A few years ago, I was stuck in a career rut. I had a degree in marketing, but I couldn’t shake the feeling that tech was where the future—and my potential—really lived.

A few years ago, I was stuck in a career rut. I had a degree in marketing, but I couldn’t shake the feeling that tech was where the future—and my potential—really lived.

A few years ago, I was stuck in a career rut. I had a degree in marketing, but I couldn’t shake the feeling that tech was where the future—and my potential—really lived.

A couple of years ago, one of my closest colleagues, Sarah, found herself stuck. She’d been working in customer service for nearly eight years, was tech-savvy, organized, and sharp, but constantly felt like her career was going nowhere.