Skills to Learn In 2021

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Skills to learn in 2021 

Skills to Learn In 2021


In this blog we're going to describe some skills in which you can make a career out of it.

Here is the list of top skills that have a great future in this decade -: 

1) UI/UX Designing
2) Facebook And Instagram Ads
3) Copywriting
4) Project Management
5) Biz Development
6) Product Ownership
7) Info Architecture
8) Digital Marketing
9) VFX / Animation
10) Artificial intelligence 
11) Cloud Computing
12) Blockchain
13) Podcasting / Content Creation

UI / UX Designing -: 

A UI/UX designer's job is to create user-friendly interfaces that enable users to understand how to use complex technical products. If you're passionate about the latest technology trends and devices, you'll find great fulfillment in being involved in the design process for the next hot gadget.

Facebook and Instagram Ads -:

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Copywriting-:

Copywriters spend their days writing prose for the purpose of advertising to promote and sell goods and services. For example, a copywriter might write a new jingle for a cereal commercial, or come up with a new company slogan.

Project Management -:

Project managers plan resources, handle finances, and organize business documents related to the project. They also work directly with higher management to ensure the project has a set direction for success, and that it meets this definition of success at the completion period.

Biz Development-:

Business Development Manager is responsible for identifying new business opportunities for the organisation in order to improve profitability and generate revenue. Besides this, he is also responsible for establishing relationships with potential clients, researching leads and arranging meetings for sales executives.

Product Ownership -: 

Turns data insights into products with actionable outcomes to the ultimate customer. Partners with stakeholders and customers across the organization to inform the product vision, strategy, features, and prioritization. Develops, owns, and executes product roadmap.

To know about the rest of the skills wait for the 2nd part of this blog.
We're going to add more skills in the list on that blog. So stay tuned.

Thank you
Team The Economy Man


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