Tuesday, 5 August 2025

The Keyboard-Breaking Truth About Landing a Job in Tech (And How We're Fixing It)

The Keyboard-Breaking Truth About Landing a Job in Tech (And How We're Fixing It)

You're a student, pouring everything into your degree. You're ambitious, you're learning, and you're ready to make your mark. But there's a problem. You're trying to build a future, but it feels like the world is building walls.

You spend hours on LinkedIn, sending connection requests into a void that rarely echoes back. You see a networking event on Eventbrite, a workshop promising to be your golden ticket into product management, only to be met with a price tag of £271. For many of us, that's more than a week's worth of groceries. In fact, with 67% of UK students admitting to skipping meals to save money, that ticket isn't just expensive; it's impossible.

So, you turn to the free resources. You watch hours of tutorials and read countless articles. You build up your knowledge, but when you start sending out applications, you're met with the same soul-crushing response: "Requires 3+ years of experience."

It's a frustrating, infuriating paradox. You need experience to get a job, but you need a job to get experience. It’s enough to make you want to break your keyboard. Trust me, I get it.

And now, there's a new monster under the bed: AI. The news is flooded with headlines about artificial intelligence taking our jobs. The pressure isn't just to get a job anymore; it's to find one that won't be obsolete by the time you graduate.

This is where we draw the line.

The traditional pathways are broken. It's time to build a new one.

We're in the early stages of creating an application designed to tear down these walls. Our goal is to create a space where talent, ambition, and opportunity can connect, regardless of your financial situation or who you know. 



Monday, 4 August 2025

Ideation Introduction - Success or Failure

Communication needs to be simple and concise so i don't overcomplicate the process of making the application. As i know the process is going to be technical and probably filled with tech jargon.

The blog at the start would look horrendous as i'm not really looking at the esthetique at the moment so pardon me.

Recently passed my certification for enterprise product management with microsoft. Now i will be using the skills to create my own product to go into the market. Success or failure it will be pushed. 

I will gain knowledge and experience either way so i have high hopes as this will help me progress my product management skills.

I will firstly start with the ideation stage and try not to use ai as much (as its the new craze). Trying to get to mvp as quickly so i can test the market.