How to succeed as none techie
Whats good role to be in for none tech? Finance, supply chain, PM.. etc? More concerned with long term salary than WLB
PM for sure. Hands down best for TC trajectory. I know some will say finance but if you have the head for financial algorithms (which is basically required these days) then why aren’t you a techy??
Become a techie
Go to 10 week bootcamp to learn spaghetti code at a mediocre company?
Supply chain in big HW tech.. Tim Cook was a supply chain manager
Whats HW tech? But i did hear Apple pays well for supply chain people
Ubereats delivery
They might pay better than aerospace
For sure I'm always paying surge pricing
Become a techie
Stay in your lane Boeing
Im stuck at boeing, becoming more useless by day
Yeah well welcome to my world except worse
Marketing
Move to Thailand!
Finance for the following reasons: Usually the second strongest arm in the company after CEO, the last arm to be cut-off when the company starts laying off, opportunity to move in different branches of finance, opportunities to move between industries, and you can make good $$$ compared to other areas (not engineering).
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