@@musblo1214 I was in the design and construction industry, went looking for a change and through research and this UA-cam channel found that I could essentially use my experience in a construction tech role. So my advice, think about what skills you have now that complement the role you want. Might turn out that you don’t need a bootcamp
I’m considering a boot camp for sales engineer, but I have no sales background. I actually am a Teacher with a Masters degree. I have great people skills as well as communication and willingness to learn. Is the position highly techy and difficult to learn if I have no prior sales or tech experience?
Any recommendations for breaking in? I have a sales background of over 20 years and I have been applying for jobs like crazy with no good success. I don't mind starting entry level because I know that the career projections are good and a lot of Tech jobs have a starting salary where insurance salaries taper off. But it has been so difficult. I went to a boot camp and spent a small fortune and honestly it was a lot of theory talk, not a lot of application-- the only thing I got out of it was how to bump up my LinkedIn to more than 500 connections for more connections.
As a teacher breaking into tech, this was a great explanation!
I am a solutions engineer, willing to help anyone who has questions
How’d you get into the field? I’m thinking about taking a bootcamp.
@@musblo1214 I was in the design and construction industry, went looking for a change and through research and this UA-cam channel found that I could essentially use my experience in a construction tech role. So my advice, think about what skills you have now that complement the role you want. Might turn out that you don’t need a bootcamp
I’m considering a boot camp for sales engineer, but I have no sales background. I actually am a Teacher with a Masters degree. I have great people skills as well as communication and willingness to learn. Is the position highly techy and difficult to learn if I have no prior sales or tech experience?
How do you like your job? I’m interested in switching into Tech
Any recommendations for breaking in? I have a sales background of over 20 years and I have been applying for jobs like crazy with no good success. I don't mind starting entry level because I know that the career projections are good and a lot of Tech jobs have a starting salary where insurance salaries taper off. But it has been so difficult. I went to a boot camp and spent a small fortune and honestly it was a lot of theory talk, not a lot of application-- the only thing I got out of it was how to bump up my LinkedIn to more than 500 connections for more connections.
Best explanation I’ve seen so far!! Thank you!
That was so helpful.
This great point. Thanks for posting.
Hi, can you advise which certification should one get to break into sales/solution engineering if they lack formal tech education?
What you think about study this career in college / university?
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Does this role have future growth
SE Manager, lateral movement, CEO or CTO, Good high base salary, Can even make 500k- 1M+ as SE or SE Manager
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