Hello Everyone, I am new on FGB and also new to this grp.
I have a lot of expectation if anyone can help me to make the right decision for a new skill/job I should be looking for.
1. Took break after baby in 2018, worked as an IT professional for 12 years befr that. Developer to Tech Lead position.
2. I am a creative person with a lot of enthu to learn. Had passion for makeup so currently freelancing as a makeup artist, although cant earn living from it. Even cant pay rent. So, looking back to join work.
3. I want to stay close to Technology bec thats what I have invested my education in and I like it, but I dont want to be a developer again bec of its never ending time commitment which with my kid I dont want to get into. Once in a while is still fine.
4. need suggestion on something thats technical, creative, less time demanding, a good pay job. I would love to learn new things if I can in media industry too.
Thanks in Advance
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Welcome! There's so much you can do in the tech space — have you thought about user experience and product design?
Thanks for responding.
So, UX, i guess needs coding/development too. I have no experience in UI development so I cant do UX too as far as I think.
Product design, I read about it but have no idea how to venture into it. Any education will help.
Others suggested -
Salesforce Admin
Business Analyst
Digital Marketing - I dont know if I am skilled enuf for this one though.
Are you thinking of taking more courses? That might help open up doors during your career transition. I found an article about product design that might be helpful: https://architechie.org/blog/2018-05-28-a-guide-to-becoming-a-product-designer/
Thanks a lot for sharing..Will go thru




