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Customer success Manager roles are something that have peaked my interest for the same

Investment banking in any city pays a lot. Finance is high paying if done right.

I’m surprised no one has said anything about PM jobs till now, most BLR tech companies higher based on instincts or some prior experience in PM/APM roles and pay fairly decently if you are a fast learner, there’s immense scope of growth. And no, PM roles in BLR at least are never considered tech roles liek they actually should. In my opinion, only ex-techies can make for actual good product managers.

Have been hearing a lot about prompt engineering 💩 Idk how is offering a job in that, but if you can think in detail maybe worth a shot. Do your research.

Bangalore might not be the very right place for high paying non-technical jobs tbh. Mumbai and Delhi are much well suited where lala and dhando types businesses exist and thrive. BLR is mostly hard-core tech and that’s what it attracts unless obviously your experience is very high and you can score a non-tech job at a unicorn at a senior position.

Try finding jobs in Growth teams in high paying startups. They pay well plus the experience is invaluable. I have spent a lot of time in growth and it keeps you on the edge all the time.

Become an influencer on Chingaari and earn in lakhs! 😛

Sales is a good option. If you have a knack for selling things, there’s no limitation to how much you can earn, specially in enterprise sales. I know a person who earned 23L in incentives over his normal salary because he crossed his targets and did even better. Getting into enterprise sales from the beginning is hard though, maybe start at normal ed-tech or other simple sales jobs and grow from there.

Venture Capital handsdown, bahot paisa hai and it’s fun plus you can leverage those connections later on incase you have the ambition to start something of your own in the future. You also get to know what works and doesn’t work for VC’s, how they build and think about their thesis, what leads to a yes or no while evaluating an idea/deck/pitch/founder. It’s full of premium learning if you are a startup enthusiast.

CEO’s office 😝 Easily. Plus you get to work directly for a hyper-growth individual and see the problems and the journey of a startup from the inside.

Performance marketing pays really well but the bar is high.