed with the help of React Native is considered as native app or hybrid app?
And 
Developing app with React Native, does it impact performance? 
Pls guide.

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Project Manager

Please suggest me for cloud computing is good a career or learning coding is good ?

I’m newbie for tech

Okay I want to move to tech... Right now I'm an Ads Performance Optimizer with an MBA and want to pivot into tech. I don't know where to start what to do... 
People who have moved from non tech to tech please give me your valuable suggestions!

Non-tech to tech?

Account Manager

Hi.. I'm a Salesforce developer with 2+ years of experience but I'm not that good in coding, what should I do? 
Any suggestions....

No coding experience, what should I do?

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I'm a PM at a fintech company in India, I handle AI/ML, generative AI related Products. Looking for a job switch, kindly lemme know if you have any leads.

Anyone hiring for PMs with 1 to 2 YOE?

In which world do cloud platform engineers do coding. I have come across many profiles which need expertise in cloud platforms like compute, networking , security , devops , terraform which is fine. But who did development for 2 or more years and became cloud engineers .Do HRs of these companies are delusional ?? 

If coding then what level of coding is required , do I need to expertise in DSA kind of stuffs or just intermediate python knowledge and what kind of programming questions should I expect.?

Coding level for non developer profile

Cloud Architect

Hey IT industry champs ;)

I have 15 years of Sales and Marketing/Product development and management experience in the BFSI/Fintech domain and want to move to the IT industry.

Educational background:
BCom(H)
MBA(Finance/Marketing).                                                                       

(Not from the Top 20 MBA colleges)

I am open to learning new skills including Coding languages/Tools ,and if you know someone who has successfully moved from non-IT to IT industry after more than a decade of work by upskilling themselves then  please throw in an example.

Looking for some encouraging inputs :)

How can I switch to IT from non IT background after 15 years experience ;)

Investor

Hi, I am 28 YO currently working in a non-tech role. In few next years I completely want to switch to tech role (preferably SDE) for myriads of reasons but number one being my logical skills and and my love for creation. 
How should I start working on my skills? 
Currently I am in a foreign language profile and I have heard from my friends in UK that being bilingual really helps people in tech field. 
Please suggest ways for getting the degree or skills or both.

Non-tech to Tech

I am 4 months into my first job as a product manager. I have never coded in my life except for a basic coding course in college. While I am always eager to understand technical concepts and tend to ask a lot of questions around the same I still feel there's a huge gap in communication. 

This leads to poorly estimated timelines, and often difficulty in assessing feasibility of ideas.

I wish to learn more about software architecture, data management systems and the development processes in general. 

While I know I lack technical expertise, I don't want to discount the possibility of this just being a communication issue within the team. This is a series B startup just entering the growth phase, so no proper processes are set up as of now - again something I will have to streamline.

My question is to all the product managers especially who don't come from a technical background - how did you bridge this gap?

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Product Manager

Hello folks, 

This is a call for every software engineer and broader community. 
I’m a 30 year old customer support employee who worked at Airtel, MPL, Wazirx and I have 5 years of total experience all things customer support. 

About a year ago, laid off at Wazirx due to crypto taxes and regulations and it’s been an uphill battle to find a steady job in the market. 

Did few freelance jobs but nothing is working out. I’m at a point where I’m unable to even get by on monthly basis. 

I’m a Engg dropout as well, so no degree, no real top notch experience to land other roles. 

I finally decided to have a crack at software jobs and pivot to whole new field. I have few queries, if anyone can find some time and answer them, it would mean the world to me 

1. Do I need a degree to land software roles ? 
2. To pivot to coding roles ( no prior experience), where should i start ?
3. There’s an ocean of misinformation out there, I’m really confused on where to start and which courses to take up? ( Planning to take up Phyton ) 
4. Can coding help to land freelance jobs ( I know it’s difficult and takes time to reach good enough of a level but I’m willing to work hard and put the hours in ). 
5. I know companies doesn’t bet on candidates without a degree but what’s the best way to approach this scenario? 

Thanks a lot for your time for answering these queries. Highly appreciated 🙏🏼

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Customer Success

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I'm a Bcom grad with 2 years of experience as a US recruiter and around 1 year of experience as a customer service rep. I was into IT and tech stuff but I did not pursue anything at the time. Now I am very interested in changing my career paths to anything in the fields of IT but idk what interests me in specific all I know is I am not very fond of the coding side of IT. So can you please suggest what courses/certifications would help me secure a job?

How do I switch my career to IT?

Recruiter

Which technology is quick to learn if I am not a regular IT Graduate or either an Engineer?

I was learning to code when i was in my second year of BTech. I understood coding is not for all. It is a way of thinking. Some people naturally can code and some people work hard to get that way of thinking. Ultimately coding is about problem solving. Now one thing i understood is, my thinking and way of talking everything has got changed because of learning to code. Im making real life relations so complex. I have seen people who never think about how they think, who never go deep into why and what in day to day life, who just live their life without any stress but still earn good. What i am trying to ask is, is this normal for everyone. The more work you do, the more problems you solve, the more complex thinking your mind will start doing and this will affect your day to day life to think too much about ifs and elses in relationships.

Problem solving vs Relationships ( Not just love )

Data Analyst

Hi all, I am a mechanical engineering graduate with no experience. Looking to transition to product management. Completed Nptel certificate courses in product management. Please mentor /advise me about the mandatory requirements to get my first job in PM.

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