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Gautam Ambani
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Adani Group • 3m

Hi guys, Can you please share some knowledge about, how a technical guy can switch to the management or business related roles...? I'm trying to switch my career from technical role to management kind of non technical role.

Anonymous 2

Stealth • 3m

considered a Business Analyst role? It's a great middle ground between tech and management. You get to use your tech knowledge to talk to the dev team, but you're also working with stakeholders to figure out what the business actually needs.

Gautam Ambani
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Adani Group • 3m

Sounds great. Can you please help me with that. I've searched about it a little. And seems like it's a bit of technical also with teblau, powerBI, Office Products (xl and ppt) what else needed to learn? I've already covered python, SQL in my caree

Anonymous 3

Stealth • 3m

Plivo was hiring few weeks back. Those kinda companies.. try them, all the best

MadtorXD

Stealth • 4d

I know it's a 3 months old post but can you please guide me too. I'm currently in my final year of BTech and planning about preparing myself for Business Analyst roles. There are few doubts that I want to be cleared: 1. What is the growth curve of Business Analyst roles? Is there a steep curve like those SDEs in PBCs or is it shallow curve in terms of salary and designation? 2. How good is the exit? I mean to ask that suppose an SDE resigns and plans to start his own software company(where he can apply all his technical experience). So similarly what type of exit can a BA get? 3. What kind of work life balance is there? Pls suggest some companies too where the pay and work life balance is good. 4. Do we get to work remotely as a BA just like SDEs?

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