Each industry has varying job requirements, salary ranges, and nature of work. Evaluate your technical abilities and interests to determine the specific area you would like to venture into.  The applicability of tech skills in various sectors will help you to specialize and then see what job best lines up with your skills.

Techies should continually improve on their hard skills to remain relevant in the technical field. Identify the skills needed for your area of specialization and enroll in formal training courses.  The ability to write, read, and interpret computer code is also crucial. Update your coding skills by following up on current developments, practicing, and

reading articles or relevant books. Also, attending various workshops and boot camps will help improve your abilities, and you can meet other experts who may offer mentorship. Interviewers consider not only a candidate's technical skills but also their ability to network and work with others. A lack of practical communication skills may affect how you interact 

Hiring managers will evaluate your ability to apply technical skills in solving real-life problems.  Lacking relevant work experience may lower your chances of getting that first job. Enroll in an internship or volunteer program to put theoretical education to practice and refine technical abilities.

A robust network with experts in tech and related fields is valuable to your career projection. Connect with former trainers, classmates, and colleagues from previous workshops.  Ensure your LinkedIn profile is updated and attend tech-oriented conferences and events whenever possible. Interacting with tech experts