I'm trying to switch careers into tech and honestly I'm terrified because I'm not a math person at all. I have this interview for a junior coordinator role at an AI startup in Austin next week and I'm totally panicking because everyone there seems like a genius. I have about three weeks to get my life together before I might start. I know all the coding stuff is important but I basically know zero about that right now and there's no way I can learn python in a week.

Is it possible to survive in AI if you aren't a coder? What kind of non-technical soft skills actually help or do they only care about the math...