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TechLiberatedMe:
Hello Tech Seniors,

I graduated from the University about a decade ago and I'm currently in my early thirties.

I did not study Computer Science, Engineering, Maths, Physics or other Math-related courses. My mathematical prowess is fair.

I made up my mind to go into Tech because I did an appraisal of my journey since I finished NYSC and realised I would have been very fulfilled if I ventured into Tech since then. The last one year has been terrible for me. I started thinking about Tech since late last year. I recently came across one or two threads where Tech guys gave testimonies and their comments gave me hope that Tech would change my life and my story.

I feel that I would even regret more in the next 10 years if I don't start something in Tech NOW! Tech is both the present and the future.

I have come to a conclusion that one can hardly regret ever going into Tech.

I got to know that there are several fields of Tech one can specialise in. I also got to know that some people started in one field and later dropped it for another field because they realised the first one was not for them.

I also hear that some people are in Tech but their foundation is faulty.

How do I know the aspect of Tech I will enjoy and at the same time excel in? Kindly guide me in every ways you can. I am coming late already and there is no time for me to gamble or do trial an error unlike a 16-year-old Jambite.

The following might be helpful in helping me make a decision:

1. I love to solve problems. In fact, solving problems gives me so much joy. There are times I skip sleep just because I want to find solution to a particular problem.

2. I love it when I am the staff/individual that got it done.

3. I am competitive (healthy competition). I love to look at people that are better than me and try to become as good as or better than them. I always believe that I can do it since they could also do it.

4. I love a career that pays very well even if not the best. As a result of this, I might be tempted to want to switch to a Tech career that has the best prospects and pays the highest. In that case, maybe it'd be advisable I start a career in that aspect I would eventually be tempted to port to.

5. Kindly also say something about Tech careers that thrive in the UK, US or Canada because one might have a cause to relocate in the future.

I look forward to reading from the seasoned and incisive Tech Seniors.

Thank you.

cc: Seun
tensazangetsu20, Misterrobot, reactjs, hannania, Wisdomremz, Ejiod, mcemmy0z and other Seniors I did not mention

Please don't forget to help me mention other Seniors that can give incisive contributions.

LikeAking:


Its too late. Sorry!

Dream killers o

Devynecheeh:

Good day sir..
I got to know about Microverse from an online research but need someone to put me through the application. I have knowledge in html,css and JavaScript now and was able to complete the first stage of 44 questions and currently on the coding Challenge with hackerrank. Can you be of help??

How far with MV, were you given the admission?

DrLevi:
I was quite reluctant to reply to this post because the "which one pays the highest" sounded like greed and greedy people put me off.
But at least you want to hustle legally and earn money instead of crimes and vices and so that should be supported.

Anyway, to your question

Firstly; The highest paid are the Project managers and Tech Lead with decades of experience that work for Fortune 500 tech companies. Switching areas of specialising because one pays more might get you lesser pay as "Years of professional experience" is the golden criteria

Secondly: Since money is the goal, the question shouldn't even be the highest paying. It should be the quicker to getting a paying job. Lower barrier of entry. Because if you are told the highest paying but it take 3 years to get a junior role, can you be that patient?... Exactly

So my personal ranking from lowest barrier to highest:
QA tester
Product manager
UI/UX(product designer)
Web
DevOps/Cloud
Automation
Mobile/Desktop
Game development/3D
Video Editing
IoT and Embedded systems
Drivers

A lot of people might disagree with this list but it was made using certain criteria
1. Hardware requirement. If you don't have a beastly system just forget Mobile and Game/3D... You won't go anywhere(fast). By beastly I mean 16GB Ram, SSD and a good graphic card for Game/3D. Although I started as mobile dev with a 2gb RAM core2duo system, I can tell you it was hell till I got a better system as a gift.
The top 6 can be done on an average computer. So If you can't shell out 200k+ for a computer, your choice is already being made for you.

2. Getting a job: You see those last 2, I doubt there are many Nigerians that work on those full-time. Getting a local job would be hard or even not possible. Hardly will a foreign company send you their hardware to work with remotely and e fit take you years before your first gig
You're more likely to get a job as Web dev, Mobile dev, or UI/UX. Of course, the competition here is rising on a daily basis. So be ready to beat a lot of people to get a job

3. Naturally affinity. I know its about the money, but don't be that Airbender trying to waterbend when you're not the avatar(a genius). What I'm saying is, even if you want the highest paying, if it doesn't want you, it doesn't want you.
Someone who sucks at logic would suck as backend dev and will always be throttled by their inability. Remember, the best make the big bucks not the speciality
So choose an area that resonates with you and what you do best.
If you're a creative with an eye for colour, UI/UX and frontend is perfect
If you prefer logic and architecture, backend or mobile
Automation and processes? DevOps and Automation
Management? Product manager
Nothing will frustrate you in tech than being that fish that wants to climb a tree. Find the ocean and swim with the current

In summary,
how much do you have to invest in hardware?
how long can you patiently learn before the bucks starts flowing? else you find yourself like many devs I know switching stack with every breath they take
what am I good at?
Can I afford to fight off thousands of Nigerians, Indians, Pakistans in this field in a year time?.. Will frustration from rejection mails depress me?

Post the answers to theses questions and the stack chooses you not the other way round

Goodluck man

Good afternoon boss, I want to transition too and I'm willing to be patient, I was thinking of going into cloud and someone advised me to add cyber security to it , while another person told me to look to being a full stack web dev with html,CSS,JS, and possibly learn C.. any advice please?

Oh and my PC specs are
i5 11400h
Rtx 3050
8gb Ram and 256gb SSD ( is it okay?)

Ehimzy:


Good afternoon boss, I want to transition too and I'm willing to be patient, I was thinking of going into cloud and someone advised me to add cyber security to it , while another person told me to look to being a full stack web dev with html,CSS,JS, and possibly learn C.. any advice please?

Oh and my PC specs are
i5 11400h
Rtx 3050
8gb Ram and 256gb SSD ( is it okay?)

That's one sick PC... Congratulations

If you can, swap the SSD with a 512TB or 1TB SSD(when you get the money cause its expensive) and upgrade the RAM to 16gb(this one is quite cheap)

The PC should serve for whatever you hope to do with it though



As regards a career path, this one is hard o. The tech world is very unstable at the moment and those with jobs are losing them even the untouchable FAANG are laying off people in thousands. I can't possibly advice you without a disclaimer.

Personally, I think you should try them all and stick to one after a while. Find the one you enjoy and stick to it. I found orchestrating cloud infrastructure quite enjoyable, some people might find it a hassle. On the other hand, I hate frontend development. The more enjoyable you find something, the better you get at it and the better you get paid for it
Just find one you like and get good at it

please in a layman definition, what's the meaning of front end and back end?

Oshin56:
please in a layman definition, what's the meaning of front end and back end?

Look at this as your first test, your first problem to solve on your own.

Hello there, you might find this article helpful in making a decision.

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Information technology has grown far and wide and has become very lucrative, both at home and abroad. As a software developer, you have the opportunity of taking courses like information security, cloud computing, IT management, etc.

Database Management
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Web Development
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Julius209:
Okay boss ,Thank you. I will come back to share my testimony by the Grace of God.Thanks once again. It means a lot to me.

Bros how far? We are still waiting for your testimony o 🤣🤣

chokovirus:




Bros how far? We are still waiting for your testimony o 🤣🤣

baba, I don Japa😂🤣

Julius209:
baba, I don Japa😂🤣

Agba 🙌 😂

Julius209:
baba, I don Japa😂🤣

But that one no mean say make you leave tech now.

It's fantastic that you're interested in diving into technology. The field you should choose will greatly depend on your interests and goals. For instance, if you're captivated by the continuous evolution of devices, consider Hardware Engineering. If you're more into creating apps or software, Software Engineering could be your thing! Alternatively, if football or other sports are your passion, and you also enjoy programming, exploring Sports Analytics might be rewarding - you could use APIs like SportDevs, which provides great data for developers. No matter what, choose a field where your interest genuinely lies. Good luck!