Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Pivot into some people need and will pay for.
Coming from enterprise tech sales, where could I pivot for $250k OTE?
I sell an actual product and make a lot more than $250k.
What product?
Anonymous wrote:I’m happy where I’m at but I regularly receive recruiter messages from Salesforce which I think is strange considering they laid off close to 10k people back in February. Maybe that’s worth a shot?
Anonymous wrote:I'm in tech. It's not over yet. I have multiple acquaintances laid off in the last couple weeks in tech.
Anonymous wrote:I’m happy where I’m at but I regularly receive recruiter messages from Salesforce which I think is strange considering they laid off close to 10k people back in February. Maybe that’s worth a shot?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The jobs were not there to begin with. Companies were using free money to pay people they didn't really need and then reality smacked everyone in the face when the spicket turned off.
That’s at startups. I’m talking about enterprise tech, like AWS, Databricks, Splunk, Palantir, Salesforce, etc
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Pivot into some people need and will pay for.
Coming from enterprise tech sales, where could I pivot for $250k OTE?
I sell an actual product and make a lot more than $250k.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Pivot into some people need and will pay for.
Coming from enterprise tech sales, where could I pivot for $250k OTE?
I sell an actual product and make a lot more than $250k.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Pivot into some people need and will pay for.
Coming from enterprise tech sales, where could I pivot for $250k OTE?
Anonymous wrote:Pivot into some people need and will pay for.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The jobs were not there to begin with. Companies were using free money to pay people they didn't really need and then reality smacked everyone in the face when the spicket turned off.
That’s at startups. I’m talking about enterprise tech, like AWS, Databricks, Splunk, Palantir, Salesforce, etc
I was talking about almost zero % interest rates, covid money other companies were getting that allowed them to buy solutions by companies you listed above, as well as those companies taking advantage of covid situation.
These enterprises companies were selling to all sorts of companies not leaning on ZIRP
Almost all competent companies were taking advantage of ZIRP to take on debt. When ZIRP ends so does massive tech investment
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The jobs were not there to begin with. Companies were using free money to pay people they didn't really need and then reality smacked everyone in the face when the spicket turned off.
That’s at startups. I’m talking about enterprise tech, like AWS, Databricks, Splunk, Palantir, Salesforce, etc
I was talking about almost zero % interest rates, covid money other companies were getting that allowed them to buy solutions by companies you listed above, as well as those companies taking advantage of covid situation.
These enterprises companies were selling to all sorts of companies not leaning on ZIRP