The social and psychological effects of rapid technological advancement in the computer industry is the subject of this paper, which focuses on the concerns of people with non-technical backgrounds. It describes the career series, High Tech for Non-Technical People, created by the Georgia State University Career Development Center. The three workshops that form the series are outlined. They are: Overcoming Computer Anxiety or Learning to Love your Computer; The High Tech Industry: Where It Is and Who It's Hiring; and Jobs in High Tech for Non-Engineers and Other Smart People. Guidelines for promoting a successful program are presented. In addition, the appendices contain handouts from each workshop, covering such topics as selecting a home computer, choosing a training program, a profile of the hi tech industry in Georgia, networking, expanding career options, and a guide to non-technical occupations in the computer industry. (JAC)