Has anyone moved from B2C sales into another management domain and how ? gem

I currently work and mange a team in D2C sales and my peers tell me my best career move is B2B if I want to see real money . Thoughts ?

Hi All, Can someone with 4-6 years of PM experience in the B2C space shift to companies such as Salesforce / Intuit? Lately, I have been feeling that there is a lot of applications for B2C roles and there is hardly any fulfilment with respect to the work, primarily everyone is just copying features. So, if someone could guide how to do this would be grateful

How to move from Sales/Growth to Product Team, any specific certification which can help?

Almost 4 years since I am working in various sales and BD roles post MBA. Have worked with FMCG and Ecomm companies. Done with chasing numbers everyday and looking for some strategic / mindful work. What are the possible next roles other than sales? Note - not looking for category/account management sort of roles. Been there, done that.

I’m a fresher and working in a D2C startup and manage the sales team . Should I be moving to B2B sales to see real money ?

I have about 5 years of experience working in sales for both product and service companies (startups and MNC). However, in the long run I don't want to be in sales. I want to eventually move into something where my work has some sort of impact. Can be: product management, business strategy, internal or client consulting or maybe something else which I'm not sure of. As I'm in the middle of taking a break currently to figure this out, I want to understand how I can transition into these roles without a master's degree? Is it practically possible? If yes, then how should I go about it?

I've been approached recently by a Series B company to lead their Customer Success team for a specific region. But honestly, I'm a bit uncertain about continuing in this industry. Currently, searching for alternative paths that could potentially be a better match for me. So, I thought I'd ask here to gather some perspectives from you all. Brownie points if you could help with alternative paths you think I could explore.

Hey folks, I'm a fresher to sales and about to start my job in a couple of months. I want to be prepared and I want to know which books can help me with a better understanding of Sales and Negotiation. To all the veterans out there, please help me with some suggestions and any other advice that will be helpful Thank you!!