I have 7 years of experience in IT with Mobile technology especially iOS. But now I can see there is not a big, long run and easy adaptive market in future to stick with technology. People with 3-4 years of experience can do the same what I am doing now. Although I have Team build and project management skills also but those are another level of headache. I have some experience with back end Tecnologies also and I love technical work and problem solving things. So I want to know want to know what I need to start learning next which is in high demand and high in pay and what are the various steps to learn those things. Some suggest AI, ML things some suggest Cloud Computing etc but nobody know what’s it way to grow with it.
So I need your help with some brief short guidance for what I need to learn next. I am open for It.
You already mentioned the points for your growth in your question itself. Others can suggest topics or areas which you may find interesting. Have you done any research on those topics that others suggested? Is there any particular topic/area that you find interesting and you feel like you want to learn more about it?
Regardless of the topic/interests, the only skill I have seen very valuable and pays really well regardless of who you are is the skill of "knowing where to hit the nail with zero to minimal impact". This is the only survival factor of most people who are selling their seniority to their employer. Some knowledge/skills is like wine. Even if it ages, it is still the same today and matters most. Some knowledge/skills is ephemeral. It will go away to be replaced with much more efficient knowledge/skills in some time. Try to gain eternal knowledge and skills like "where to hit the nail" instead of focusing on what hammer to use and what the nail is made of.
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