So, yah, I hold the IT officer title here in UTM, and for the next 20 years of service I will still be an IT officer, and still swimming in the digital ocean, but coding? It’s like speaking a language only your computer understands. Before coming to UTMDigital, I spent 15 years of service in Communication at HEK and I love speaking to people more than computers!

Despite the fact that coding is the backbone of the IT industry, there is a list of other jobs in the IT industry. Take a look at this listing I found over my reading. A good list by Quixy.com

See? There’s the long list of tech related jobs that don’t require coding, depending on the business of the organization and the team you serve.

The IT field is a vast and colorful world for those who prefer a mouse over a keyboard. Your skills, whether in guiding, designing, securing, or storytelling, contribute to the digital transformation of your organization.

Narrow-minded IT enthusiasts often suffer from a myopic perspective, convinced that every IT person must be good in coding when in real world, you can craft seamless systems, and infrastructures,  without getting entangled in the strings of code.

As UI/UX designer, one can have passion in digital canvas, shaping interfaces that captivate and delight, focusing on the end-user journey, not deciphering the cryptic messages between curly braces.

You can also become Strategic technologists, which are the visionaries, crafting roadmaps for technological advancement. They set the direction, define goals, and shape the future without crafting a single line of code.

Tech world need diverse of skills to shape its future. It’s more than just lines of code; it’s the adventure that counts.