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EPISODE · Feb 26, 2025 · 30 MIN

Innovation Odyssey: Crafting Careers in the Era of Tech Triumph with James Stanger

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In this episode of the Ed Up Canada podcast, host Michael Sangster welcomes James Stanger, Chief Technology Evangelist for CompTIA, to explore the journey of turning skills and training into lasting careers. The conversation covers James' unique role and his origins in the tech industry, the importance of psychometrics for fair examinations, and the significant role CompTIA plays in developing standardized curriculums for IT and cybersecurity training. The discussion extends to current job demands, the importance of continuous learning, the impact of AI, and international collaboration to address tech challenges and protect various sectors.    00:48 Meet James Stanger: Chief Technology Evangelist for CompTIA 02:17 The Role of a Technology Evangelist 04:36 CompTIA's Approach to Education and Research 06:22 The Importance of Cybersecurity and Job Demand 10:38 Practical Advice for Cybersecurity and Technology Users 19:22 The Impact of Regulations on Technology 24:09 Mentorship and Personal Stories Read the full transcript hereListen to past episodes here

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