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Anonymous wrote:JJH wrote:Absolutely! You will find that in many tech companies people from all kinds of educational background work there. I have a liberal arts background myself and work in tech.
In the interview I would emphasize the project management part - getting things 'done' is a huge asset, no exception in tech
Great!
What kind of roles/job titles should I be looking for?
Without knowing much about your other qualifications, skills etc - you'll find that Project Manager (PM) roles are abundant at the large tech contractors (Accenture, Deloitte, Booz etc).
Absolutely! You will find that in many tech companies people from all kinds of educational background work there. I have a liberal arts background myself and work in tech.
In the interview I would emphasize the project management part - getting things 'done' is a huge asset, no exception in tech
In the interview I would emphasize the project management part - getting things 'done' is a huge asset, no exception in tech
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Shoot me a PM if you'll like more info!
I have great experiences with a small, local tutoring company. They have connections with all the schools, which works really well. Tutors are a combination of experienced math (and other subjects) teachers, plus younger recent grads.
Send me a direct message for more info on this rec.
Send me a direct message for more info on this rec.