20 Careers you could choose if you don't want to become an Engineer or a CA

  1. Product tester: aid businesses in evaluating the functionality and quality of their products before putting them on the market. Having a bachelor's degree in software development, marketing, or another relevant program, such as engineering, can be advantageous for working as a product tester.

 

  1. Manager of Human Resources: responsible for the management of the company's human resources, which includes recruiting, training, and relations with employees.

 

  1. Graphic Designer: Logos, website layouts, infographics, brochures, magazine layouts, and other marketing materials are all created by graphic designers using innovative software programs. A career in graphic design might be a good fit for software engineers and other professionals in engineering, especially if they are creative thinkers and have used software to design blueprints before.

  1. Social Media Manager: responsible for the management of a company's social media accounts and the creation of engaging content to promote the website and raise brand awareness.

 

  1. Content Writer: responsible for writing content for a variety of platforms, including marketing materials, blogs, websites, and social media. After working in engineering, a person should be able to write well, understand SEO, and use video and photography equipment to become a content creator.

 

  1. Public Relations Specialist: responsible for projecting a positive image of the company through various channels of communication.

 

  1. Events Planner: organizing and managing events like weddings, conferences, and corporate gatherings.

 

  1. Financial Analyst: responsible for analyzing financial data and offering suggestions to businesses to assist them in making sound business decisions.

 

  1. Sales Manager: responsible for developing sales strategies to achieve revenue goals and managing a company's sales team.

 

  1. Digital Marketer: responsible for coming up with and putting into action strategies for online marketing, such as email marketing, social media marketing, and search engine optimization (SEO).

 

  1. Business Analyst: responsible for conducting an analysis of the business's operations and making recommendations for increasing profitability and efficiency.

 

  1. Web designer: responsible for creating, constructing, and maintaining websites and web applications.

 

  1. Head of the Project: responsible for project management from beginning to end, including planning, scheduling, and team member coordination.

 

  1. Professor: In order to assist students in developing the knowledge they need to pursue careers, professors work for colleges and universities. They teach in front of a group of students, make lesson plans, assign work, and grade assignments.

  1. Nurse: responsible for providing patients with medical care in a variety of settings, including private practices, hospitals, and clinics.

 

  1. Lawyer: accountable for advising and representing clients in a wide range of legal matters. LLB is an excellent option for 12th-grade commerce majors with a lot of future potential for all students.

 

  1. Psychologist: accountable for evaluating, diagnosing, and treating mental health issues. Conduct scientific research on brain function and behavior. People should be observed, interviewed, and surveyed. Diagnose disorders and identify psychological, emotional, behavioral, or organizational issues.

 

  1. Chef: responsible for menu planning, food preparation and cooking, and staff management in the kitchen.

 

  1. Photographer: responsible for editing images for various applications, including print and digital media, using a camera.

  1. Journalist: responsible for conducting research, writing stories, and reporting them for print, online, or broadcast media.

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