What’s a non technical technical role?

I am a front end developer with 3 years of experience. I don't want to continue my career in this field. What are some other options I can go for. The problem is how do I switch the company if I want to change my role. What are some options for non technical roles or the ones which don't require much coding.

Hey people, I am a software engineer. I am thinking of pivoting to leadership kind of roles like EIR, founders office, product manager, etc. For people who are currently in such roles or know people in these roles, do you think people from tech(engineering) background, pivoting to this role at age of 24-25 yrs is advisable? Would people hiring for these roles see that I don't hold an MBA? What are the things about these roles I should be aware of?

My company has had 3 rounds of layoff, including cleaned off top management. It's B2B, hence not popular Now they are putting employees on PIP. Next round is definitely coming Need non tech roles. Have 6YOE in category management, MBA in marketing Kindly refer

How can some tech person switch to non tech basically buisness analyst role, i have 2 years of tech experience any suggestions would be appreciated.

I have an engineering background but have been working as Ads specialist/campaign manager, since 3 years. It is an analytical role but doesn’t necessarily require my degree. Are there any roles where I can easily pivot to? My research says Business Analyst would a good role. I’m good with excel but will need to learn BI/Tableau. What do you guys think?

I have been working in front end consulting for around 2 years now (first job) and am struggling to understand my options in terms of career paths and in the long term. A) Would love to know more about some career trajectories post consulting + some people who have inspired you whom I can check out on linkedin (in case grapevine allows for it). B) How feasible is a pivot to industry post consulting?

> Got hired as an SDE with a good package. > Came to the company expecting an SDE job > Forced another role with little to no coding and in a field which I have no experience. > Feels like college once again, studying something which you don't like > Thought I would escape it if I join a company. > These AHoles Fked it up for me. > HR will reply 'business requirements', probably > Pay is really good. > Dintech UnICron starts with R > Should I consider quitting? > Is there an option to change teams within org?

Please guide I'm lost I don't know what interests me the most I want to know reality check of all 3 roles - Salary, work life balance, growth. Share your thoughts it'll help. I've currently 2.5y of Experience as Software Engineer in Accenture but I played many roles in project - Testing, Development, Client Demos. Now I'm just lost whichvdirection should I go considering it has good future and not over saturated/fear of being replaced by AI?