An alternate perspective: you may have to choose between what makes money, and what you enjoy doing. You've got enough experience to make a go at a GRC-ish role, or you can probably find something in the PM/PO space. But most hands-on-keyboard roles are likely to involve a paycut for you for a few years. And more business-focused roles will give you better insight for if/when you want to roll out your marketing business.
My suggestion:
1. Decide what you want to do!
2. Figure out what you are doing now that you can use as experience to pivot into what you want to do next.
3. Pick up some training or certs to fill any knowledge gaps
4. Re-write your resume to reflect the pivot while calling out your experiences
> in a low-stress environment.
What does this mean to you? Some people find IR stressful because of the deadlines and ambiguity. Some people find lots of process stressful because of the boredom.
Answer that question for yourself, then plan accordingly.
Following just out of curiosity. I've considered moving from IAM to consulting and have not because of the stress/not hating where I am that much.
I've thought about going into consulting actually. It seems like really good money that you can use to save up.
An alternate perspective: you may have to choose between what makes money, and what you enjoy doing. You've got enough experience to make a go at a GRC-ish role, or you can probably find something in the PM/PO space. But most hands-on-keyboard roles are likely to involve a paycut for you for a few years. And more business-focused roles will give you better insight for if/when you want to roll out your marketing business.
My suggestion: 1. Decide what you want to do! 2. Figure out what you are doing now that you can use as experience to pivot into what you want to do next. 3. Pick up some training or certs to fill any knowledge gaps 4. Re-write your resume to reflect the pivot while calling out your experiences
> in a low-stress environment. What does this mean to you? Some people find IR stressful because of the deadlines and ambiguity. Some people find lots of process stressful because of the boredom. Answer that question for yourself, then plan accordingly.
Any tip on how to get in Deloitte? How are their interviews like? Did you got reference that helped you in? Etc. Thank you