Top 5 IT Skills For 2023 To Future Proof Your Career
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- Опубліковано 2 січ 2023
- As tech continues to evolve at an ever-increasing rate, staying relevant in the workplace can be a daunting task. Thankfully, acquiring and honing the right IT skills is the key to keeping up with tech and ensuring career growth. Picking up any one of them could potentially open many new doors in 2023. Out of the vast array of tech skills, here are five IT skills that are sure to future-proof your career. The tech industry is continuing to expand at a rapid pace - so learning these skills now could give you an edge over the competition. With a bit of dedication, you’ll be on your way to success in no time!
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I am currently a software developer who once modeled and thought I wanted to pursue a career in the fashion industry. While I was modeling in Hong Kong, I eventually felt the desire to further my education. I decided to depart the modeling world and move back to Canada, knowing that could be the end of my modeling opportunities. I attended Ryerson University for GCM (Graphic Communications Management), as I thought I might still work in the fashion industry in another capacity. It was in my last year of university, I was introduced to a very basic coding course. I instantly fell in love. From there I knew I wanted to pursue software development but didn't have a clue where to start. I didn't want to go back to university as I just completed a four-year degree. I decided to enroll in a 10-week intensive coding Bootcamp. From there I started working at a small startup learning and growing my technical and soft skills. I then transitioned to a larger company where I am a software developer and technical consultant today.
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Happy New Year everyone! Sending you all so much love and positivity for 2023. Here is to a year of growing together!
Hey Tiff! Great video, i am just transitioning into tech and so so excited for all of the possibilities with developing technology! Just wondered if you have any resources where you keep up to date with the latest tech trends etc? Or is it more through networking? :)
Happy new year too Tiff 🎉🎉🎉
I studied marketing, how I can get in this industry, what's the starting point?
Hi 👋 we’re did you have the links?
Where are the links?
1. AI
2. AR
3. Cloud Computing
4. Data Analytics
5. Smart Contracts
Blockchain?
@@mhd7272 smart contracts is based on block chain technology only
Thanks
Right 👍
5 Skills are AI, AR, Cloud Computing, Data Science and Blockchain. My top 5 as a IT Professional working in Cloud Computing and Studying Cyber Security are 1. Linux, 2. Cloud Computing, 3. Cyber Security, 4. Development - start with Python and 5. AI. There are a lot of top 5 skills lists and I am not saying Tiff is wrong I'm just saying we all have different opinions and as someone working in IT this is mine.
where do you start to get those resources
Hello Jacque. So I want to change my career and start from the zero in this field. I am thinking about QA engineering. What is your opinion to what courses should I start to take, Java or python and what else. And do you know of any boot camps for this matter? Thank you
Ironically cybersecurity is one of those fields that’s been around for decades but most companies pay little heed to it like it’s another frontier technology waiting to go mainstream.
@@leemh.7644 I do not carry much knowledge on this topic. You will find everything you want to know on google.
@@jacquesmaree3424 I am already searching. Thx for the reply 🙏
I got my data analytics cert a few months ago, it's not hard at all!! If you're poor, this could change your life. Data analyst jobs are 60k+ entry level and this field is growing every year. The demand for data analysts is expected to grow 125% in the next five years. If you're interested, I suggest you start studying Excel and SQL (cleaning the data) PowerBi (visualization) and giving explanations of your findings. That's literally all you need to find a job.
Thanks for the insight. Where did you get your certification from?
@@batshevabecher5848 ibm data analytics professional certification from Coursera. But tbh you don't even need a certification, that's just icing on the resume. As long as you know the skills you'll be good.
This is region specific tbh. In regions highly populated, people face a lot of competition because job postings require a lot of skills which they put to filter people skilled in most things. Most jobs have Python/R in the listings & then some even list Data Warehouse, ETL & ML modelling.
It's easier to say "if you are poor, this could change life" despite the fact that maximum poor population are from third world countries where the competition is heck strong that IT sector is too saturated. The country where I am from has more than lakhs of people upskilled in Data Analytics and struggling to get their first job as data analyst.
@@vivekjoshi3769 if they're asking for extra things (etl, machine learning, data warehouse etc) that's not a data analyst position. That's a data engineering position listed as data analyst so they can pay you less. Entry level data analyst, you just need to know excel, sql, and powerbi/tableu. Python is a plus. That's it.
@@JSmithRecordslove your handle! Anf how long would it take to learn each of those well enough for a job?
I took AI for Good, AI for Everyone on Coursera. It was taught by DeepLearning and Andrew Ng from Stanford. There's no coding involved, it showed data, graphs how AI can be applied to different areas like climate. I recommend it.
That is really good to know! I was looking at that course so appreciate that feedback!
Cool! Thanks for sharing this, I think I'm gonna take it!
Interesting. How much did it cost?
@@manahilshaukat936 You still young so you can do both
I am taking the machine learning specialization instead of the AI for everyone. But it is intimidating from the start. Idk, and secondly maybe if I am done with that going for deeplearning?
Actually in this week i almost watch your videos each night. Thanks to share those all. In my career development, your videos gained so much fire in my learning process about tech skills as needed by my company right now. I'll always wait your video. Thank you!
I'm not a data analyst, but I suddenly found myself in a position where I was asked to create PowerBI reports from SQL data. I think this is happening more frequently. Even if something isn't part of your job, I'd say learn as much as you can because silos come down and roles are more fluid than ever, often requiring skills beyond your job description.
Is a bachelors in business data analytics worth it ?
@@aena5995 yap, pretty much I'll say
@@israel1805 better then a computer science one ?
@@aena5995 the catch us to get experience fast, get into internships early.
What actually is your role then?
I’ll definitely take the AI course! AI is absolutely something that anyone who is in tech or going into tech should at least learn about. It’s the future for sure! Thanks for another great video Tiff :)
I started learning SQL and Tableau for data analysis a couple months ago. I'm really enjoying it! Udemy has some really great courses for crazy cheap when they go on sale. I was glad to see Data analysis on your list! Woo hoo! Thank you for posting all your great helpful content.
Blockchain and other distributed computing technologies will definitely be in-demand this decade.
I haven't been here for weeks. So I clicked this super fast when it showed up on my recommendation. Just stop by to sending regards and saying Happy New Year 2023! Best wishes to you Ms. Janzen. Good luck with the growing channel anyway.
Hahahahaha!!!! I have been and am doing all these and can’t get a decent job in IT cause I am over 60!!!! I just got hired after a layoff (since the company wanted to go contractors) and I am doing desktop support in an beginners level!!!! Bull!
Thank you for providing such valuable content! Little hard to find genuine content such as yours. Appreciate you!
This is my favorite video of all.....I'm changing my career path after watching this.......👍🏿👍🏿
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Skills I never see brought up that I think is worth adding is project management and general interpersonal communication. My company (most companies for that matter) is not some fancy high tech company with a huge revenue. It's a relatively small retail/wholesale business that runs on legacy CRUD projects with some complex business flows depending on the process. We don't have project managers so the developers have to do everything, including the frustrating parts of project management. Depending on my workload I would end up doing more project management than actual development. I would say those soft skills were the most meaningful skills I've obtained since graduating college almost five years ago. But the downside is that my technical skills have been stagnant the last three years so I feel very left behind.
would you company mind taking an intern on project management from Africa
Wow thank you for the direction. I’m a Full Stack developer so evolving is a must.
So glad I ran into the video
I am registered to take data analyst data scientist , AWS
From the top five you listed
I am register for three classes
Started the data analyst path last year. Besides the goal of landing a job, I find this something very interesting that I wouldn't have!
What do you find interesting in data analytics?
Thak you tiff nice video to keeping us updated
Thanks for the recommendations for AI and AR. I've been seeing a lot more stuff for AR in the cybersecurity realm, which is a bit strange to me, so I'll have to check it out.
Started my day by watching your video....nice start of the day...watched for the first time
Happy new year 🥳 and thank you
First time viewing your content. Excellent btw. Liked, shared, subscribed.
As we could see in the last few weeks, AI is going to be a trend and increasing demand in 2023. Thanks for this great info, is quite interesting!
Data Analytics is different from data science. I have a few years of experience in data analytics (as opposed to data science)with an expertise in OSINT (both professions use OSINT). It’s a lot of fun. Start with Excel and SQL.
What about business data analytics? Is a bachelors in it worth it ?
Thank you very much for this information. It was very very helpful
we definitely need more models in the tech sector :)
I started programming one day ago. I am now qualified to teach what IT skills will help me future-proof my career.
Lol
I would add also IOT, it can be very powerfull with Data analytics skill
For me, the biggest unkown is AI evolution, maybe in two or three years, all of us will be out of job
In 2023 I'll focus on ruby on rails. In 2022 I focused on data science but I had personal issues that make it a little hard for me to apply those skills in a real job for the moment. So RoR fits better into the opportunities I have available.
What were the problems you faced applying data science skills on real jobs?
Would love to know 😊
@@vivekjoshi3769 It's just my personal circumstances. If I want to get a job in DS I gotta move to another city which it's imposible for me rn.
@@GuillermoCota11 oh got it.
Yea man it's a big decision to move & one shouldn't just because something they like. Such decisions impact the mentall wellness so have to be careful.
How you are planning to learn RoR?
I'm very close to getting started in I.T and the news about Google and just talk of how the industry in changing. I want to work in I.T but also terrified if it's a mistake. So I'm planning to shift my focus on what the future upcoming jobs are going to be
Great video! Going to focus on AWS Data and cloud computing certifications this year.
your voice is a melody to my ears
You should link to the courses in the description and use affiliate links.
Thank you for information.💪
Happy New Year!!
For those studying smart contracts on blockchain keep an eye on formal software verification as well.
What’s that? Formal verification?
Thank you ❤
Thanks for the class
As a creative and marketer, I'm brainstorming the best solution to utilize AI and Machine Learning. It is recommended to learn SQL, Python or AR,VR? Does anything have suggestions?
Happy New Year! I am interested in AI and Python so I'm taking courses to learn them now. I really love Figma too. I started doing some projects in Figma.
Happy new year! That is great to hear!
i don’t have any knowledge about coding, can I start to learn python?
Thank you Tiffany!
You are so welcome!
Love u ✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️ u r god u learn in my mind
I wouldn't worry too much about what the "hot" skills are. IT is a truly cavernous profession, the demand for it is practically endless. Learn whatever you enjoy, whatever you're passionate about, and you'll find plenty of work for it. Practically every store and business is hiring. There is a shortage of truckers, firefighters, cops, airline pilots, chefs, software developers, you name it. The main problem is inflation and the cost of living crisis, but the actual work is abundant. My personal thing that I enjoy is cybersecurity, so that's my focus. Good luck to all of you, I'm sure you'll be making scads of money in whatever you choose.
Not true, the insidious AI will be replacing many of these jobs soon, just watch..
very true what you just said! Although i must say, too many options can get kind of overwhelming. I just graduated from college a month ago and I did many projects using various technologies and I found all of them really interesting. However now I've to decide what my "thing" is and dive deep into that. Hope i get there soon haha.
Thank you so much for your videos it is so cool usefull
You're very welcome! So happy to hear!
Hello Tiff hope u doing well,
why you don't create mock interview about Front-End Or Back-End i think it will be really good and helpful ❤
Great suggestion! I definitely am working on some things behind the scenes for you all!
Love the content. Thanks!
Very thoughtful video for every one.
thank you!! Happy New Year :):)
Skill 4🙌🏻
any chance you have a list of those courses? these are not in the video description
Are these stats related to job growth % shown in the video regarding specific to the US region only or global statistics?
Asking because the salary mentioned is applicable only for the jobs in the US.
Hi TIFF, can you make videos on Low level and high level design architectures?
Great suggestion! I will add it to my list thank you
Adding cloud..azure and cloud security to my skillset. :)
Tiff, I'm going to focus on AI. Great video!
Thanks!
Thank you for your support Steven!!😊😊
im still learning html/css and javascript its gonna be awhile.
Hi Tiff, great video - I am looking for the links you mentioned you will point us in here.. Did I miss it because I dont see it in the Description section or any of the comments. Thank you and wish you a happy new year!
Thank you!
❤️❤️❤️
This video is awesome.
Nice video, I like it. Thanks
Glad you liked it!
Great vides. Please post in description the video sections time stamp so that one can browse to respective sections.
Thanks
I'm starting a new career late in life. I am hoping I can get up to speed. I am highly creative, so hoping to find something that gives me an outlet for that at work, maybe UX?
Great video, Where are the links to the courses?
Did someone get the list of the courses mentioned in the video? I can't see the links posted...THX!
I'm a copywriter by trade with no experience in coding etc. I want to expand my skill set to avoid obsoletion by the likes of ChatGPT, and have decided to train for a future career in web3, as I already write for a lot of blockchain related organisations. How would you best recommend i get into the field of AI, right now I'm just trying to learn JS and I'm strongly considering getting an AWS certificate.
Thanks for great content ,
What do you think about like digital marketing and brand marketing as career in the future
Hi could you make a specific video for AR Career for beginners with no coding experience
Very informative
hi, i have a question,
"is web development good choice?"
pls ans.
Thanks for your great content!
What do you think about cybersecurity as a career in the future?
Thank you!!:) And it is definitely an in-demand area!! :)
This video is very informative. My question is how can I get a job in AI if I don’t have experience in this field. My work experience is a major detriment for employers.
HuggingFace’s courses, ecosystem and community are a great places to start with Machine Learning (aka AI)
Cloud computing by EDX.
Good luck!
Thanks! You too!
Good to know… currently working on a Masters in AI…
I really don't know where to start from, I'm currently 23 and working a low salary 9-5 jobs but I'm thinking of buying courses and probably investing time and some money to learn one of these skills. Unlike others, I don't have passion for these yet but only because I think it's better for the future....so it would be great if any one can tell me where I can start from..which is more in demand and which skill can still be beneficial in short time (without having to study something for 5 years)
Hi Tiff, I don't know where I can ask you this question but I'm gonna do it here. How can I practice Java? I wanna get better at using class and objects
If you search online there's a lot practice questions and answers pertaining to object and class handling in java. Just keep practicing until you comfortable solving a problem. If you are ever stuck the stackoverflow community will be there to help. And if you are still rusty in your understanding of how object and classes work i suggest the videos by caleb curry. Many people learn object oriented programming for the first time through java so you are not alone.
Thanks
forsure! Happy New Year!
i was a musician and now i am changing career and started the dive into the developer world.
i am taking a python course on udemy and also planning to start the machine learning/data science course there. if i establish deep knowledge in this field in the next 1-2 years i hope i can land a decent job. what are your thoughts, is it a good plan?
Why are you leaving your musical career?
@@rashedulkabir6227 because i got bored of being poor hahaha... i still love music and sing everyday and enjoy it on my own and it gives me all the happiness nothing else can give me. but talking about money, i really need to do something else. and since i am good at programming(in the meaning that my mindset is made for it), i chose that.
@@teoguardian What is your age? Your ability to learning will be influenced by your age.
@@rashedulkabir6227 i am 34. not young but not old. somewhere in the middle. the good thing is that i am a good learner i grasp things kind of fast and also i have a growth mindset so learning doesnt seem like an obstacle right now.
If I dont want a lot of programming which path in cloud should I look into??
Omg crazies
What am I missing Tiff? Where are the links?
love from Bangladesh
where are the course links?
Programming and AI
Cloud
Security
Computer science theories
Computer engineering
ROS
Big focus is going to be how to combine and integrate them together
Where are the links?
I really like yours video's, from Colombia
Thank you!💓
I'm computerising my horseshoe business! I got 84T of AI for design implementation!!
Hello! I’m 30, almost 31, and I’ve always wanted to learn how to program but never did it. There are no excuses for it.. is it too late to pick up a programming language? I’d love to learn how to program with Python. Is it also mandatory to learn multiple languages or can just a Python programmer make it? Also.. what about the math skills required for programming? Thanks to any who will take 2 minutes out of their busy life to give me some guidance around this topic
Timing on that Udemy course... It's at $15.99 today (4 Jan).
haha yay! That is amazing! Much better then what it was for me at the time!
Hi there,
As a writer and translator, what could I pivot to in AI? Any ideas, Hivemind?
COOL!
I don't see the links for the courses anywhere. Am I missing the comments?
Cloud computing 😊
happy new year...Tiffany
Happy new year!!
Awesome
Can you attach courses links ?
I like that this video ❤💕💕💖
What do you think about project management?
Such a great role to get into!!
I'm a cashier at Walmart..I will either be tech replaced or need to learn a higher network skill..good stuff.
Always room to continue to learn new things!!
@@TiffInTech I've been researching Python and machine learning...interesting .
Enjoy your real, in-person job… don’t be tempted into this insidious evil.