Career switch or just job change?

Just joined , currently working in a bank with toxic work culture, want to switch to marketing roles. Any ideas? About me- a pharmacy graduate, with a mba degree and six months in the hellhole as work ex.

I am an MBA in Marketing and currently working as a Market Researcher. I want to switch to Product Management. Suggest a good online course which is not too heavy on my pockets or if I should I consider something else? I’m looking to pivot from MR as the pay I’m getting is peanuts here, extra long working hours without any compensation and too slow of growth, monetarily. Help a brother out. TIA.

I am an MBA in HR and currently working as a HRIS consultant for almost 3 years, which is more as a Tech HR role. If I would like to take a core HR professional role how should I proceed so that my current experience just does not get in vain ? Which HR role is suitable for frequent travel? I am a travel freak person but not able to make it due to the tight work schedule.

Hey all, I’m actively looking for a switch from my current role to a growth/marketing role at any good company. Additionally, I also aim to get some work-life balance as my current role doesn’t offer it. Any leads, suggestions, or referrals would be great. Here’s my profile: Education- Eco Major, Top Du College Current- Management consulting associate Projects done in current role - Market research studies for big clients in the pharmaceutical industry

Hi everyone, I'm looking to switch jobs for a better pay as my current CTC is 4.06 LPA which doesn't suffice me at all. Also, I have got many calls for interviews but out of them only 6 interviews got arranged and in those interviews as well I am unable to ace them at all. I'm trying to apply for a Java Full Stack developer. I need suggestions as to where I should concentrate and how I should prepare myself. In the last few interviews that I gave, the interviewers asked questions about creating small programs and they didn't ask anything about my current and previous projects that I worked on. I need some suggestions as to what I can do here in this case. Also, how much salary can I expect for a switch if I have to answer for an expected salary. Thanks.

I have been stuck in a bad project for an year now. Manager recently said that they would pull me in to another project with better tech which would take I think a 3-4 weeks to start and has told that I would be working on shared capacity between my old and new project till the old one completes which may take 3 months at least. I could secure another offer when I was earlier stuck with my old project but the offer isn’t lucrative in terms of money and close to no difference with my current package but the work and tech is good and offers wfh option as well. Any advice?

Working into edtech sales from the past year, salary and incentives are good but 0 work life balance, should I take a risk and switch to the IT domain as I'm an engineer by education. Just give me some insights my friends

Hi, I am a software developer have been in IT for last 8 years. I have seen a lot of post here saying they are confused to choose between a Very high ctc and pretty much good ctc + permanent WFH. If it was me i would be happily choosing the latter, but its not me and i always get WFO offers. I don't want such High ctc's, just 9 hour weekdays and weekends holidays.Which skills are you guys having to land such offers,which industry are you working for. I would like to know about your skills ,domain and industry you are working for.

I currently have 4 yrs of experience in Java/Spring boot and react , current CTC is around 10lpa. This is my first company , need advice from people who have been interviewing recently on what topics to cover , which job portals to apply to , anything that could help me. Thanks !

Hey there I am a 2021 graduate. Have worked for 1 year in an ed-tech giant and another year at a startup. Had a brilliant time in startup, learnt a lot and enjoyed every bit of it until couple of months back, when there were layoffs and some part of the team was asked to leave. Now I don't enjoy working here because of high amount of work, no wlb and no people to chill with and planning to switch. But with current market scenarios not sure if that's the right choice. I am also thinking to do an MBA next year probably from tier 1 tier 2 colleges. What according to you would be the best path or what you'd have chosen to do here? Profile- APM with about 1 YoE