Which roles will be most suitable..

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.

I want to upscale myself and i have around 4 hours of free time daily. What are some tech skills that you can learn within 20 hours, easily and quickly. I'll start - 1. Powerbi 2. Tableau, 3. Alteryx 4. Excel 5. Ansible 6. Jenkins What else?

Hi everyone , I have been tagged in an non tech support project where aquiring skills is not possible it's been 3 years i am trying to gain few skills like expertise in excel , sql , power bi , tableau , i also have interest in search engine optimisation and SAP basis/MM or database admin profile Please note i am not from coding/development background and i do not intent to go in that field as well. Can anyone please suggest how to expertise in these where i can work on handson as well because organisations does not provide access to tools like power bi or tableau for learning purpose since cost is involved so what do you suggest how to be interview ready and really gaining expertise in these skills. Thanks in advance.

Had a chat with a senior PM today on the need of the PM function with Ai getting smarter. Engineers build, designers design, data people analyse things, and a business person has the mind to make money by leveraging the team. When a point arrives where Ai does all the IC part of Engineering, Design and Data, there won't be a requirement of PM function at all! Creativity, Empathy, Product thinking, all these skills will be owned by Engineers, Designers, Data and Business leaders. These skills like "product sense" are something that won't hold the fort much longer because eventually all good engineers, designers and data people will have to develop the customer empathy and product sense to prompt the Ai and do their individual job better. IMHO it is a high time that all PMs work to strengthen at least one hard skill to keep themselves employable. While I am writing this post, unfortunately I am also the one who is seeking a PM role right now. Any suggestions or thoughts you have on which hard skill to master and how to remain employable?