Non technical profiles

Have always heard how techies earn more lets see hear high paying non-tech jobs!!

Hi All. I wanted to ask people who have either good salary packages, or have an idea how to get one. What field is currently offering good packages, and what learning path would you suggest for a novice learner to earn it? I am focussing on myself here (CS grad but not interested in intensive coding like SDev), but let this post help anyone who feels a bit unguided and cant figure out what they would do instead of their current job.

What are Non tech skills high in demand in market, which pays north of 20-30 Lpa.

I’m an engineer by graduation, but I ended up working at Bain and got laid off last year. Maybe, consulting isn’t the right industry for me, but I’m looking for something that’s not as technical as a core engg or an IT job, but also not as non technical as Human Resources (I don’t mean to demean HR, but this is based on my perception). What would be the right kind of job for me?

I am currently in a sales generalist role making around 3 LPA in a startup. I am already 25 and I would like to switch into account management or a media buying role. What skills or tools should I consider learning? Currently learning excel & will be starting power BI. My goal is to reach at least 10 LPA this year through any certification or a skill. I know I have higher expectations but I am ready to learn anything that it takes.

Hi Everyone, I hope you all are making crazy money. I am actually a 3rd year engineering student. I've made over 28 products and released them, having over 650,000 users worldwide. But most of my products are free to use and thus I don't make any money at all even after having so many users, I made some paid apps too but didn't get significant users. I can confidently say that I am one of the best frontend developers available in the market, have a good portfolio, good linkedin profile, good achievements yet I don't get approached by companies or clients. This is a complete breakdown moment for me as I don't understand how much I have to do to start making money. Don't judge me for mentioning money here as I come from a lower middle class family and I need to make money for my life. I would love to get your opinion or suggestions or secrets whatever can help me in any ways. Thanks!

I've handled copywriting, creative strategy, and execution for brands for the last 8+ years. Many of those in agencies, and the last few in a B2B SaaS tech company. Because of my agency background, I know I'm pretty underpaid, but since that can change now, I wanna know what's the baseline for my profile considering my experience. I kill it with creative requirements for branding, paid promotions and literally anything under the sun that the brand needs. Nothing long form, because that's a different ball game altogether. I'm getting just under 20LPA right now. I'm up for appraisals soon. I've been with this company for 2+ years. Please tell me what's the salary bracket I should be in. I'm great at what I do, just not this salary stuff 🤦🏾‍♂️. Please help a brother out! Looking forward to your responses, or questions if y'all need any more clarifications to give an answer. Thank you all in advance 🙏🏽

If you're not an engineer/PM/QA and earning 25L+/year, please share your designation, role and how did you get there? Please bookmark this post for learning.

Why are tech salaries so high? Software Engineers, Developers? What should non-tech people do?