Christ loved you enough to die a gruesome death on a cross for you... THERE IS PEACE AND JOY IN HIM Believe in him so that you can be redeemed from your sins... Just so you know I'm not coming from a judgmental point of view, your getting this from an ex drug addict not form someone who spent all his life in church. If you are a muslim please click this link, IF you want to be done being one of course. th-cam.com/video/Qx1IkH5pNH0/w-d-xo.html automatically show here
Good content but how do you actually get any of these jobs?! I mean what kind of certificates do you need? Do you need Uni degree? Are there specific courses for this?
Out of the list which one is the easiest?? I been in high stressful job i dnt want that again i want to get into tech but something wit at least minimal stress !
Legit saw the role of Business Analyst a few years back and said im gonna do it. Started as a Assitant BA now im a BA and moving into System Admin. These are jobs anyone could do with enough research and time
Not to be rude but y’all are using your smart phones to watch a video on these things. How about using it to find the rest of the answers. Every answer is not going to be handed to you on a silver plater.
stop saying strong blackman, just say its good to see ALL men and women making an effort... Thats how we will achieve global prosperity, when all strive to make positive change.
I’ve worked in IT for over 20 years, and nobody has explained different job roles as well as you have in this video. It should be mandatory for any recruitment agent to watch this video!
Recruitment agents are the problem! They're commission-hungry and don't give a damn about the industry/industries they recruit for! They are, basically, the gatekeepers to [especially] a younger persons career. Not all, of course, but they judge you on word-searching software and will 'bin' your CV in a heartbeat if they can't get their percentage. I got my IT support job via a company that advertised via LinkedIn and said 'no agencies'. They had no shortage of applicants. I'm not a massive fan of LinkedIn as they have some 'money-chasing' aspects, also!
Christ loved you enough to die a gruesome death on a cross for you... THERE IS PEACE AND JOY IN HIM Believe in him so that you can be redeemed from your sins... Just so you know I'm not coming from a judgmental point of view, your getting this from an ex drug addict not form someone who spent all his life in church. If you are a muslim please click this link, IF you want to be done being one of course. th-cam.com/video/Qx1IkH5pNH0/w-d-xo.html automatically show here
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10/10. You offered solid advice here and executed the delivery of your message brilliantly. Keep what you doing @Mo Salhan your content is highly appreciated.
The Technical recruiters ive seen in FANG companies usually have a background/degree in a technical degree such as Engineering or computer science and then happened to get into recruiting after graduating or later on in their careers.
@@readerrabbit6690 Nobody likes Recruiters really!!!! but every company uses them and every candidate has used them over and over for their next role. So where did you get the idea no one likes Recruiters and I have never heard anything about an IQ requirement for professional roles or what research have you done about Recruiters to even know what their IQ is. You sound a bit salty about a Recruiter who makes the hiring world go round. We are like Real Estate/Mortgage brokers to the Recruitment business and we do a heck of a lot of work before we even get paid so keep your mouth zipped than insult a whole career
Thank you so much for this video man. Everybody think tech is only about coding. I have a tech background but I don't enjoy coding. I currently work as a Data Analyst and thinking of switching to Product management thanks to this video. I've always been interested in PM from my school days but never practiced full-time.
If you have strong I.T background then I think I.T project management is fine, but I’ve worked with several tech project managers that aren’t experienced enough in I.T and it is brutal. To be a respected/successful PM or Director I strongly feel you need to be able to speak the same language as you’re team. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve worked with PM’s that just have no idea what I’m even saying and it doesn’t help the project at all. Especially if the project is outsourcing a lot of development. I’m not saying you need to be a full stack engineer but you should be able to get your hands dirty if you needed to so you know when people are bs’ing, etc..
@@stevej726 you are very correct …I am currently in a graduate program for database technology but my overall interest is in IT project management..I felt to really have a smooth relationship working with development team, I need to understand what they do
Great video. As a quality assurance analyst this video gets a green light with no bugs detected. 👍🏽😀 I started my testing career during the Y2K days by the grace of God with no college degree or coding skills. Went in for a banking job and came out as a tester. Started off making 65k and ended up over 200k last year. This included bonuses, etc. It’s a very high paced, demanding job with long hours and over time depending on the company you work for. Be ready to grind and work on your skills.
Look at Customer Success Manager or Executive, Technical Account Managers, Service Account Manager roles. They leverage your Software experience (not just coding but he other process that comes with that), your ability to learn new tech/processes/services and relationship and communication along with analytics.
Great job. Very well explained. I will go for business analyst since i have IT background with a little bit of coding. Also savvy with data analysis. I will appreciate video for BA
This was the most informative video I have come across for Non-Coding Tech positions (careers) . I wish i could thumbs up the video more than once ! ! Thanks for the valuable informative .😊
Great video bro. When it's saying the day rate £££ this is usually for contractors who are there for a temporary basis as specialists but without the employee benefits. They are usually sourced for months. If you are working directly for the companies its usual around the 30 - 40k Mark (some roles in the 50s too!)
I fell into tech after starting off in the call centre with no tech skills. I ended up in AWS data center. not high paying, but it's afoot in the door.
Really apt and straight to the point. Clear to understand. U really practiced the roles u mentioned. As a user, I had a great experience. Would like you to make videos on UI/UX design and product testing
This is great content. I'm a web dev and advocate for coding 💯, but I also want people to understand there are other ways! I sent this out to my entire network.
News flash. Programming is only 1 of hundreds of jobs within the IT field. Dare I say it. Most jobs in the industry dont involve any coding at all. Most jobs pay 100k or more. But they wont tell you that.
Thank you so much. I've been going through several content and this one really stands out! Makes me get an overview and how I can apply creativity, resources and willingness to learn courses in the right areas.
QA Engineer here, I would like to point out that our sector is turning heavily towards Test automation. Despite Manual always having a role within the testing processes. Test automation types: Code-less Coded I would advise any future testers to be open to learn to code. And be open towards technical testing such as API, accessibility and performance. Manual testing roles which require no additional skill do not have a good career prospect unless you enter Test Management/QA Coaching.
I would like to become a QA Engineer but when I look up the process, most websites want you to have already had some experience in the field in order to take the test for certification. Is there a school or site that you would recommend for me to try so that I can take courses that will lead to certification? I am open to learning code as well. Thank you.
A quality assurance tester now a days is almost always required to have some sort of coding knowledge. A QA engineer it required to do a mix of both Manual and Automated work and some companies have even gone as far as to be almost 100 percent automated.
yup. Microsoft even eleminated its QA department as far as the early 2000s. I know this because Barnacules Nerdgasm mentions how he worked in QA at microsoft and got laid off because they were going for a "user feedback" approach.
As a QA Engineer, I can confirm that QA is moving towards testers with strong coding knowledge. Most of my day is spent writing test scripts for UI, API, and system performance (load, stress,etc...) testing. Many companies want at least half of their QA team to be strong coders, and some companies want all their QA to be strong coders.
@@s_for_short2400 I would never by anything from MS knowing they eliminated their QA dept. This means they release crappy buggy products and only improve on them when customers complain about issues.. This means their products takes many iterations to be decent.
I'm a noobie to coding, adding to that I'm midway thru life but either way your content is top notch! Even for me I could clearly understand everything you said, your illustrations... and I loved the tea one as I am a tea consumer myself.. the scenarios you use as examples are great. I cannot understand why you don't have more subscribers BUT moving forward I pray your high quality channel grows inmensely. Thank you so much for this video! 1st one I have seen but not the last. And subscribing.
Great video once again Mo. I wish I had got this a few years ago, this video does a great job of demistifying the tech industry. I would highly recommend you do another video on the other non coding professions available in the tech industry. In particular Sales, Business Development, Marketing/Growth & Management roles. A lot of people don't understand a tech company is just like any other company and requires the same functions to make it run.
Wow finally bro, I’ve been subscribed to your channel since last year when you first announced it and was definitely 1 of your first subscribers lol, been waiting and I’ve just realised you’ve dropped few videos already. I follow you on Twitter and tried to reach out to you as well and, love your energy and outlook on things bro, keep it up In’Sha’Allah 💪🏽
I would like to state that 'programming' is a very broad topic and is more of a entry/basic skill that will be used to carry out a much more complicated job of creating efficient software
Very excellent presentation. You broke it down👍🏾👍🏾 I am looking into solidifying in Business Analyst or QA area, PM is very stressful for me - dealing with people part of it.
My recommendation for anyone that watches this video and wants to go the UX or UI designer route, train to be a Product Designer instead. As Product Designers we do the UX, UI, and User research (depending on where you work). While you can find User Researcher specific jobs in the market, it's becoming extremely difficult to find UX Designer only job. Most Design Managers are looking for hybrid designers in most cases. This is the reason why if you look at most 'UX Designer' job descriptions the title is misleading. The hiring manager is actually looking for a Product Designer, which is why in the responsibilities part of the description you read bullet points for both UX and UI.
Hey Mike, I agree with you, product design roles are hot right now especially with the squeezes on budget due to the pandemic. Thanks for your input buddy!
UX Researcher jobs are actually more difficult to find, since recruiters prefer academic research backgrounds or masters degrees. The availability of a job title is a misleading metric, most of the hurdles are what the demands of the job entails and what experience they expect you to have. The people selling UX Design courses are luring people into signing up with the promise of a great career, but without providing the structure needed to obtain an actual position in the industry. It's alot of work on your own building up a portfolio, networking, and embedding yourself within the community, which all happens AFTER you earn a certificate.
This is a good video, I started studying computer science it is has been really hard for me to code, I think it is not my thing and I don't know which field I can take and never look back, it is has been really hard to find out what I want as a profesional.
Thank you so much for making this video explicitly clear. I'd like more info on Business analyst if you don't mind. Also, I see people on SM say they're holding BA with service now or BA with Agile or Scrum training, which would you advise a newbie like myself trying to break into tech start with. It can be a little confusing knowing the particular course to go for when you're self pacing. Thank you. And yes I'm looking forward to your video on NFTs too. (I've read that the mint & gas fee can be high)
Found your channel after following you on Twitter for a while, back when you announced your channel! I’m struggling a bit with finding a job for myself as a recent graduate and all this content is really positive and I hope to use it to get my foot in the door InshaAllah. Keep up the great content!
First, Non-coding tech jobs (besides IT) are just normal jobs at a tech company like HR isn’t a tech job it’s just a normal job. Most jobs you’ve described especially management ones are usually run by older software engineers who want to stop coding. Rarely is it run by some person without software experience or hasn’t been with the company for a while. Second, I would never hire a QA tester who doesn’t have a CS degree that’s just a fact of the business.
@Jacob Ouellet, Thank you for your comment. This is the third video I've seen on this subject. We have to remember this is TH-cam and views are important, lol. Again, for the people in the back, THESE ARE NON IT JOBS.
You are just a blip. I have 26 years in IT. I work with 40 percent of people who don't have IT degrees. I don't have a degree at all and it does not impact my ability to get the role in IT that I have as an account manager. It's my experience, training in the individual products that my customers use and my analytics. I suggest anyone reading your comment understand that you are just one of thousands and to take your comment with a grain of salt.
@@goodmeasure777 You. are wrong. UX design is IT. So is Prod Mgr. They are NOT JUST IT jobs, but the point is they are used to further IT Infrastructure and data centers.
@@icycaribe IT has a lower barrier for entry. I got my first IT job with an associates degreee. It is easier to get into IT but it still requires technical knowledge depending on what you are doing. I was talking about actual software development
@@DaWAFFLES1 sure thing. I have had and rejected talent for one of the worlds largest and most influential and profitable organizations. We place our emphasis on culture, analytics, relationship and communication abilities. Elon Musk said it best though he is late to the show. “I don’t care about a degree in all roles.” Paraphrasing. You stated you would never hire a QA tester who has no degree . Degrees are worthless compared to the four areas I spoke on. Matter of fact I can get a person who wants to do that role involved in a meet up group and they will know kore in six months than a college degrees individual. And compete better.
Thanks for your feedback Benjamin, I try to keep things simple so people can understand a foreign subject. Thank for you for coming through and I hope to see you around buddy
This video is definitely insightful guide to help those of us who get lost in the world of endless Tech industry Job titles and paths. I’m venturing in the tech world myself but have trouble narrowing down which direction and what’s next after my degree as to how to dip my feet in the water. I like how you break down necessary skills but still it’s up to us to do the research and work. You have new sub from thanks for this clear but in-depth video. Definitely have looked at tech job but get intimated but the job descriptions.
Love the information man. I’m looking for my next level programming job. Just want to see what other options are out there before I settle in a certain path.
PCB designer. Works with electrical engineers and mechanical engineers to design the physical printed circuit board. No degree required. Demand is massive, and growing. Average age of the current workforce is 60. In 10 years 80% will be gone, while electronics use worldwide grows exponentially.
I love the brake down and explanation very simple and straight forward but I would be glad if you can do a deep dive into role #6 which is the software business analyst; that’s the role that really interests me. Thanks 😎
I think you left out Product Owners. Over here in the US most fintech companies try to pivot away from the project manager role. They don’t consider the role and business analysts as agile. Anyway, I like what you’re doing man.
you missed it he mentioned it in the beginning with the product manager role. A project manger is just a scrum master on an agile team similar responsibilities. BA are integral to an Agile team they're the ones writing requirements and doing research. I hold a CSPO here in the U.S.
@@tunjitube17 Yeah the fintech shop I worked for did away with BAs and Project Managers claiming it was waterfall. They made the individuals choose between SM or PO.
@@omabeautybar9769 careerist but I have to be honest my experience hasn’t been the best so far unfortunately. If you’re gonna go with them, I recommend the sales engineer program or QA.
Hi Mo. This is really informative, thank you very much. My question, I would really love to switch careers, currently from logistics but I want to switch to Business analysis career path. Do you have any advice for transitioning please. And is it possible to work as a freelancer in the business analysis career path.
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Hey brother I’m only have high school certification and I live in USA so Can I work with that.thank you for all information.Appreciate it.
Christ loved you enough to die a gruesome death on a cross for you... THERE IS PEACE AND JOY IN HIM
Believe in him so that you can be redeemed from your sins... Just so you know I'm not coming from a judgmental point of view, your getting this from an ex drug addict not form someone who spent all his life in church. If you are a muslim please click this link, IF you want to be done being one of course.
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Why do we split the job titles to such minuscule levels?
Good content but how do you actually get any of these jobs?! I mean what kind of certificates do you need? Do you need Uni degree? Are there specific courses for this?
1- product manager
2- project manager
3- UX researcher
4- UX designer
5- UI designer
6- Business analyst
7- Quality assurance tester
Thanks, I was missing the list down here in the comments!
@@MoSalhan Thank You,
Out of the list which one is the easiest?? I been in high stressful job i dnt want that again i want to get into tech but something wit at least minimal stress !
I am a UX Designer in my first role so hoping I hit 6 figures when I get my next position.
Thanks for this bro
Legit saw the role of Business Analyst a few years back and said im gonna do it. Started as a Assitant BA now im a BA and moving into System Admin. These are jobs anyone could do with enough research and time
Hey what certifications were required for you? Did you pursue a degree? I’m currently in college so I’m just wondering if I need a major switch
@@gracedama5655 get an Oracle one. They’re free rn
Do you have these links I’m curious on what you’re talking about thanks in advance for your time
@@jayani9695 pls provide link
Not to be rude but y’all are using your smart phones to watch a video on these things. How about using it to find the rest of the answers. Every answer is not going to be handed to you on a silver plater.
It’s great to see strong Blackman making a change
Thank you, appreciate it!
stop saying strong blackman, just say its good to see ALL men and women making an effort... Thats how we will achieve global prosperity, when all strive to make positive change.
@@davidw8249 no. There’s a difference.
There's always been smart black men on the right track. Look at history.
@@WvyGoddess exactly a big difference.
I’ve worked in IT for over 20 years, and nobody has explained different job roles as well as you have in this video. It should be mandatory for any recruitment agent to watch this video!
My brother wants to got to it isnit good?
Recruitment agents are the problem! They're commission-hungry and don't give a damn about the industry/industries they recruit for! They are, basically, the gatekeepers to [especially] a younger persons career. Not all, of course, but they judge you on word-searching software and will 'bin' your CV in a heartbeat if they can't get their percentage. I got my IT support job via a company that advertised via LinkedIn and said 'no agencies'. They had no shortage of applicants. I'm not a massive fan of LinkedIn as they have some 'money-chasing' aspects, also!
Jesus Christ loved you enough to die a gruesome death on a cross for you ~from an ex drug addict not form someone who spent all his life in church.
Christ loved you enough to die a gruesome death on a cross for you... THERE IS PEACE AND JOY IN HIM
Believe in him so that you can be redeemed from your sins... Just so you know I'm not coming from a judgmental point of view, your getting this from an ex drug addict not form someone who spent all his life in church. If you are a muslim please click this link, IF you want to be done being one of course.
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This is brilliant. Thank you so much!! Graduating soon and looking to break into non-coding tech 😊
That’s awesome Lero, you are going to smash it best of luck
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10/10. You offered solid advice here and executed the delivery of your message brilliantly. Keep what you doing @Mo Salhan your content is highly appreciated.
I love the graphics in the video! It makes it very interactive and engaging. Nice job Mo!
Thanks Dakota, appreciate the feedback
You can make over 6-figures as a Technical Recruiter or a role in software sales. Both have relatively low barriers to entry as well
Yes absolutely, you can!
The Technical recruiters ive seen in FANG companies usually have a background/degree in a technical degree such as Engineering or computer science and then happened to get into recruiting after graduating or later on in their careers.
Yeah but nobody likes recruiters. On top of that you need a less than 100 IQ to be a recruiter so that puts a lot of smart people out of the market.
@@readerrabbit6690 Nobody likes Recruiters really!!!! but every company uses them and every candidate has used them over and over for their next role. So where did you get the idea no one likes Recruiters and I have never heard anything about an IQ requirement for professional roles or what research have you done about Recruiters to even know what their IQ is.
You sound a bit salty about a Recruiter who makes the hiring world go round. We are like Real Estate/Mortgage brokers to the Recruitment business and we do a heck of a lot of work before we even get paid so keep your mouth zipped than insult a whole career
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I'd like to see more info on business analyst and QA! Great video. Love how your examples of the roles were communicated.
Thanks Mika, will do!
As a Product Manager & Designer, this is an excellent video to explain different "non-tehcnical" roles. Props to you!
@Nixigypsy how you doing?if you don't mind me asking, how long did it take you to learn product manager?thank you
Thank you so much for this video man. Everybody think tech is only about coding. I have a tech background but I don't enjoy coding. I currently work as a Data Analyst and thinking of switching to Product management thanks to this video. I've always been interested in PM from my school days but never practiced full-time.
No problem and I’m glad this was useful. All the best of luck in your career!
If you have strong I.T background then I think I.T project management is fine, but I’ve worked with several tech project managers that aren’t experienced enough in I.T and it is brutal. To be a respected/successful PM or Director I strongly feel you need to be able to speak the same language as you’re team. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve worked with PM’s that just have no idea what I’m even saying and it doesn’t help the project at all. Especially if the project is outsourcing a lot of development. I’m not saying you need to be a full stack engineer but you should be able to get your hands dirty if you needed to so you know when people are bs’ing, etc..
@@stevej726 you are very correct …I am currently in a graduate program for database technology but my overall interest is in IT project management..I felt to really have a smooth relationship working with development team, I need to understand what they do
Wow wish I knew all this info when I was in my early 20s. Love the high quality content you make! Such an informative vid
It’s never too late Zeze, people are breaking into tech in their 40ties and 50ties
Age is just a number
@@MoSalhan Very true, its a good reminder that it is never too late. Thank you!
@@MoSalhan I’m 32 and sick of regular jobs I’m trying to separate myself
@@Balmighty7 I’m 31 and trying to make a career change into the tech world. I heard full stack developer was a good move.
@@nicolaypastore I’ll look into that my guy thanks good luck on your journey 💪🏾
Great video. As a quality assurance analyst this video gets a green light with no bugs detected. 👍🏽😀
I started my testing career during the Y2K days by the grace of God with no college degree or coding skills. Went in for a banking job and came out as a tester. Started off making 65k and ended up over 200k last year. This included bonuses, etc.
It’s a very high paced, demanding job with long hours and over time depending on the company you work for.
Be ready to grind and work on your skills.
How? How do I learn pls
Thank you for this content. I’m a software engineer right now but looking to do something else with less coding with good pay
Look at Customer Success Manager or Executive, Technical Account Managers, Service Account Manager roles. They leverage your Software experience (not just coding but he other process that comes with that), your ability to learn new tech/processes/services and relationship and communication along with analytics.
Great job. Very well explained. I will go for business analyst since i have IT background with a little bit of coding. Also savvy with data analysis. I will appreciate video for BA
Thanks bro, good luck and will do
This was the most informative video I have come across for Non-Coding Tech positions (careers) . I wish i could thumbs up the video more than once ! ! Thanks for the valuable informative .😊
This video was so high quality and everything flowed together so well !
Thank you, I appreciate your feedback! Hope to see you around for future videos!
Great video bro. When it's saying the day rate £££ this is usually for contractors who are there for a temporary basis as specialists but without the employee benefits. They are usually sourced for months. If you are working directly for the companies its usual around the 30 - 40k Mark (some roles in the 50s too!)
I fell into tech after starting off in the call centre with no tech skills. I ended up in AWS data center. not high paying, but it's afoot in the door.
It’s all about getting a foot into the door first and then you go 🚀🚀
As a visual learner, this content is fantastic for understanding the full scope. Thank you!
i love the mellow tone of his voice. very soothing video and background music
Really apt and straight to the point. Clear to understand. U really practiced the roles u mentioned. As a user, I had a great experience. Would like you to make videos on UI/UX design and product testing
This is great content. I'm a web dev and advocate for coding 💯, but I also want people to understand there are other ways! I sent this out to my entire network.
Can you suggest. More ?
News flash. Programming is only 1 of hundreds of jobs within the IT field. Dare I say it. Most jobs in the industry dont involve any coding at all. Most jobs pay 100k or more.
But they wont tell you that.
You right Damon there are hundreds of different jobs within Tech
Thank you so much. I've been going through several content and this one really stands out! Makes me get an overview and how I can apply creativity, resources and willingness to learn courses in the right areas.
Thank you Ken, hope it works well for you and good luck in your path. I hope to see you around in other videos
Excellent video! Reinforced my goal to become a project manager!!!
QA Engineer here, I would like to point out that our sector is turning heavily towards Test automation. Despite Manual always having a role within the testing processes.
Test automation types:
Code-less
Coded
I would advise any future testers to be open to learn to code. And be open towards technical testing such as API, accessibility and performance. Manual testing roles which require no additional skill do not have a good career prospect unless you enter Test Management/QA Coaching.
I would like to become a QA Engineer but when I look up the process, most websites want you to have already had some experience in the field in order to take the test for certification. Is there a school or site that you would recommend for me to try so that I can take courses that will lead to certification? I am open to learning code as well. Thank you.
A quality assurance tester now a days is almost always required to have some sort of coding knowledge. A QA engineer it required to do a mix of both Manual and Automated work and some companies have even gone as far as to be almost 100 percent automated.
yup. Microsoft even eleminated its QA department as far as the early 2000s. I know this because Barnacules Nerdgasm mentions how he worked in QA at microsoft and got laid off because they were going for a "user feedback" approach.
As a QA Engineer, I can confirm that QA is moving towards testers with strong coding knowledge. Most of my day is spent writing test scripts for UI, API, and system performance (load, stress,etc...) testing. Many companies want at least half of their QA team to be strong coders, and some companies want all their QA to be strong coders.
@@s_for_short2400 I would never by anything from MS knowing they eliminated their QA dept. This means they release crappy buggy products and only improve on them when customers complain about issues.. This means their products takes many iterations to be decent.
@@davidw8249 that explains everything ha
Thank you for this breakdown. I am starting a boot camp learning ui UX design . This gives me a better idea what I’ll be learning. I’m excited
This is beautiful, thanks buddy
I'm a noobie to coding, adding to that I'm midway thru life but either way your content is top notch! Even for me I could clearly understand everything you said, your illustrations... and I loved the tea one as I am a tea consumer myself.. the scenarios you use as examples are great. I cannot understand why you don't have more subscribers BUT moving forward I pray your high quality channel grows inmensely. Thank you so much for this video! 1st one I have seen but not the last. And subscribing.
OMG 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 Thank you do much for this ! This was the one 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Great video once again Mo. I wish I had got this a few years ago, this video does a great job of demistifying the tech industry. I would highly recommend you do another video on the other non coding professions available in the tech industry. In particular Sales, Business Development, Marketing/Growth & Management roles. A lot of people don't understand a tech company is just like any other company and requires the same functions to make it run.
Working on my Project management certification right now!
Wow finally bro, I’ve been subscribed to your channel since last year when you first announced it and was definitely 1 of your first subscribers lol, been waiting and I’ve just realised you’ve dropped few videos already. I follow you on Twitter and tried to reach out to you as well and, love your energy and outlook on things bro, keep it up In’Sha’Allah 💪🏽
Wow thanks bro, haha appreciate the support bro, drop me a DM on twitter
@@MoSalhan I’ve sent that dm bro, whenever you’re ready In’Sha’Allah
I'm a Civil Engineer, 14yrs, and want to change over to tech full time. I'm still trying to find my way but thanks for the video.
You got this!
I simply loved your analogy! Thanks for the video!
I would like to state that 'programming' is a very broad topic and is more of a entry/basic skill that will be used to carry out a much more complicated job of creating efficient software
Very excellent presentation. You broke it down👍🏾👍🏾 I am looking into solidifying in Business Analyst or QA area, PM is very stressful for me - dealing with people part of it.
Glad you found it useful! All the best with your career tech and I hope to see you around the commments area in future videos 😀😀😀
Well-informative and inspirational for someone who's hesitant to get into tech. Thank you so much Mo
Good advice! Thanks, Mo!
What a wonderfully informative video. Very nicely done!
Nice presentation - will be sharing!
Love the style of this filming great job! Excellent topic!
Thank you brother, now am subscribed! Toronto, Canada.
First time in this channel and I already love it.. Just subscribed
As a BA this is useful, was struggling to find what’s next for me
The most straight forward explanations I’ve seen. Thank you!
I been in IT for 10 years, Currently a Senior Desktop Support Tech. I'm thinking about getting the PMP Certification to become a Project Manager.
Sounds Awesome Travis, best of luck my man. Do check out some of my new vids when you get a chance 😃
My recommendation for anyone that watches this video and wants to go the UX or UI designer route, train to be a Product Designer instead. As Product Designers we do the UX, UI, and User research (depending on where you work).
While you can find User Researcher specific jobs in the market, it's becoming extremely difficult to find UX Designer only job. Most Design Managers are looking for hybrid designers in most cases.
This is the reason why if you look at most 'UX Designer' job descriptions the title is misleading. The hiring manager is actually looking for a Product Designer, which is why in the responsibilities part of the description you read bullet points for both UX and UI.
Hey Mike, I agree with you, product design roles are hot right now especially with the squeezes on budget due to the pandemic. Thanks for your input buddy!
This is great. Would love to connect with you
UX Researcher jobs are actually more difficult to find, since recruiters prefer academic research backgrounds or masters degrees. The availability of a job title is a misleading metric, most of the hurdles are what the demands of the job entails and what experience they expect you to have. The people selling UX Design courses are luring people into signing up with the promise of a great career, but without providing the structure needed to obtain an actual position in the industry. It's alot of work on your own building up a portfolio, networking, and embedding yourself within the community, which all happens AFTER you earn a certificate.
I saw the link on the twitter. Great video brother keep going
Thank you DR!
This is a good video, I started studying computer science it is has been really hard for me to code, I think it is not my thing and I don't know which field I can take and never look back, it is has been really hard to find out what I want as a profesional.
Thank you so much for making this video explicitly clear. I'd like more info on Business analyst if you don't mind. Also, I see people on SM say they're holding BA with service now or BA with Agile or Scrum training, which would you advise a newbie like myself trying to break into tech start with. It can be a little confusing knowing the particular course to go for when you're self pacing. Thank you. And yes I'm looking forward to your video on NFTs too. (I've read that the mint & gas fee can be high)
Found your channel after following you on Twitter for a while, back when you announced your channel! I’m struggling a bit with finding a job for myself as a recent graduate and all this content is really positive and I hope to use it to get my foot in the door InshaAllah. Keep up the great content!
Thanks Adil, Appreciate the support brother
Just find your channel, I enjoy this since I wanted to start something in the IT Industry but was confuse. Thank you.
Great vid. Very informative, digestible and gave some actionable advice!
Thank you Mohamed, I appreciate the support and your comment helps the algo 😉
I agree
First, Non-coding tech jobs (besides IT) are just normal jobs at a tech company like HR isn’t a tech job it’s just a normal job. Most jobs you’ve described especially management ones are usually run by older software engineers who want to stop coding. Rarely is it run by some person without software experience or hasn’t been with the company for a while. Second, I would never hire a QA tester who doesn’t have a CS degree that’s just a fact of the business.
@Jacob Ouellet, Thank you for your comment. This is the third video I've seen on this subject. We have to remember this is TH-cam and views are important, lol. Again, for the people in the back, THESE ARE NON IT JOBS.
You are just a blip. I have 26 years in IT. I work with 40 percent of people who don't have IT degrees. I don't have a degree at all and it does not impact my ability to get the role in IT that I have as an account manager. It's my experience, training in the individual products that my customers use and my analytics.
I suggest anyone reading your comment understand that you are just one of thousands and to take your comment with a grain of salt.
@@goodmeasure777 You. are wrong. UX design is IT. So is Prod Mgr. They are NOT JUST IT jobs, but the point is they are used to further IT Infrastructure and data centers.
@@icycaribe IT has a lower barrier for entry. I got my first IT job with an associates degreee. It is easier to get into IT but it still requires technical knowledge depending on what you are doing. I was talking about actual software development
@@DaWAFFLES1 sure thing. I have had and rejected talent for one of the worlds largest and most influential and profitable organizations. We place our emphasis on culture, analytics, relationship and communication abilities. Elon Musk said it best though he is late to the show. “I don’t care about a degree in all roles.” Paraphrasing. You stated you would never hire a QA tester who has no degree . Degrees are worthless compared to the four areas I spoke on.
Matter of fact I can get a person who wants to do that role involved in a meet up group and they will know kore in six months than a college degrees individual. And compete better.
7 coding tech jobs next please. I’ve just began my coding journey😃
Haha hopefully soon!
Quality information and video.. thanks!
I was a business analyst and there maybe SQL involved which is a query language
Why yes sir, that is my jam. Subscribed!
Thank you! Welcome
Great video!
This list was spot on
I admire your simplicity in explaining what to me is a complex matter. Thanks. I'll like to know more about product management
Thanks for your feedback Benjamin, I try to keep things simple so people can understand a foreign subject. Thank for you for coming through and I hope to see you around buddy
Really good video, very inspirational and has given me some ideas for my channel. Keep up the good work brother.
Thanks Mo! very informative and clear content....Appreciate the knowledge transfer
Jazakallah khair for this bro. Super insightful for me and my siblings. Especially as they are looking to get into tech
Glad to hear that, wa iyaak walaasheey
This is lovely! Lets goooooooo!
Really watching this after fajr like I am ready to change my life
Thanks Nuu, let’s gooo!
MashaAllah brother May Allah continue to bless you with success on TH-cam. Been following you for a min now and your in my duas. Keep grinding
Ameen, thank you. Really appreciate the Dua”s!
This video is definitely insightful guide to help those of us who get lost in the world of endless Tech industry Job titles and paths. I’m venturing in the tech world myself but have trouble narrowing down which direction and what’s next after my degree as to how to dip my feet in the water. I like how you break down necessary skills but still it’s up to us to do the research and work. You have new sub from thanks for this clear but in-depth video. Definitely have looked at tech job but get intimated but the job descriptions.
High quality content here, well done.
What a Great video! It’s engaging & straight to the point thank you so much. Could you go into UX designer & Quilty Assurance tester?
Love the information man. I’m looking for my next level programming job. Just want to see what other options are out there before I settle in a certain path.
Don't sleep on Marketing roles either! Content and growth marketing are coming up as great roles for non-techies to get into
I'm Nigerian but you are that cousin parents tell their children to be like.
Love your content
Oga Ade, restructure your statement make we understand
lol thank you!!
Quality content! Can already see you at 151k subs
Thanks bro, insha Allah!
Mo sharing his experience and knowledge with the youth keep on inspiring them
Thank you!
PCB designer. Works with electrical engineers and mechanical engineers to design the physical printed circuit board. No degree required. Demand is massive, and growing. Average age of the current workforce is 60. In 10 years 80% will be gone, while electronics use worldwide grows exponentially.
Your channel is an ocean of knowledge. I'm glad that I found that. Cheer!
This was super helpful Mo.
Please, could you cover the Business Analyst chapter in more detail?
Thank you for the great video!
Tnx Mo, this is the best video I stumble on, detailed and resourceful.
This is perfect, I'm finishing up my associates for CIS and looking at what type of jobs may be suitable for me. Thank you(:
I really love how you edit your video. I'd love to learn
Great video Mo! Good information
Thanks, much love for stepping by MRp💯
Great and informative video. Thank you for the linked resources.
This video is SO GOOD!!!! Thank you so much!
Manshallah tabarakallah, great and insightful video, looking forward to join the team on slack.
Thanks Farah, I appreciate it bro
I love the brake down and explanation very simple and straight forward but I would be glad if you can do a deep dive into role #6 which is the software business analyst; that’s the role that really interests me. Thanks 😎
Thanks for this. I shall sit still and watch this thoroughly a couple of times.
I think you left out Product Owners. Over here in the US most fintech companies try to pivot away from the project manager role. They don’t consider the role and business analysts as agile. Anyway, I like what you’re doing man.
you missed it he mentioned it in the beginning with the product manager role. A project manger is just a scrum master on an agile team similar responsibilities. BA are integral to an Agile team they're the ones writing requirements and doing research. I hold a CSPO here in the U.S.
@@tunjitube17 Yeah the fintech shop I worked for did away with BAs and Project Managers claiming it was waterfall. They made the individuals choose between SM or PO.
So informative. Well done. 👍🏾👏🏾💪🏾
Thanks Cuzzie, say hi to the family for me ❤️
Great video! I just started a bootcamp to learn Linux, but after watching this, I think UI/UX design is more my speed 😍
Please could you share with website your registered with for bootcamp
@@omabeautybar9769 careerist but I have to be honest my experience hasn’t been the best so far unfortunately. If you’re gonna go with them, I recommend the sales engineer program or QA.
Wow. Just seeing this, lovely.
Pls can I get more info on the business analyst, QA and UX/UI designer.. I think I might do well in one of those.
Realy informative. talk about DeOps
Thank you! Good explaining.
Thanks Kita, appreciate it!
Bro, this is amaziiiing ... Keep going. This channel is going places InshaAllah
Insha Allah, thanks Mo
Hi Mo.
This is really informative, thank you very much. My question, I would really love to switch careers, currently from logistics but I want to switch to Business analysis career path. Do you have any advice for transitioning please. And is it possible to work as a freelancer in the business analysis career path.
Can you do a video on your set up? Lights, camera and software etc. You’re videos are high quality and would love to learn how.
Also…sales. Or sales team management. It’s a grind, but it pays well.