What are the top IT skills for 2030 from expert predictions | Future tech

In this video, we're talking about what experts are predicting the top IT skills will be by 2030. IT skills will be essential in this decade, so make sure you're up to date on the latest trends!

In this video, we're discussing what experts are predicting the top IT skills will be by 2030. From data analyst to software development, these skills will be essential in this decade (with some changes to them). If you want to stay ahead of the curve, make sure you're educated on the latest trends in IT!

Timestamps:
00:49 Intro
03:50 Digital literacy
05:25 Cyber security
07:46 The required skill
09:25 The top three skill sets workers will need to secure the best careers
12:06 The top eight career paths to go for 2030
13:38 Stay on your path
14:55 Outro

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// My Story

I am currently a software developer who once modeled and thought I wanted to pursue a career in the fashion industry. While I was modeling in Hong Kong, I eventually felt the desire to further my education. I decided to depart the modeling world and move back to Canada, knowing that could be the end of my modeling opportunities. I attended Ryerson University for GCM (Graphic Communications Management), as I thought I might still work in the fashion industry in another capacity. It was in my last year of university, I was introduced to a very basic coding course. I instantly fell in love. From there I knew I wanted to pursue software development but didn't have a clue where to start. I didn't want to go back to university as I just completed a four-year degree. I decided to enroll in a 10-week intensive coding Bootcamp. From there I started working at a small startup learning and growing my technical and soft skills. I then transitioned to a larger company where I am a software developer and technical consultant today.

What experts are predicting the top IT skills will be for 2030

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[TiffInTech]

Hi friends! Leave any questions you have down below and I will do my best to answer them! Also, hit that subscribe and like button! I appreciate all your support ❤️

[Brian_R]

I am a over 50 IT guy worked mostly in Telecom. You definitely cannot ever say well I have made it because so many times the technology changes and your years of experience quickly become irrelevant. You have to be willing to change and learn constantly. Honestly thats what makes it such a great field to be in

[IncredibleThought]

3:48 1st skill Digital Literacy
5:20 2nd skill Cyber Security
9:33 3rd Skill Higher Cognitive

[lordkks]

1 - Data Science
2 - Cloud Computing
3 - Digital Marketing
4 - Machine Learning
5 - Artificial Intelligence
6 - Augment reality
7 - Sofware dev
8 - Cyber Security

[ditznfitness]

Just started my bachelors in Software Engineering this winter! Currently loving it so far!

[e-genieclimatique]

in brief:
This video discusses the future of work, focusing on the tech industry and the skills that will be in demand by 2030. The speaker emphasizes the importance of being open-minded and willing to learn in order to stay ahead of the curve. Some key points include:

1. Tech is accelerating faster than ever, and it's crucial to stay updated and adapt to new advancements.
2. Roles in the tech industry may become more closely intertwined, with professionals expected to have diverse skill sets.
3. Digital literacy is crucial, and by 2030, more than half the jobs will require an understanding of digital technology.
4. Cybersecurity is an area with high demand and potential for job security in the long term.
5. Being open to working alongside AI and embracing new technologies is essential for success in the future.
6. The top three skill sets for the best careers, according to McKinsey Global, include higher cognitive skills, social and emotional skills, and technological skills.
7. Top career paths for 2030 are expected to be data science, cloud computing, digital marketing, machine learning, AI, augmented reality, software development, and cybersecurity.

The speaker encourages viewers to be open-minded, stay updated on tech advancements, and be willing to learn and adapt in order to succeed in the future.

The speaker emphasizes the importance of staying on track with your goals and not getting distracted by every new tech hype.

The future of work will involve more flexible, global roles where people can work from anywhere and collaborate with colleagues from different countries and cultures.

This allows for learning and connection, as well as an agile schedule for pursuing personal passions and building businesses on the side.

The speaker encourages viewers not to worry about whether their job will be in demand tomorrow, but to focus on preparing themselves for the future by following their passion and building a strong foundation.

As technology advances, it's essential to evolve and adapt.

The speaker invites questions in the comments and aims to answer every one of them.

[UHNWConsulting]

summarize into a bullet point list :

- Digital literacy will be a crucial skill by 2030, with over half of jobs requiring an understanding of digital technology.
- Roles in the tech industry may become more closely intertwined, with project managers, designers, and developers being able to code.
- Continuing to be up-to-date with the latest technology trends and advancements will be important for success in the future job market.

[Amathylar]

The most in demand skills, always were and will always be: LISTENING, LEARNING, INTELLECTUAL CURIOSITY, ADAPTIVE, PROACTIVE, COMMON SENSE, DELAYED GRATIFICATION. Nothing matters without those, or matter little. I employ 309 people and from what I have seen, those are by far the most important. No matter your hard skills at whatever you do, missing the above will eventually cap your ability to get high level jobs.

[yngsheikh]

I am now more excited than ever to explore the various career paths that lie ahead in the field of technology. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise with us!

[krzysztofromanczuk]

Only question is how to find the necessary things to learn and learn them fast enough to use them properly

[koble]

I'm in my last year of high school and I have to start thinking about building my future, you helped me so much clearing my mind thank you!

[cptndunsel]

Working on a degree in Digital Media Technolgy, with a focus on web development. Not gonna lie, the fear that what I am learning is going to be obsolete in 5 - 10 years feels very real. This video makes me feel a bit better. Anyway, you have gained a sub.

[darenbaker]

You are spot on 30 years now as a software engineer. And the only way to keep on top is keep learning it never stops and you and ai is an assistant to earn.

[frederickzoreta]

Another VERY IMPORTANT skill for the future:

Acting skills, public speaking and having great confidence in front of the camera. And @Tiff in Tech has got it!

Oh I think videography is good to have too :).

[themightyclick]

Starting of this video is just amazing. The dialogue between Jinny and Tiff is captivating.

[TiagrajI]

I started going into data analysis in the last 3 years. I was so unsure of that as I am a finance professional. 3 years after I am still learning and enjoying

[jathebest]

GROWTH MINDSET.
Well..the whole video can be summarized in this word :)
I'll be starting my paid internship next week, and probably I'll be able to use the Tech skills I've learned since last summer. However, it doesn't mean I'll stop my learning journey. I'll continue to learn my data analytics skill.

Btw, your soft voice and presentation skill are a real advantage over other related Youtubers. Maybe, I'll watch more of your videos. Thanks for posting it!😇

[smoulder]

The #1 skill that all employers are looking for is the ability to solve complex problems. The rest are simply pathways to achieving this.

[Juzzyjuzzy]

I’m in Software Development. Currently I’m studying for an MS in Information Systems, where I would be formally educated in the IT field. I’ve considered specializing in the AI track, because it will skill me up for future changes and upheavals in Software Development.

[tysonefford]

l just started my programming journey, so far busy learning JavaScript, HTML & CSS, my passion is to become a software engineer. l believe l will get a job in future. l know many people are scared but l am not. ln life we win and lose at some point. Some are losing jobs in tech some are getting hired today.