TOP 3 Six-Figure TECH JOBS that DO NOT Require Coding Skills or a Computer Science Degree
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UI/UX Design 4:47
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THANK YOU FOR THIS
THANK YOU..lord this was hard to follow
@@vernon121 see this. 7 non coding tech jobs that pay $100k in 2021
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Bless you
Yo. Thanx!
Hi! I watched one of your video and it gave me the courage to leave a job I thought was right for me. Within 2 months, I got a new job and it’s six figures as a Business Analyst consultant!! Thank you!!
Woahhh I love this! I’m so happy for you! Which video was that? :-)
Thank you!! The video is titled “Stop Asking for a Promotion or a Raise and do this instead” it’s regarding job hopping. I loved the company but did not feel valued monetary wise and I had the mentality of staying and eventually getting the money but your video snapped me out of that reasoning and I got a new job in just two weeks!! I was astounded!!
Amazing! I am also thinking of going into Business Analytics! So cool
@@ade1491 how did you do it? Did you get a degree or just studied a certification?
Wow!
I would strongly warn against UX/UI unless you have a substantial background/degree in design. It's a heavily oversaturated job market due to it's high pay and seemingly low barrier to entry. People also think it's easy relative to learning to code, but there is a very steep learning curve. After bootcamps (or self-learning), you will likely work for free or at very low and uninteresting positions for several years before you land anything close to the pay promised by bootcamps.
Having said all this, if you are actually passionate about UX/UI, I would recommend making a plan and figuring out your financial situation before leaving your day job and committing to this route full-time. It's possible to learn UX/UI part-time while holding full-time work, but you will likely sacrifice health (mental and physical), social life/relationships, and anything else you that might be important to you and requires time.
Also, graphic design is nowhere close to six-figures (it's 30-40k/yr max here in the US for an entry position) and most graphic designers transition to UX/UI.
just make a video about it then
Thank you for your input.
Thank you for sharing this realistic viewpoint.. it's helpful
What I personally did was get work at any company for low pay just get started in the industry, then learned as much as possible then switched companies after 8 months and doubled my salary.
Ugh hate to see this I just applied to one. Careerfoundry specifically.
Good content.
I have a degree in both nursing and psychology. Not using any.
I'm comfortable with the income i make as an investor in financial market.
@Tina Manuel It has no contant profit return. Everything depends on the professionalism of your broker. Last month i earned $52,600 with my $10,000 trading deposit. But last 2months was $44,100 with thesame funded amount.
Holy sh*t 😳. Vivian Paul your 3months income is what i make in a year.
@jones williams yeah.
@Tina Manuel expert Jeffrey Matthew. He is a regulated broker and one of the best in financial market.
@@vivianpaul7759 I learnt for him and his team to trade on their clients behalf, they charge 30% commission.?
Changed my major from biomed to IT and have an internship as a Cloud Consultant. I knew I didn't want to code all my life, so I decided to go with consulting. It's definitely never too late to switch career paths c:
Could u please share the certifications you have ??
Hi, would you mind providing info on how you transitioned to a cloud consultant? Been trying to work towards this direction as I realized am not interested in tech coding roles. Would you mind if we connect?
@@lizkibuna5839 I still need to know about this
I am a technical recruiter for a financial institution. Joining the technical industry is highly rewarding and I have hopes of teaching other women and men how to transition into tech someday.
teach me. 😁
Teach me?
I am looking to get into the tech field
Teach me please…
When will you start teaching please
This video is sooo great! I was a teacher for 6 years then left in 2019. I’ve been working for a global insurance broker as an account coordinator and now account manager for 2.5 years. It’s not the right industry for me. I’m intrigued with tech since the industry is booming and I know tech companies pay well and usually have great benefits and work life balance. I’m a creative person and a planner. I’m interested in account management roles or anything related to design as I think I would enjoy that more. :)
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Hello! Your passion for planning and creativity sound similar to mine! Was wondering if you’ve taken any steps or made any progress in your transition into tech. My background is in the administrative and customer service field, specifically in Oil & Gas which I find is a very toxic industry stuck in the past. Would appreciate any insight or feedback on your experience.
Love General Assembly! They partner with a lot of major corporations, so that's an edge for their students.
It’s just impossibly expensive for a lot of people.
Yes they are great!
Your awesome I'm a current jr in Computer Science at my university and I love tech but im not liking coding as much and just like you said isn't something I want to see all day but have great interest in tech. Im definitiely subscribing keep up the good work im proud of youuu!!!
Aww thank you and all the best with your career!
Wait woah. This is exactly me. Started a CS course in uni and I'm dreading it. But I've always love tech and I have so much knowledge about it.
Have you done anything then? Or continued with uni?
Add corporate recruiting to this list. Tech companies have an internal recruiting team, and if you have a few years of recruiting experience then easily 6 figures.
So true! Select an industry that you are passionate about; really learn the full scope; then Business Analysis is your bag. I chose the Healthcare Financial sector; the field is wide open, with ladders to many levels. As a Sr Manager of Consulting SBSA are solid and on point on every project, team and client. Strong written and verbal skills, attention to detail, and willingness to continuously learn as you, the industry and IT (software) grow. You can't go wrong.
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That’s me rn! I have a background in Nursing and Leadership. Inpatient, outpatient and Community settings. Looking to get my masters in either Business Analysis or Health Information Systems. Any advice?
I graduated this year Computer science Botswana and I have been doing Figma and adobe xd designs for applications mostly and i love it combines my art skills with computers and its lit But getting a job ain't easy without experience in my country and i been doing designs for 2+ years now but will still keep at crafting myself till i land something and i just opened a fiverr account so hopefully i get the freelance ball rolling
what's your fiverr account name?
@@orangemoonglows2692 brandonmots
All the best, you have the right attitude!
I’m a real estate lawyer and for me- Legal Tech roles are really appealing. The frustration with using tools that don’t quite meet the requirements for lawyers and their clients is my drive. Would be interesting to get your thoughts on any disruptive tech you have had a chance to use during your time in law and what if anything frustrates you the most?
Oh Gosh, TIMESHEETS! I hate them, I am still waiting for the technology that will automatically do them for me (without intruding on my privacy of course!). I'm yet to come across any legal tech that is truly disruptive in the typical sense (like you see in the finance field) so it shows how far the industry still has to go! Thanks for watching :-)
Started a boot camp back in January. Not loving coding much but loving tech and leaning towards a UI career. Thank you for the info. New subscriber ✨.
You’re welcome! Good luck with your boot camp :-)
@@CareerGameChanger Thank you
which bootcamp did u attend
@@adeoyetimothy6119 I’m considering CareerFoundry
I’ve been trying to get into tech this year. I have a BA in Biology and thought it was going to take me forever to get into this field - which is also very intimidating. This video was very helpful :)
Girl same here! Were u able to get your foot in the door if so how??
have the same questions as Lanakaura
I went the route of UI/UX design…. I absolutely love to design and since apart of it reminds of the scientific method which I studied in college (the stages of creating a product/design from scratch to initially launching it) made me sure that this was the route I wanted to go!
I’m currently going the self taught route and I’m also learning coding on the side ;) I’ll update my journey along the way! ❤️
@@Relanii 💯
@@Relanii heyy! what’s the update with your career now?
Loved this video! I have worked as a business analyst it’s an amazing job to have. Income wise there is nothing out here like tech
Awww I’m glad you liked it! It’s pretty cool if you can land the right opportunity. What do you do now?
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do you have a bachelors?:)
Video is a game changer. Clarified alot for me. I'm a lawyer too learning to code but I don't think i want to code. So I want to do a project management course... Thank you so much...
Have you looked into Product Management
Scott Payne has some great PMP material.
This is awesome. Interested in business analyst but I don't have any business experiences...
let's be real here. being attractive with good social skills will also get u into many jobs. not saying that's how u got to where u are, but it's definitely a plus
What a great video this is! Currently I am a Junior in college pursuing a bachelors degree in computer informations systems with a concentration in business analytics!!
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I am an architectural designer who has a little construction management experience. I realize that most architecture jobs wont provide me the salary or lifestyle I want right now. I am currently looking to switch out. I had a hard time landing an architecture job during the last recession and NOW. Enough is enough.
Good luck! If you did it during the last recession, you can do it again :)
Great video! I am a Digital Project Manager and recently authored a book on transitions inspired by the digital Space... I am super excited to hear non tech moving to tech.
im 15, trying to figure out what im going to do with my life because i want to live a very luxurious lifestyle when i am older. i have a dream of getting a high paying job and living in a beautiful apartment in nyc, thank u for this, its very inspiring
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@@sandrafx4391 how, and what exactly is the company and what do they do
awww this is so cute ! I believe in u ;)
I have my BS in Biology, but I'm not sure what I want to do with it just yet. Tech seems like something I want to learn more about, I work in retail and the pay isn't suiting the lifestyle I want. At first I had doubts about succeeding, but it's something I think I want to go through with now.
Don’t let doubt talk you out of your blessings. Do your research and get to work :-)
Keep searching! Hope all goes well..
You should look into robotics and deep machine learning. Company's like neuralink can be interested in a Biology background.
@@youthsportsfilms6252 hi! So I actually have a BS in Biology too and MS in Public health. I looked up this company and they don’t have any remote positions. Do you have any other recommendations? I’m looking for entry level biotech jobs.
Start getting certs now
This was great info! I am in the healthcare industry and looking to transition into the tech field and leaning toward UX as it aligns with my current interests and hobbies. I am currently into graphic design of digital items and I really enjoy it. I am learning that the tech field has various components so I'm thinking UX might be an appropriate fit for my creative interests.
I’m looking to get into Digital Marketing in the tech field. I would like a remote job. I love to travel, and determined to find/create a job to satisfy my needs. Thank you for the video.
I’m doing the same thing. Literally weighing my options so I can work and live life the way I choose.
@@Lia-fe4lj go after it
@@Lia-fe4lj @delanoMuzik i took the google course and am currently taking another course for a digital media marketing specialist. do you have more info or tips?
@@snsf14 what google course did you take ? is it expensive?
@@Tracy.W i took the "Fundementals of Digital Marketing" course and it was free!
I work in healthcare right now. I would like to merge my healthcare experience into the tech industry. I would love to hear your insight about that and route would be best to take.
Look up health informatics! It’s a masters degree too
Ex Microsoft and Apple employee here. Made a similar video about the perfect tech job!Never coded for work but worked on technical projects!
You have such a beautiful personality!
Thank you 😊
Hi! Just found your channel and I've been trying to transfer into the tech field for some time now. I have my BA in Communications, but I haven't used it since I graduated. I have been working in retail, mostly clothing stores. The pay is terrible and the positions are often very mentally draining. I also have a background in Graphic Design. I have no clue where to get started. I do know that I can no longer do retail.
Try UX design
@@mariedesignz1659 Do you think Coursera is good for UX Design? If not, what course would you recommend?
@@melliem7481 I've spent 3 hours watching reviews from people in the industry, they all generally agree that it's a good start, so YES
I love the suggestions people have given you already, UX definitely springs to mind!
Try frontend development since you have a background in Graphic Design.
Hi I know you made this video a long time ago but I just want to say it was inspiring. I am a Nigerian lawyer with just one year work experience but I am looking to going into the tech industry, I don't have the skills you talked about,so I plan to go to school for a tech based degree.
Thank you Lexy! Im glad it inspired you - all the best in school (don't forget to check whether you actually need to go to school or whether you can be self taught :-))
@@CareerGameChanger Thank you so much for replying.
Amazing! Im currently an e-commerce digital photo retoucher but I feel like Im not making enough money in NYC. Most of the work I get approached about is contract work with set dates and no promise of permanence. I want to break into UX design badly and I know I have the transferrable skills to do so. I just have no idea where to start. And bootcamps are covering what I already learned in school. I don’t want to spend more money just trying to get accolades with no guarantees😝
You're really help me see what a business analyst can do thank you
You’re welcome!
What can he do?
I am. FULL stack developer and I want to go into tech consulting if anyone has any great tips or advice feel free to reply down below. lovely video much love from Canada
I have worked in customer support for almost 5 years. Last year I took up a graphic design course, surprisingly I was able to learn how to use the tools in the software but turns out, I'm not creative. So i lost interest. I don't have a college degree but a high school diploma. Please suggest a course for me that can get me a recession proof job 😁
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Biology major here I thought dentistry was the route for me but I changed my mind to data analysis so I’ll be self teaching myself.
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Hi, I just found your channel. I currently work in the healthcare and I have vast experience in Retail industry. But have always want to transition into IT but don't really want to do coding and those stuffs. Any advice on what tech career and skills one can develop
GRC/information security analyst
Scrum master
Depends on your background. You will need to understand the industry from a high level even if you don’t want to code. However with retail experience, a customer facing role like client success might be relevant. Or project management but without context, hard to say :)
@@tolani5804 thanks! i am also a healthcare worker and looking to switch
Did you say avoid the Bro Marketers? LOL love it!
Yes I said it 😂
You have really helped me. Thank you for this!
I've taken the Google fundamentals course for digital marketing and am currently the LinkedIn one before taking the Meta (Facebook)digital marketing course/exam. I have been seeing a lot of hiring reps say that certifications aren't enough despite many videos like this one. Any insight on this?
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You need a degree to pass most HR screenings and real world experience. Certs is the cherry on top of the sundae. There are definitely cases of people who get jobs having no degree, but it does increase your chances. I saw a post like experience -> degree -> certs
Careful with marketing now. It is a great field, yes, but many marketers are bein laid off. Even highly qualified marketers have trouble finding jobs right now. I work in marketing and want to switch companies, but I am literally having trouble finding another company that wants to hire. THey are very picky these days
I’m a senior in Highschool and going into college i want to work in order to be Business Analyst , any advice? If any Business Analysts in the comments see this, do you mind replying with what your major was and your experience with it?
Hi! I actually just accepted my first role out of college as a Business Analyst right after graduation in a Fortune 500 company. I graduated in Management Information Systems (MIS) and International Business. Many older BAs that I’ve spoken to really happened upon the role because they were not really defined roles back then, but many businesses realized there was a need for someone to understand the business needs as well as the development team and communicate between the 2. Entry level roles usually require a MIS/IS, computer science, or STEM degree. I actually started in computer engineering but found out fairly quickly that I did not want to do that all my life and much preferred business. I think that MIS is the best way to go if you really want to be a BA because you cover simple-intermediate coding (you really don’t need any prior knowledge to start) data/business analytics, project management, and more which are all very helpful for BAs. Of course there are other routes but that was what worked best for me. Other roles I considered with my degree are Business Systems Analyst, IT Analyst, BI Analyst, and AI/ML Scientist and more. Some of those have significant overlap and what the role entails might depend on the company. There are so many options but I actually want to gain enough experience to be a project manager/scrum master eventually so BA is what I thought would be best for my career trajectory
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Thanks! I’m a senior in high school and I’m really struggling with what I wanna be a graphic designer but keep seeing stuff about ux/ui design. So is it possible to start as a graphic designer then move to a ui designer??
I’m an event designer. I use so many apps to design events and create an experience for my clients. I can def do the design part
There’s so much to design and I have to communicate effectively
I’m a admin assistant for real estate. My past experience is in social services/ case manager and I’m burn out and def need a change. I’m in the middle of figuring out what’s my next move
I am looking to get into tech i am fast learning and more creative than probably everyone wish me luck.
Good luck!
Just subscribed. I’m trying to get into the tech world.
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yesss okay I want to do the creative one , I’ve been editing since I was in 5th grade !!
Can you tell me about that print on the wall behind you? I love it!
So inspiring. Making the simple, awesomely simple, that’s creativity.
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im 23 and always said I wanted to be a veterinarian but just keep getting put in situations where I dont think its for me. but still stuck on not knowing what I wanna do
me with dentistry lmao
literally same situation with me in dentistry
New sub/support here...
Outstanding Ma,damn.
My daughter is a graphic artist crossing training to UX and UI via Google training.
Truly Beautiful and Smart........ GOD BLESS AND CONTINUED SUCCESS.......
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I enjoyed this video. I can listen to you talk all day.
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This is a great video! Thank you for the information. I was in a coding bootcamp since March and I graduate this Friday. I'm leaning towards a career Web Design/Front End but I don't understand why entry level positions require 3+ years experience.
Hello! Thanks for this video! I currently work in supply chain operations at a big CPG company, but looking to transition into tech next year. I'm trying to figure out which non-coding tech role would make the most sense for my transferable skills. Any advice?
I have a nursing degree and I’m thinking about earning my MPH and combining it with tech. I would fit most with planning and strategy and I too have the gift of gab lol so I’m going back and forth between marketing and sales and business analyst. I know that I do not want to code. Do you think that those roads could cross or I should choose one of the other?
Try healthcare tech companies :)
Product marketing managers are pretty close to business analysts since they do a lot of user and maker research.
@@Sososunnyyyyyy ok thank you!
Great advice. Thank you 🙏
Subscribed! You're amazing!
how did you learn how to code? where and what steps did u take?
So true I’ve been doing it for 20 years
Help me
not sure why RUclips recommended this video to me... i just clicked because i thought you were very good looking
I'm a mathematician, but I have almost zero experience on coding. Which of this do you think I should start looking deeper ??
Front end is fun with all of the amazing colors and design
Great content!
I think that you will still need a qualification because is a career shift. But good video great communication skills !
im trtying to find the right crowd . being 2 years out... i really want to make a living for myself. with a mentor or guidance as im less confident in progress. i got what it takes aint 30 yet HOWEVER VERY fustrated withmyself as time goes on. any opening classes ?? im more visioned/demonstrate learner. im willing to travel out of london take flights to improve knowledge
Appriciating your video a lot cuz im having a plan to switch to Business Analyst
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I would like too be a uX Designer
I like that role too! What are you currently doing?
Well I'm about to enter college, do you think I should study IT in college or do another course and do it online. Which is better
@@goldekennia i just realised that it's been 4 months now, what course did you decide?
Hello, I know I'm late here. I'm looking to get into Tech. Presently doing B.A but I'm not good at communication! That's my fear right now. What do you advise?
Fantabulous video and channel
Well I got in IT technician networking related to technology and I like to further my skills there. Might try business analyst later. But great wage in it 1mil per month loving it
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Hey I’m new to your channel: Bachelors degree in psychology; background is psychiatric technician/ nurse assistant and I am a published author. Trying to see what tech skills would correlate with my transferable skills. My intent is to transit from my wfh legal recovery job to working for lifesaving medical devices. Any tips?
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Have you had any luck with pursuing this so far?
I’ve worked in the health field for 5+ years would that possibly be a transferable skill that I could use?
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The link for the game changer mentor ship programme isn’t going at all I don’t know what am doing wrong
Thanks for your video-
I am starting full stack bootcamp in 2 weeks time. Finished Essentials in HTML, CSS and Vanilla Javascript.
I am 30 years an entertainment pro, 20 years database management and run a small entertainment client services company....phew...
I love tech and I love languages. Spanish I am fluent in and am slowly learning Mandarin.
How does all this transfer into tech?
😊
You can also put in translator for Spanish as well. Very good side hustle
You’ll find out at the bootcamp and with your research but sounds like you have a lot of transferable skills - you will get started on learning the coding piece but you could have other things like project management, design etc. Good luck!
@@CareerGameChanger thanks! Am enjoying the journey!
how would you do this though? Opening a business or applying to a job?
Hi! Love your laptop case on the thumbnail. Where can I get it??
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Hi! What course did you take for coding?! PS. Your videos have been super helpful & inspiring, I’m hoping to make a career change within the next 6 months!
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Hi. Thanks for your video. What coding language did you learn?
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Tq for your information heart technology and code developement
I want to get into tech. Just try to see what career path will be a good fit for me
I am a computer science major . I just don’t know how to get a job with no background job experience … everything is saying I need to have experience . I know how to code . I know Java , C++ , and ect. I’m literally scared . What would you suggest ?
Hi what would I need to do to change from Social Worker to Computer Science
Also scrum master is a great high paying easy tech job
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Nice upload!!
i sub
Hey I am a early years educator but I am looking to transition into tech at the moment I am the IT specialist at work which basically means that if there is a issue with any of the it equipment or the boss or staff members phone such as them not knowing how to connect to the network I do it for them, and if I cannot do it or need administrative access because our nursery is attached to a university it will then go to the IT people I am struggling to know what form of Tech to go into but I do enjoy solving issues / problems I have signed up for your website but can you give me any advice I the mean time?
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can you help me get a job?
Thank You!
I’ve always been interested in tech. Right now I would love to Make more money Also, however I have no idea to what area of information technology to get into,….help me please
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YOU SAID NO EXPERIENCE. ALL YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT IS EXPERIENCE. PEOPLE WITH EXPERIENCE. I DONT HAVE ANY OF THAT.
I FEEL LIKE IM DYING BECAUSE I DONT HAVE ENOUGH MONEY AND IM TRYING. BEEN TRYING FOR OVER 10 YEARS NOW. THIS DIDNT HELP AT ALL.
Please I graduated as a food scientist and technologist but yet to get a job in the field so I’ve been a makeup artist since I graduated,whc tech skill can you advice me to go for ?
I work at Geico and I am trying to see what exactly I want to do. I love technology and would love to understand it more I just despise math smh but I’m great in everything else
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i have completed my 12th in 2012
graduation is not completed due to fail in 2 subject after that due final prblm i left my study in between but now in december i m completing my graduation in commerce this december
i m 28 now i dont have any guidance at this stage i m very much depressed about it day by day i thought for data analyst but i dont hv computer skill very beginner according to my situation in which IT path should i go any field and how plz suggest me it will be great help form
suggest any course plzz
I would like to go into front end. To be honest I'm so confused. I have an undergrad degree in chemical engineering, gotten admission for a human resource management program and I want to go into tech did some research and I found out prefer the front end. But I need more advices are there courses in universities or I should just learn it online and get certified