Need suggestions on a new sales industry to get into. I’ve worked in pest control for the last 10 years for the same company because I was able to increase my commissions every year. The past 4 years I hit over $100k but my company was recently bought out by a private equity firm and they have changed everything that made the company grow. I would like to get into a new sales industry where I can hit $100k or more my first year. Looking into roofing sales, HVAC sales and open to anything.

Hey team, Job hunt's testing my patience, but I'm locked in and ready—7+ years crushing B2B sales, incentives, Salesforce wizardry, Power BI/SQL analytics, and multi-million revenue lifts (like 30% forecast accuracy jumps and quota overachievement at top telecom/enterprise spots). Open to work right now for Account Management, Sales Ops, CRM/Analytics, Business Development, Client Success—whatever fits the bill. Targeting PA or NJ (hybrid/remote welcome too). Got a lead, opening?

I am very interested in this sales category as I started in sales, wound up in HR (recruiter by trade) and I hire sales people all the time...end goal: end in sales. I don't want to be in HR anymore. I don't make enough money and I am much better at sales. People need people to do jobs, so I would rather just do that solo. Anyhow, what I find most fascinating is sales management...and the sales company structures these companies come up with that they believe are motivating people.

Thinking of switching career paths - I actually got my MS in Marketing Analytics last year but I’ve been thinking of going back to school to become a radiology technician. At the same time I’ll still freelance for marketing on the side however this job marketing has me concerned which is the reason for my pivot. I went from interviewing for 6 figure jobs to barely finding something to pay me 58k. I’d love to help people, make an impact and also have good steady income.

Chemist with Mining Edge From the lab bench to the leach pads, I’ve built my career on turning data into decisions. I thrive where science meets industry: troubleshooting instruments, crunching numbers in Excel or Power BI, and keeping OHS standards front and center. Now I’m looking to apply this blend of scientific rigor and operational know‑how in mining engineering, metallurgy, or process optimization roles — helping teams drive efficiency, safety, and innovation

.I am an IT graduate at SLIIT with hands-on experience in .NET, C#, and MSSQL, gained during my internship at Ocean Lanka Pvt Ltd, a leading apparel manufacturing company. As part of my responsibilities, I developed a night patrol scheduling system to improve resource coordination and also created a Crystal Report for the finished fabric gate pass, integrated into the ERP system to streamline warehouse gate operations and enhance reporting accuracy.

SOC Analyst currently exploring new opportunities 🔎 Over the past few years I’ve worked on alert triage, incident investigation, detection tuning, and improving SOC workflows to reduce noise and improve response time. I’m especially interested in roles where I can continue growing in threat detection, incident response, and automation. If your team is hiring or you know of any opportunities, I’d love to connect. 🙌

Hello everyone, Quick question. I am looking to pivot into the data analytics field/business analytics. Can you advise some learning resources for someone starting out to get hands-on experience and good beginner friendly labs that helped you. If you do not feel comfortable sharing here, feel free to send me a message with the resource suggestion. Thank you very much

Any other guys on an SSRI? I started Prozac a few years ago and it’s hasn’t really killed my sex drive but has killed performance if you know what I mean. It really sucks, I’m on 60mg for ocd so it’s a pretty high dose. I heard Wellbutrin could help but wanted some opinions. I don’t use any other social media so figured I would ask here.

Exiting consulting & choosing between Strategy & Ops vs Strat Analytics. Is anyone familiar with the career paths & options in Strategy & Analytics / Solution Analytics / Value Engineering and can talk about trade-offs? It seems fun but worried about getting pigeonholed. Could be interested in GM route in future through Strat Ops, or PM.