I hire for many of these roles. Check out my deep dive into salaries and how to get in with or without a degree czcams.com/video/q0i1NnOw8BI/video.html Thanks Masha!
@@azmiihsan2768My 2 cents; if you're just a semester away... Do not drop out. Grind... You don't have to do a job that's related to what you have studied but the degree definitely counts. Coming from someone who nearly dropped out in the last sem. Also, I am a market research analyst with bachelor's degree in electronics engineering.
@@kenneththomas4509 I'm very well aware that I could have a job which isn't related to my degree (in fact I really hope so), but the path that will lead me to the graduation ain't easy at all; I have to finish my bachelor thesis first and must include coding there
This is so informative! 😊 I work as a marketing associate in a startup web dev company and sometimes i also do quality checking. But this year i want to learn coding again. Looking forward to the #UXJanuary. 😊
I have a question for you for one of your Q&As: What do you recommend wearing to tech jobs? I am starting an apprenticeship at Microsoft and have no idea what to wear. I've been working remotely for two years so haven't had to worry about this. Three years ago I worked at a big tech company and could never seem to get the outfit right. I tend to wear dresses but co-workers would ask me why I was "all dressed up." You always have excellent style and I thought you might have some insight.
thank you so much!! To be honest at Google it was very open to whatever you'd like to wear: there were days when I'd wear baggy jeans with a t-shirt and sometimes when I was more dressed up, even wore heels. It really depends on the company and the country where you are - my colleagues in the office in Russia were much more dressed up all the time, while the people in the US were even more casual than us in London. I'd say that jeans and a nice top/jumper is a safe option while you're seeing how things are first, but my biggest advice is: be yourself!! Wear what makes you feel comfortable and happy :) if you want to dress up, do it! If you don't feel like wearing makeup, do it!
The only time when I'd worry about this stuff is if you have meetings with clients - some of them are more formal than the tech companies and will wear suits to meetings
depends what you're coding, saying it's not important is just blatant ignorance, but if you go into professional programming most likely you won't face much math stuff
For UX/UI Designer: you should have a degree in design, even it's graphic design, communication design or media design. For Data Analyst: Data science or Finance, Business Analysis, Healthcare Management etc (basically business degree is highly recommended) For Digital Marketing: Marketing degree, BBA, MBA in marketing or Digital Marketing or maybe Multimedia Design. SEO: this one is a part of digital marketing so same as digital marketing.. Product manager: BBA MBA in Product management or project management or IT Management or MIS (Management Information Systems).. business degree is necessary.
Thanks for the video! Just wanted to give you a heads up that the text for the Product Manager is missing. Instead it shows technical recruiter text twice. Happy new year!
you need to know how applications work so yeah, its not if, but a prerequisite, how are you going to design an UI if you have no clue what construct and flows can be performed
i think you need to add as well system administrators, responsible for installations, daily operations & maintenance of various systems whether hardware or software.. a lot of them needs minimum or no coding experience.. May be some of the job descriptions interfere with #8 tech support specialist meanwhile some of them works only on commissioning and installations without support... On another hand a very good video as usual and waiting for more!
@@SHADOW5487 ohhh I see. Some advice he gives me. He Always tells me to focus on AWS or GCP and to try to get a certification from them. Then learn how to use Docker and Kubernetes at a decent level. He has no degree btw.
Dear coding blonde. I'm so happy you are loving 2018. I have some bad news. The next 4 years are going to be absolutely terrible! The new xbox and play station are the ugliest things we've ever seen. Crypto had a love child with collectable cards and spawned a thing called nft's of cartoon monkeys worth more than cars. And worse of all, I realised I really am not a fan of baby blue jumpers. Apart from that it's all good.
I will just become coding blonde's servant. It is better than coding. I will write comments in your code, make coffee for you, clean your laptop, boots and house, make nice food and do your laundry.
1. UX Designer
2. UI Designer
3. Data Analyst
4. Digital/Marketing/Media Marketing
5. SEO
6. Web Analytics
7. Growth Hacker
8. Tech Support Specialist
9. Manager
Etc
Shantanu dolui what major would most of these fall under? Especially UX/UI designer?
What should I major in college to be able to work in those areas you mentioned? @shantanu dolui
rosa destina check into the the fine arts programs or human computer interaction at the school you’re looking into to!
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Thanks Masha!
Most of the candidates you'll be competing with for these jobs will know how to code tho.
Writing on the wall Ai will be handling code for bottom 50% of all Programming jobs in ne t 5 years
1.UX Design
2.UI Design
3.Data Analytics
4.Marketing Management
5.SEO Specialization
6.Web Analytics Specialization
7.Growth Hacking
8.Tech Support Specialization
9.Technical Recruitment
Her accent is a mixture of Russian, American, and English.
Just watching this to help me decide careers. I've actually been looking into software testing!
Really software testing isn't that a dying field
Sunny Pandey very encouraging lol
Why don't you try ui ux designing?. I find software testing so boring. For long term you will learn a little may be?
@@sunnypandey1777 a year late but yes testing is dying, most devs are picking up the testing
@@CorporateGamer yA 1year lol
Thanks for the video. I'm a computer science student but I don't like coding
@@alexh7305 I'm on my last semester now. The choice that I have now are either graduating or dropping out
@@azmiihsan2768My 2 cents; if you're just a semester away... Do not drop out. Grind... You don't have to do a job that's related to what you have studied but the degree definitely counts. Coming from someone who nearly dropped out in the last sem. Also, I am a market research analyst with bachelor's degree in electronics engineering.
@@alexh7305 I appreciate your advice. It gives me a new consideration. Thanks
@@kenneththomas4509 I'm very well aware that I could have a job which isn't related to my degree (in fact I really hope so), but the path that will lead me to the graduation ain't easy at all; I have to finish my bachelor thesis first and must include coding there
What job can I get that works with hardware instead of software?
It technician
YES! No dislike bots! Go Coding Blonde!
+EzRel haha hopefully there will be none in 2018!
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This is so informative! 😊 I work as a marketing associate in a startup web dev company and sometimes i also do quality checking. But this year i want to learn coding again. Looking forward to the #UXJanuary. 😊
+joan yay!! I hope you will find it useful! Editing the first video today to publish it tomorrow 😊
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I have a question for you for one of your Q&As: What do you recommend wearing to tech jobs? I am starting an apprenticeship at Microsoft and have no idea what to wear. I've been working remotely for two years so haven't had to worry about this. Three years ago I worked at a big tech company and could never seem to get the outfit right. I tend to wear dresses but co-workers would ask me why I was "all dressed up." You always have excellent style and I thought you might have some insight.
thank you so much!! To be honest at Google it was very open to whatever you'd like to wear: there were days when I'd wear baggy jeans with a t-shirt and sometimes when I was more dressed up, even wore heels. It really depends on the company and the country where you are - my colleagues in the office in Russia were much more dressed up all the time, while the people in the US were even more casual than us in London. I'd say that jeans and a nice top/jumper is a safe option while you're seeing how things are first, but my biggest advice is: be yourself!! Wear what makes you feel comfortable and happy :) if you want to dress up, do it! If you don't feel like wearing makeup, do it!
The only time when I'd worry about this stuff is if you have meetings with clients - some of them are more formal than the tech companies and will wear suits to meetings
Coding Blonde thank you so much! I feel better after reading this. :) This is very helpful.
i became a coder, so i could wear my jogging set every day of my life
I'm not very good with mathematics
and I want to learn programming
I heard that math is important for programming.
Is that true???
absolutely not..
+Imran Siddiqui agreed!!
depends what you're coding, saying it's not important is just blatant ignorance, but if you go into professional programming most likely you won't face much math stuff
@@imran_sid depends on which field that involves programming you're going for...
Andy Norton which programming majors don’t have a lot of math though?
Really Helpful Video Ma'am . Keep Coming With Such Good Content 🙂
Hi, love the video, even if its quite old i want to ask what jobs i can do if i know coding?
Nice video. I am learning alot through ur videos 😀
Very usefull video! Thank you and happy new year!
+Daria Egorova thank you! And Happy New year to you as well! ❤
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Love ya Coding Blonde!! Awesomeness!
Thanks for this video! it's enlightening
+Adigwe Precious I'm glad you've found it useful!!
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Bruh "NO CODING JOBS" - third one needs coding.................
@Coding Blonde: If you don't mind me asking what is your nationality? German, Polish, Russian,Sweden, Denmark or The Netherlands?
Netherland
@@manikroy7768 Oh ok, nice.
Amazing, thank you
and these are available in London right
Hi. Where is your accent from?
Where do growth hackers work at?
What does UX and UI mean?
Thanks for the video! I was wondering what majors in college you should study for these jobs?
For UX/UI Designer: you should have a degree in design, even it's graphic design, communication design or media design.
For Data Analyst: Data science or Finance, Business Analysis, Healthcare Management etc (basically business degree is highly recommended)
For Digital Marketing: Marketing degree, BBA, MBA in marketing or Digital Marketing or maybe Multimedia Design.
SEO: this one is a part of digital marketing so same as digital marketing..
Product manager: BBA MBA in Product management or project management or IT Management or MIS (Management Information Systems).. business degree is necessary.
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@Kristine Balta what? I don't understand sorry..
@Kristine Balta architecture is not a tech job and also I told about those careers which are mentioned in the video.
Aoa
Amazing video I really liked it.
What do you think about AWS ?
Do you have to go to university for this or other options?
Of course you have to go to school for this get a computer science diploma
Thanks for the video! Just wanted to give you a heads up that the text for the Product Manager is missing. Instead it shows technical recruiter text twice. Happy new year!
+chochki ahh my bad, thank you for letting me know!! Those titles are always misbehaving!
Can I become an UI Designer with a Computer Science degree?
you need to know how applications work so yeah, its not if, but a prerequisite, how are you going to design an UI if you have no clue what construct and flows can be performed
Absolutely
Great video.Happy new year :)
+Vikum Nidarshana thank you! And Happy New year to you too!!
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You didnt mention about devops
Happy New Year, Masha)
+Dima Igolkin thank you, happy New Year to you as well!!
i think you need to add as well system administrators, responsible for installations, daily operations & maintenance of various systems whether hardware or software.. a lot of them needs minimum or no coding experience.. May be some of the job descriptions interfere with #8 tech support specialist meanwhile some of them works only on commissioning and installations without support... On another hand a very good video as usual and waiting for more!
+MØ Alaa thank you!! And I'll add those professions if I make another list of these jobs 😊
increíble video: D
+Jesus 191 thank you!
I love you. I mean thanks
thanks
Masha Love it!!!
Data Analyst has plenty of coding.
Masha, what do you think about SRE?
My brother is a SRE. Makes 128k right now at his new job. He's 25. Jealous but happy for him.
@@AfrooBlack what's the location?
@@SHADOW5487 of the state? Georgia.
@@AfrooBlack that's great!) Also, jealous since here in Europe the compensation is much less
@@SHADOW5487 ohhh I see. Some advice he gives me. He Always tells me to focus on AWS or GCP and to try to get a certification from them. Then learn how to use Docker and Kubernetes at a decent level. He has no degree btw.
Dear coding blonde.
I'm so happy you are loving 2018.
I have some bad news. The next 4 years are going to be absolutely terrible!
The new xbox and play station are the ugliest things we've ever seen.
Crypto had a love child with collectable cards and spawned a thing called nft's of cartoon monkeys worth more than cars.
And worse of all, I realised I really am not a fan of baby blue jumpers.
Apart from that it's all good.
Dear Daniel, I get a lot of comments and you win this week’s award of the most random one
I will just become coding blonde's servant. It is better than coding. I will write comments in your code, make coffee for you, clean your laptop, boots and house, make nice food and do your laundry.
Looking so professional, pleasant feel , hmmm
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How about ethical hacker?
+Isuru Madusanka I need to do more research on that 😊
You mean White Hat Hacker. Computer Forensics.
it takes being able to research things, which you obviously not very good at if you have to ask such questions
thank you
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this is really programming from womans perspective. she is concentrating on how to avoid hardf work . i hate that shit.
You mean HERS
So popeye you got the wrong perspective