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Need guidance from the leaders in this group:: Which technical stack and organisation will be best fit for 13YOE earning 41LPA+ already who doesn't want to be people manager but wants to stay in core technical role? Targeting salary 70LPA+ in next 1 year in India
Current tech stack includes : Data Analytics, Business Intelligence, UiPath, Datawarehouse Design and Support. Cognizant Accenture Boston Consulting Group
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Hi Sharks, This is probably the third time I am posting this. I hope someone will reply this time.
I am currently business analyst with total exp of 11 years. 9 years into sales last 2 years into Business Analyst. I want to move to product management. How can I start preparing for the same. What all books or certification required. I have exp in Jira, BRD, little bit of SQL. My domain is banking and finance. Please help. I want to get into companies like Adobe Atlassian Google Amazon
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That’s up to you. CCS is designed to certify that you know how to apply medical codes—based on your post it sounds like you might be more interested in building AI/building CAC programs? If that’s the case then a CCS wouldn’t be useful to you.
I'd say if none of the jobs you're interested in require CCS, then don't waste your time on it. You know excel and Tableau, even if you haven't worked jobs with them - as long as you can demoonstrate that you have the skills necessary to do these jobs, focus on landing those interviews. Maybe in the meantime see if you can pick up small projects on contract to use as samples of your ability.
If the jobs you like don't need a CCS, then I would skip it and get experience elsewhere. My dad did CCS a few years ago, and it's not for the faint of heart. Takes a lot of prep, so you'd want it to be worth your time, you know?