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29 Year Old MBA Graduate with Python Knowledge: What is My Realistic Salary Range?

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Pradeep Pramanik is a career coach, placement consultant and director at Fast Track Career Consultants, which provides career counselling, soft skills training and placement consultancy services.
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During his tenure in the pharma industry, he has worked in different states including Bihar, Jharkhand, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu and West Bengal.
In 1998, he launched Fast Track Career Consultants with the aim of helping youngsters find jobs through the right career counselling, training and placement services.
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Asked by Anonymous - Sep 04, 2024Hindi
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I am turning 29 this year. I am a man. I have an MBA with a dual specialization majoring in operations management and secondary in finance. I have a work experience of 15 months. I have been unemployed since 2020. I am taking a course in learning python and it's application in data analysis specifically it's application in finance and operations.What is the realistic salary range I can expect an employer would be willing to pay me that is if they will hire me in the first place.

Ans: Dear ,

feel sorry that you being an MBA in OPs and Finance , remained out of job for almost 4 yrs hence you have to learn a new course like Python . I don't know much about your profile from our query however what i feel that your work experience was not pleasant hence you quit the job and now shifted to a very new sector . As far as salary is concerned for any IT professional having some idea in python which of course are in demand but as you lack any technical degree in Computer Science , you may not command very high salary. I will suggest you to get back to you to restart your career using your management degree simultaneously.
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Hello Abhishek, my age is 43 & I am a b.com graduate, currently working in an mnc since last 8 years in back office document management profile with around 50000 in-hand salary. I have total experience of 11 years in same profile. I am searching for new job since last 1-2 years but not getting it in similar profile as companies are preferring persons with less salary/experience for this work. Please advise shall I try for data analysis/PMO profile in IT sector by doing some courses & if it's possible/advisable at my age with non technical degree & non relevant experience. Is there any other field you can advise where I can get similar salary. Thanks for your help in advance. Wish to be Anonymous.
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Based on your current situation, it is understandable that you are exploring new career opportunities. Transitioning to a data analysis or PMO (Project Management Office) profile in the IT sector is indeed a viable option. While it may require you to acquire some additional skills through relevant courses, it is possible to make a successful career switch at your age and with a non-technical degree.

To enhance your chances of securing a job in these fields, consider the following steps:

Research and assess the demand: Investigate the job market to determine the demand for data analysts and PMO professionals in your region. This will help you gauge the opportunities available and make an informed decision.

Identify required skills: Look for the key skills and qualifications sought by employers in these fields. This will give you a clear understanding of the specific knowledge and expertise you need to acquire.

Skill development: Enroll in courses or training programs that specialize in data analysis or project management. These courses will equip you with the necessary technical skills and knowledge required for these roles.

Showcase transferable skills: Highlight your transferable skills from your previous experience, such as attention to detail, problem-solving abilities, organizational skills, and proficiency in data management. These skills can be valuable in data analysis and PMO roles.

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