How to become a brand manager

Is it good idea to switch to project management role after having 8 yrs experience in technical role. If yes how to switch , any process courses etc ..

I have 7 yrs of experience in product management . It’s in electrical product segment . I know from a fundamental product life cycle standpoint job expecations are same but I do not have any knowledge on software tech or tools . Recently I have learned a bit of AI and looking to transition into AI product management . Is there anyone with similar experience ? How difficult or easy it is ? And most importantly which companies are likely to hire

Looking for change. Let me know if you have any openings in your company.

I am working as a Technical Associate and have 2 yoe How can I explore product management sector. Any suggestions?

I am an ex founder trying to build a career in Brand Marketing. What are the skills that I need to develop?

Background: I work in a D2C consumer product startup, we have an in-house website and a growing tech team of 7 people. The whole business team is 100+. I'm a '23 grad from a tier 1 engineering college. I joined the company back in September when the job market was at the bottom and I had to take a 40% pay cut (21LPA to 12LPA) (while switching (the last company ran out of funding). I was at a higher than avg base in my previous role but the current role is 20% below the average. (15LPA) The company is in a growth stage and lots of processes are yet to be defined which leads to a lot of chaos but I get a lot of freedom as well. My manager is aware of the whole situation and we had also negotiated a 6-month review for ESOP allotment. My monthly reviews have been going well and we have shipped some good improvements and features over the last few months.

I was curious, that what will happen to the people who are right now working in growth, program managers, or in fact as business analysts, SDEs after 15 years. I am 25 Years old right now, and all I can see is people aged between 21-30 in startups. 30-35 year old people are less than 5% of the workforce. After 10 years, all my age group people will be 35, and all the roles I see at that age, are too scarce. Will it be too difficult to switch jobs then, or career, hikes will kinda stagnate there? Want to know from other experienced people that where does the crowd go?

How to switch career in Technical account manager after having 10 years of experience in non tech sales account manager

I'm currently working as a digital marketing manager and I have little to no experience in the IT field. I do ,however, have a lot of experience dealing with teammates, leading them and coordinating them. Can my management and leadership skills help me transition to a Non IT project manager? (Transitioning because, the pay is good). Is this a good move for me?