I am a commerce graduate and still a fresher in my 30’s. I am exploring about blockchain as career but I don't have a background in computer science. How safe is this path for someone like me? And can anyone suggest blockchain has a good future, or is there a risk it might become obsolete? Which skills should I learn for non technical jobs? I'd really appreciate any advice!
Community Administrator • 8mos
Absolutely, you can start a new career in blockchain at 30, even without a computer science background! The blockchain industry is incredibly diverse, offering opportunities in various fields beyond just development. You can become a social media manager, business development officer, growth hacker, or explore other roles tailored to your skills and interests.
The future of blockchain looks bright, with its applications expanding across industries. It's an exciting field with continuous innovation, so there's little risk of it becoming obsolete anytime soon. Embrace the journey, invest in learning, and you'll find a rewarding career path in blockchain!
Member • 6mos
If you don’t have a computer science background but want to shift into blockchain, don’t worry! You can become a blockchain consultant by focusing on the business and strategic side of things.
Start by learning the basics of blockchain technology through online courses like Coursera or LinkedIn Learning. Then, dive into how blockchain can be applied in industries like finance, supply chain, and healthcare. Gaining certifications like Certified Blockchain Professional (CBP) or attending blockchain webinars can also help build credibility and knowledge.
Member • 5mos
you can also get my book on Amazon and go thru: Blockchain Demystified: Your Roadmap to Crypto Success: Charting Your Course to Crypto Success: A Blueprint for Blockchain Enthusiasts Paperback – May 11, 2024 by Lakshminarayan TV (Author)
