What are the top 5 highest paying tech skills you should be learning to stay indemand in 2024?

Hi friends! Today we are going to go through some of the top highest paying tech skills going into 2024. It’s that time of year again where you can’t help but feel motivated to learn something new! Although not everything you learn should be motivated by the financial outcome, it is nice if you can align your interests with skills that are in-demand! What other skills would you add to this list?! Leave in the comments below!

Top 5 Highest Paying Tech Skills for 2024

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[Emanuel-ybqk]

1 - Cloud
2 - Machine learning engineering
3 - Robotic process automation
4 - Digital marketing
5 - Data Science and Data Analytics (I think we should take into account Data Engineer role as well)
6 - Personal mine: Study maths, learn a second language and get closer to data world.

[tatianajenkins]

Thank you so much! Your content is as great and helpful as usual!

[obrunogugelmin]

Hi Tiff, thanks for the video! great content and very good explanation on each category. Keep it up!

[shamittripathi]

Excellent tech learning motivation for 2024!

[carbonmatrix]

The chair casually just moving you left and right; Couldn't help but chuckle, thanks.

[satyavivekanandbattula]

Hey tiff 😊.After a long time. Thanks for sharing about Skills 🤝.

[jeroenvdb]

Ah, the monitor is standing. You can be proud on yourself. You can achieve more than you think Tiff! ;-)

[JohnDoe-fzhz]

Thanks for the given hints. How much are you involved in all of that and what would you say from a critical point of view how are the chances for those who try to lateral entry?

[teamdragons]

I'm in Digital Marketing as a Social Media Manager, Trust me it's a very good job, But is wonderful when you work with big companies

[kumardigvijaymishra]

Thx for the video. Tiff, ML is going to be the biggest tech disruptor for coming decade. I am not going to learn it because already everybody has boarded the bus.

[frederickzoreta]

Good video Tiff. IMHO, I think Cybersecurity ( including digital forensics) & Data Engineering should also be included.

[ayoubhokage]

hi tiff, just curious about Product Owners and Software Projects Mangers you didn’t mention anything about those Roles and they so important in Tech industry can you talk about them next time? Thank you.

[monsieurcaruso]

Hi Tiff. Super interesting video. Especially since I begin a new career path next year in one of these areas. Anyway I am interested in this IBM RPA course you wanted to link beneath the video. Can you still provide me / us with this link? thanks in advance

[prasadchinchwade]

Hey tiff, Please make video on Business analytics & future of business analytics

[ulyssesn.juarez]

As somebody who want switch career to Tech, what would be the fundamentals to start learning in this 2024? and where? I mean a truly novice with aspirations to land a entry Level job in the near future

[adeolaoflagos]

Hi Tiff, Great content you have here. I studied mechanical engineering but i want to change career to project management. or which tech skills would you advice that doesn't require coding. Looking forward to your response.

[fjamartin]

I love the clean face she puts forth, and good work

[poseidon]

Hi, For the understanding of your video, it would be interesting in my opinion to share your sources with the people in your community who follow you, how/and on what basis you define the IT professions that will perform in 2024, thank you for your feedback .😀

[ybbxniw]

Hi Tiff, I'm currently at a career crossroads and would appreciate your insights. I have two job offers: one in data consulting, focusing on migrations with Python and Azure, and the other as an optimization analyst in RPA. Setting personal interests aside for a moment, which of these paths do you think offers the most potential for long-term career advancement and why? Your perspective would be invaluable in helping me make a well-informed decision

[infini.tesimo]

On digital marketing, I will tell you right now that if you're interested in getting into it, focus on free ways to learn how to do it rather than get into the paid media aspect of it as someone is gonna pay. If you pay to learn how to do it yourself, you might as well go start a business. SEO and Social Media are generally free and you can figure this out in under a month on Youtube. Do not buy a course, buy time for a mentor to speed up the learning curve. Courses do not teach you how to think whereas a mentor will and you need that skill set if you want to succeed in growing in this career.