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Laura Babin

Director, Delivery Assurance

Hi, My name is Laura Babin, and I am a Director of Delivery Assurance for an Engineering Consulting firm in Hopkins, MN. I have a staff of 30 business analysts and project managers, and the core of our work is custom development for very complex industries such as healthcare and financial services. I contacted Zee in April last year when one of our consultants mentioned she had purchased a license for Tech Talk for Non-Developers. She was finding the product very educational and relevant to her role. I had been looking to bridge the gap between our business and technology teams. At a minimum, I wanted our business-oriented people to understand the engineering vernacular and concepts they hear in the technical projects they lead. . I ended up purchasing licenses for my staff and asked them for feedback. The feedback was unanimously positive. Even our more-technical analysts said they learned something new. We have since implemented the course as part of our new hire onboarding. The results have been great, our delivery team is better able to communicate and collaborate with our engineers and there has been less re-work attributed to the communication gap. The feedback from our new hires has also been positive. We often receive comments about how robust our onboarding process is compared to other consulting firms. They feel more confident when starting new projects. I highly recommend implementing this product if you are looking to establish an integrated and seamless service for your clients. I encourage any organization, educational institute, and even individuals looking to understand the technology around them, to try out this course. You won’t be sorry!

Mar 26, 2023

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Shashank Nair

1. The thing I really liked about this course was the way the sessions were delivered. The visually appealing presentations made the learning experience engaging and enjoyable.

2. There were many moments where I thought, "Yes, I made the right decision to take this course." I really liked the way our instructor Zeeshan catered to and cleared everybody's doubts. This personalized attention and support really affirmed that I was on the right track with my choice to enroll in the course.

3. I would highly recommend this course to a friend for several reasons. First, the way the course material is presented, with visually appealing presentations, makes it easy to stay engaged and interested. Second, the content is explained in a simple and clear manner, ensuring that everyone can grasp the basics of technology.

Lastly, the instructor, Zeeshan, is excellent at addressing any doubts or questions, creating a supportive learning environment. If you want to learn the fundamentals of technology in a user-friendly and effective way, this course is a must-try.

Oct 27, 2023

Uchechi

Business Engineer at CARIAD

In a world of rapidly evolving technology, I found myself at a crossroads. I was transitioning into the tech industry, and as a non-developer, I often felt like I was lost in a sea of jargons. Communicating with my development team was a challenge and my confidence was shaken, and I knew I had to do something about it. That's when I stumbled upon the "Tech Talk for Non-Developers" course on LinkedIN. The title alone spoke to my needs, and I decided to give it a try. Little did I know that this decision would change the course of my career and confidence level. What I really liked about this course was its immediate relevance. It wasn't just theory; it was practical, and I could start using what I learned right away. As I delved into the content, I began to understand the tech world in a whole new light. Then, one day, some lessons into the course, the moment arrived when I knew I had made the right decision. We I was tasked with maintaining the addition of new users and updating roles etc using post man and CRUD ( if you don't get this then take the Course 😉 ) was my best companion and the dev Team appreciated my ability to understand and assist in their world, It was a turning point in my journey because my confidence began to grow and I those jargons were bygone 😀 As I continued with the course, I found myself keeping up with tech discussions. My newfound confidence in tech talk extended to my day-to-day work. This course is more than just another learning opportunity; it's a lifeline for those transitioning into and are currently in tech. It's the bridge that connects non-tech professionals with the tech world. You don't have to wait to complete the course to see the results. It's immediate, practical, and relevant. It's about breaking down communication barriers and becoming a valuable asset to your team. With lifetime access, you can return to it whenever you need, making it a lifelong resource for your professional growth. So, that's my story, and it's far from over because I am far from done.😊

Uchechi

Business Engineer at CARIAD

In a world of rapidly evolving technology, I found myself at a crossroads. I was transitioning into the tech industry, and as a non-developer, I often felt like I was lost in a sea of jargons. Communicating with my development team was a challenge and my confidence was shaken, and I knew I had to do something about it. That's when I stumbled upon the "Tech Talk for Non-Developers" course on LinkedIN. The title alone spoke to my needs, and I decided to give it a try. Little did I know that this decision would change the course of my career and confidence level. What I really liked about this course was its immediate relevance. It wasn't just theory; it was practical, and I could start using what I learned right away. As I delved into the content, I began to understand the tech world in a whole new light. Then, one day, some lessons into the course, the moment arrived when I knew I had made the right decision. We I was tasked with maintaining the addition of new users and updating roles etc using post man and CRUD ( if you don't get this then take the Course 😉 ) was my best companion and the dev Team appreciated my ability to understand and assist in their world, It was a turning point in my journey because my confidence began to grow and I those jargons were bygone 😀 As I continued with the course, I found myself keeping up with tech discussions. My newfound confidence in tech talk extended to my day-to-day work. This course is more than just another learning opportunity; it's a lifeline for those transitioning into and are currently in tech. It's the bridge that connects non-tech professionals with the tech world. You don't have to wait to complete the course to see the results. It's immediate, practical, and relevant. It's about breaking down communication barriers and becoming a valuable asset to your team. With lifetime access, you can return to it whenever you need, making it a lifelong resource for your professional growth. So, that's my story, and it's far from over because I am far from done.😊

Oct 30, 2023

Oct 30, 2023

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Selma A

Frontend Developer

I just completed Tech Talk for Non-Developers. What's great about this course is it offers a variety of topics relevant to today's tech trends and the job market contacts. Clearly and concisely the animation and visual aids are very tastefully done and not distracting. I particularly benefited from the testing and quality assurance section of the store as someone who is familiar with programming, and recently, graduated from college. It wasn't something I professionally learned in school. So I'm thankful that this course could demonstrate the practical methods of debugging in a professional working environment. I also benefited from the version control section that teaches you how to use Git and GitHub. I really like how the instructor separated the features and aspects of GitHub into different videos and makes it a lot easier to revisit if I need help. Overall I would recommend this to anyone who wants a well-rounded learning experience. Developers and non-developers alike.

Sep 8, 2022