Businesses and systems that deal with technological products are frequently referred to as “tech.” But there are several parts to the whole that makes a tech product or company, that requires beyond just coding. For instance, while coding is essential to build a fintech app, coding cannot take that brilliant app to the market or build go-to-market campaigns and global awareness around it.

So, though coding is a significant component of the tech ecosystem, a huge part of the roles in tech do not require coding skills! Irrespective of your current line of work, you can pivot into tech easily.

There are certain tech-related jobs that pay well and are easy enough to learn for those who don’t enjoy coding as revealed in this video


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7Z8hezmMuY

One of the challenges of careers in product management and product marketing is that most people—sometimes even these professionals themselves — aren’t exactly sure where their responsibilities begin and end and where they might overlap with each other.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wK4gAayaM4

This challenge is compounded by the fact that the roles of product managers and product marketing managers may vary significantly across company sizes and industries.

This video on how to get strong Recommendation Letters for Tech Nation Global Talent Visa covers:

✅ Requirements for Successful Recommendation Letters for the Global Talent Visa
✅ How to get well-established digital technology experts to Recommend you
✅ Free email template to ask for the Tech Nation Global Talent Visa recommendation
✅ Tips on the content of a successful recommendation letter and so much more!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iB_DsRNECzY