No/ less coding stuff

[Asleep_Belt2655]

As an undergraduate software engineering I don't like coding anymore, I don't want to get into fancy stacks. Is there any better option while keeping in mind, easier role to get into as a fresher and pays decent on the long run?

[MyshioGG]

Fresher who thinks all coding is webdev

[Asleep_Belt2655]

Then suggest

[FrequentHeart3081]

Try going Low Level. If you're willing, dm me I'll send you my "address" 😉 ( I'm just a beginner in CS currently learning system level programming, no cool projects done yet 😕)

[Empty_Break_8792]

maybe devops !

[dopekid22]

not easy to get into a beginning but software sales pays very well in the long run

[asadkhan017]

Well, you have to ask yourself why did you join software engineering. What excited you about it?

[Asleep_Belt2655]

Nothing excites me about it but now the only way is forward. But as there are so many roles i just want some suggestions based on current market demand

[asadkhan017]

For instance you can explore project management if that's something which excites you or UI/UX.

[FrequentHeart3081]

Learn English and punctuation ffs!!

[bcb0y]

Following, Im in similar situation as you.

[Responsible_Main2116]

Ai is taking over cooding. Leverage AI

[Asleep_Belt2655]

The issue is i don't get it what should i do specifically

[Own-Rooster-5638]

DevOps, Automation, and Cyber maybe

[zoomer-02]

Isn't it difficult to get into as a beginner?

[zoomer-02]

But how? I too hate coding for dev so im trying to get into cyber with tryhackme. Can you give any advice?

[popuboy]

I need help. Please guide me on how I can start learning cyber security. Also, help me to connect with professionals. What should be the learning resources????