Growth hack for Infra Architect

I am a solution architecture consultant in Azure Cloud Services with almost three years of experience within the functional knowledge space and overall 8 years in data management. I also have an exposure to the enterprise level architecture for azure services. But with the limitation in technical hands on , what do you all think about would be a better scope in future ?

I am planning to shut down my IT services company after 5 years of operations. The journey has been bitter-sweet but it is becoming unsustainable and putting me under a great amount of duress. I have been a trained ML engineer but since my startup have gone on to taking up mostly non-programming roles/ work. I have tried getting back to development role but have not been able to get back in the same stride as I used to. Lately, I’ve been picking up some consulting work as a Software Architect. Basis, that info, need some advice on how I can plan my professional journey ahead.

Will probably be offered Technical Architect role as per the job description and current profile. Presently at 25lpa and being asked to move to Bangalore for 31lpa (have not completed HR round yet) Did I lowball myself? Not sure which band this role would fit in. Any expert opinion(s) from gentle folks?

Guys with 15+ years of experience working as developer, do we really have a future with companies looking to replace you with younger generation. One layoff and I know it will really hard task to find a new job. I have already started thinking of alternative path. What are you thinking.

Im currently working a dead end infra job (backup Admin) at one of India's largest service based company. I come from a BSc background and aam currently learning python . Want to get into backend development. Can anyone share few good pointers , what to target, what to expect ? Additional advice about stuff to learn is also welcome. Please help a brother out

Dear 😊 Currently I m having 8+ years of experience as full stack developer and now need to move in the architecture area 🏗️ Can some one help me to get the idea how to move form developer to architecture 💡

A few people who are in advanced stages of the process and/or have offers from slice have been asking me whether it's a good idea to join. My answer has always been consistent and I'm posting this so that people have more clarity. Good folks are leaving in droves which is why they are trying to fill in some roles fast. The company doesn't have a proper CTO, with engineering being managed by two people, one the head of analytics and data science being the 'people mananger' who is highly under-qualified for the job, and the second a toxic and borderline abusive character who is the 'chief architect'. On top of that, there are some AHs from Bizops who'll do everything to blame you if things go wrong and steal credit if things are good, making your day worse rest of the time. The critical Glassdoor reviews are totally true, and present points in an elaborate manner, while the few positive ones are clearly planted with 1-2 lines written for each. Plus the company is suppressing many reviews with the help of community guidelines. Your package might have a generous ESOP component, but it is bloated and the company is looking to raise the next round at a highly diminished valuation. There are more things in life than a few lakhs of extra base pay, for your long term well being. I'm speaking about it openly since I left the org for a better opportunity recently and I don't want people to suffer more.

Looking for a Data Architect with at least 10 plus years of experience in building data management and data governance capabilities for financial services domain. Need to have cloud experience. The position is at a startup. Location - Chennai / Bengaluru. TC: 35 LPA

I work as Technical CS support 3 yrs . (Mechanical garduate) . I want to move into cloud tech .I did the AWS Cloud practitioner certificate and am now pursuing SAA. Suggest me , what I should learn from now on to get an early 7 digit annual pay package. What job title should I look for Which all companies I should focus on .