Five Jobs In Tech For Women Who Dont Want To Code
Summary
Still, there are plenty of women who don’t want to learn to code at the skill level required to make it those professions. With the tech industry booming during COVID-19, it’s clear that more women deserve to know about the amazing opportunities that fit their skills and passions — with no coding required. They interview customers about new features and product updates, and they watch them interact with the software over screen-sharing video conferences to spot any usability issues. Based on what they discover, UX researchers create wireframes and task flows to help guide developers’ work. There isn’t a clear-cut path to product management, so you’ll likely need to start your tech journey in another role, such as customer success or UX writing.
