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He literally looks the same…
Is there any organisation who is offering 30 plus salary for Splunk developer and administrator with an experience of 4 + years?
Just for market research purposes.🤔
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Which company would you join?
I currently work in Sales with the intention of moving over to marketing in the near future. I received two offers for BDR/SDR roles from Sprout Social and Gong. Both salaries are around the same (Gong - base 63k + anticipated $25k in commission, Sprout - 55k base + anticipated $25k in commission).
I like both companies’ software and it extremely hard to decide which position will get me into marketing faster as it is not a traditional BDR path to take.
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Upside is hiring! I'm currently looking to fill three crucial roles for the Sales team at Upside including a VP of Revenue Operations, a Channel Partner Sales Director, and a Director of Account Management. Check out the job descriptions below- if you or someone you know may be interested please reach out to me directly here, or at taylor.hanna@upside.com
VP, Revenue Operations: lnkd.in/g3HArg3yChannel Partner Sales Director: lnkd.in/g-Q-dWjjDirector, Account Management: lnkd.in/gDsX5j6X
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Yes, even though the tech market is dominated by computer science degrees, many SE doesn't have a computer science degree. The best way is to go to a startup where you can start taking on more responsibilities and then jump into a larger company.
Yes, there is. You don't have to necessarily have a computer science degree. Engineers can be good in different areas even if it's not normally the program they are specialized to work on with. You'll be surprised there lots of opportunities for engineers especially in the field of tech.
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Also many boot camps can help learn the essentials
Bootcamps are common, but it is getting more competitive without a degree as well. You might also check out data analyst careers
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Presales Collective.
Great community, great training, everything. If you're interested in the profession, start there.
Totall agree with bootcamps. You can also get some certifications. Some companies also value certs so you'll have a chance for sure.