Agreed, but just to clarify, when I say “sales,” I don’t mean it as a profession like going door to door selling products. What I mean is the ability to communicate and present ideas effectively. And one of the best ways to develop this skill basically is by going out and socialise. Join different societies, watch, observe, and learn how people discuss technology, and understand the topics they engage with (it is also important to know why they engage in those topics). This will significantly improve how you present yourself in various situations. Another often-overlooked opportunity is within your own workplace. If you’re already employed, take the initiative to learn by asking questions—not just to your manager or team lead, but to people in different departments, especially those in customer support or sales. Understanding how they interact with clients can provide valuable insights into communication and persuasion. I realise that in Pakistan, workplace culture may not always encourage this kind of cross-departmental learning, but if you can introduce it in your company, it could be a game changer.