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Technical skills for non-tech

Tips on how to boost the knowledge

In today’s fast-paced digital world, having some level of technical skills can be extremely beneficial for non-technical professionals.

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Here are some tips on how to boost your technical knowledge:

  1. Start with the basics: Begin by learning the fundamental concepts and terminology of technology. This will help you better understand the jargon and processes involved.
  2. Take online courses: There are plenty of online courses available that cater to people who are new to technology. You can find courses on everything from coding and web development to data analysis and cybersecurity.
  3. Attend workshops and seminars: Attend workshops and seminars to learn about the latest trends and best practices in technology. These events can be great opportunities to network with like-minded professionals.
  4. Join online communities: Join online communities, such as forums and social media groups, related to your field. These communities can provide you with valuable insights and allow you to ask questions and share your own knowledge.
  5. Experiment with new tools and software: Don’t be afraid to try out new software and tools. Experimentation is often the best way to learn, and you may discover new ways of doing things that you hadn’t considered before.
  6. Seek out a mentor: Find a mentor who has more technical expertise than you and learn from them. They can offer valuable insights and advice that can help you develop your technical skills.
  7. Practice regularly: As with any skill, practice makes perfect. Try to incorporate technology into your daily work as much as possible, and seek out opportunities to learn new things on a regular basis.
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By Swatantra Kumar

Swatantra is an engineering leader with a successful record in building, nurturing, managing, and leading a multi-disciplinary, diverse, and distributed team of engineers and managers developing and delivering solutions. Professionally, he oversees solution design-development-delivery, cloud transition, IT strategies, technical and organizational leadership, TOM, IT governance, digital transformation, Innovation, stakeholder management, management consulting, and technology vision & strategy. When he's not working, he enjoys reading about and working with new technologies, and trying to get his friends to make the move to new web trends. He has written, co-written, and published many articles in international journals, on various domains/topics including Open Source, Networks, Low-Code, Mobile Technologies, and Business Intelligence. He made a proposal for an information management system at the University level during his graduation days.

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