Thinking of changing to UI/UX from psychology

I am currently working as an Industrial Designer at a Startup ( 14 LPA ). I have a Master’s Degree in Design from Indian Institute of Science. I am not finding jobs and am very confused about wether to continue as an Industrial Designer since I see very less demand as of now. On the other hand UX design is very lucrative in terms of perks and package. Your thoughts would be really helpful.

Hi i am b.E electrical batch, had a lot(15+) arrears. Spent 2.5 years in trying to complete. Some papers cleared(corona didn't help much).Now i don't want to waste anymore time, as i already wasted many years. I gave my max effort but didn't help. Most of the industrial jobs require a degree or diploma in specific field. I don't have one. Spending some time in internet searching about jobs. Many iT companies(zoho upon my searching) doesn't see degree as an measurement(?). Now should i try to learn coding or design? Coding requires logical thinking and i may not be a bright person for that given my history. Can i try ui/ux designing. Is it a stable and future proof steam? Pay is similar to what software engineers got in placements. But as I am an non degree person it may be smaller. Thanks

Hi folks , who switched to UX/Product Design How did you navigate the change , Would appreciate any advice I can get

Hey folks, I'm a 2 years experienced front end developer looking to switch career to ux design learning figma and ux concepts currently. I've been designing static pages. Can you guys give your honest opinion and advice on how i can switch my career to ux?

As a fresher eager to dive into the world of UI/UX design, I'm curious about the current trends shaping the industry. What emerging design principles, tools, or methodologies are you all excited about? Additionally, I'm looking to kickstart my career in a company that values innovation and growth in the UI/UX space. Any recommendations on top companies or startups I should target for opportunities to learn and grow in this field? Your insights and suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

What is the future scope of the PM job role...will it still be relevant after 10 years, Is going to IIMs spending close to 25 lakhs in this economy to get into a PM job role justified?? Context: I know many people will say you don't need IIM to break into PM, But considering I'm a 25 Male, from tier 3 college...currently working as a product designer with 8 lpa...so I think the only way to reach 25-30 lpa in hand by 28 is by joining IIMs

I want to switch my career to design and have been doing a course on UX in coursera . What else do I need in my portfolio to get a job in design ?

What do they do exactly? Many of them are earning well. I'm referring to those who work in big MNCs or large startups. I can see many companies with little to no ui changes over the years. And there are some companies which don't require a ui designer to work everyday as their products are deployed and there are less changes over the years. This made me question what the hell they are doing. Some even start with 50+lpa with no experience, in tech companies. I would also like to mention that some of these companies which hire designers for big bucks don't even have a good ui. Are companies giving away money for them to do nothing? These are based on some people I know who work in this industry.