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[Anonymous No.50913826]

What are some generic corpo jobs you can do with no real specialty that can make you 70k+ a year?

I was a tradie doing painting and drywall for my whole working life and just now got off the tools and into my first office job as a property manager in a large American metro. But the pay is basically the same, and the benefits are worse. I'm on track to barely clear 50k. I don't know if I'll be climbing the ladder at this company though, so I'm considering other options, but I don't know what this experience qualifies me for. All I know is that commercial property management is supposed to make more money with less interpersonal-hassle compared to residential, so that's where people go after a while. But in a big metro there's gotta be about a million of these generic corporate jobs paying 55-65k that you just wouldn't think about unless you had exposure to the industry or knew someone from college who got your foot in the door. Am I just delusional? Career Development Thread??

[Anonymous No.50914103]

>>50913826
Brian?

[Anonymous No.50914104]

bump

what do you do for work, anons

[Anonymous No.50914168]

>>50914103
nope, that ain't it
what do you do for work, anon.

[Anonymous No.50914243]

>>50913826
data analyst

[Anonymous No.50914264]

>>50913826
aside development, I don't see anything else. Just to mention that Allianceblock's Fundrs provides the opportunity for users with skills and knowledge to fund new projects and startups by providing these services to the project... A way DeFi seems to provide idle hands with something to do.

[Anonymous No.50914293]

>>50914243
actually a very helpful reply for a two-word answer. gives me some good stuff to look into. thank you.

[Anonymous No.50914305]

>>50914293
sql excel and powerbi can get you white collar job easily

[Anonymous No.50914425]

>>50913826
Basically just get really really good at using excel and powerpoint