Suggestion Please

Currently I'm from an ETL background and if I'm willing to learn and shift to a new technology or at least upskill in alignment with ETL and expand my profile, what would you suggest me?

Hello Community, As someone deeply interested in the IT field but looking to explore areas beyond coding, I am reaching out to gather suggestions and insights from here. I'm keen to learn about various IT domains that do not primarily focus on programming or software development. Whether it’s roles, technologies, or career paths, I would love to hear about your experiences and recommendations. If you have any suggestions or advice on areas within IT that offer exciting opportunities and do not revolve around coding, please share them below. Looking forward to the responses!

I am a software engineer with 11 months of experience. I have no interest in testing field and wanted to work in development roles from the start but my org forced me to work as an integration tester. Now I am planning to upskill and jump. I have great interest in cloud field and believe that it is an emerging field, but I am told that AI/Gen AI is also very good field to go in. Although l don't have any particular interest in AI and always thought that it is not easy to get good paying AI related jobs for beginners like me, I am ready to pursue, if told otherwise. Please give me some advice/guidance as to which field I should choose as a fresher that has good learning and future scope and pays good. Any advice/guidance is appreciated 🙂.

Hello everyone.. can anyone suggest some tech related IT domain in which I can enter as a fresher .. basically I am not a fresher I have 2 years of gap I am 2021 mech passout.. I have knowledge of advanced SQL, intermediate python, basics of c/c++ ,Excel,POWER BI .. please suggest some domains other than data analytics it's very crowded there...and as I am having difficulties getting a decent or tech related job .. I also thought about full stack web d. but it is also very crowded I want to get a job this year itself as I have already wasted a lot of time.

2.5 years experienced into production support, thinking to transition into a demanding future proof technology. Which one is best ?

Hello All!! Needed some advice with upskilling to further my career in Product Management and add more dimensions to it. For some context, I have 4.5+ YoE in the software industry, primarily functional roles including about 3 years in Product Management. I want to up-skill myself in some hard skills as I think I have decent exposure in soft skills/functional aspects of PM but lack in the former. Have been thinking of the following: 1. APIs (Conceptual and hands on) 2. Data Analysis (SQL to be precise) 3. Low/No Code Tools I have about 6 months before I start looking for a new role and want to add these to my profile so as to land a good job. Please share your inputs and feedback if these would be useful in a real-life scenario and any other suggestions, if applicable. Counting on the advice and thanks in advance :)

Hi folks, I have 2 YoE in Production Support ( basically don't have much technical knowledge) know SQL, Java basic level(understands what code is doing). After trying a few days of DSA and coding I find that I don't like doing it in long run. So guys can you suggest any IT field where less coding at the same time there should be peace.( I love peace, not much pressure. Fine with little less pay) Please let me know your thoughts in comments.

Hi guys, I have worked for 3 years in my company for Blue Yonder JDA software. As the backend and frontend functionalities specialist. With core technologies used as SQL, PLSQL, Control M and Retail Pricing knowledge. I currently earn around 9LPA fixed. Can anyone suggest me , having this amount of experience and knowledge where is the right step for me to proceed with my career? Really grateful for any help. Thank you!

Hi Team, I am currently working in IT and was working in the BFSI sector. With time I have developed interest in Finance. Need suggestions on how to switch from IT to Finance. Any one who has experienced the same process please comment.