How I switched from LAW to TECH SALES | Alternative Careers for Law Grads

[@Camillaiaa]

To think I stumbled on your IG story during Vivikoks wedding, saw you also into KZbin and decided to subscribe to your channel, definitely one decision I do not regret making. I'm also a graduate of law, thinking on what to study during my masters and this video really helped. Thank youuuu mama! PS: I've got a beautiful role model in you✨

[@ChelseaMonye]

Aww what a lovely comment, thank you so much!! I’m glad my channel is helping. Please let me know what types of videos you’d like to see ❤️

[@charen2107]

Make more vids please😭😭😭😭 loved this video 💗

[@ChelseaMonye]

Thank you 😭❤️ what kinds of videos do you want to see from me?

[@rotwukkafranca7920]

Hey! Glad I found your page and subscribed. Thanks for this video, I enjoyed watching it❤. I'm considering Tech sales too. Please, Can you make a video on what has helped you, if you took any courses before applying for jobs, and more? Thank you.

[@ChelseaMonye]

Aww thank you!! I sure will ❤️ will record this weekend x

[@aneesahkahooro5802]

Hello there, Thank you for sharing this. I tried to carry out the quiz but it says it is unavailable.

[@onyi__]

Also what’s the difference between a digital marketer and a tech salesperson?

[@ChelseaMonye]

A digital marketer primarily focuses on promoting products or services online through various marketing channels like social media, email, SEO, and content marketing. Their goal is to attract and engage customers through digital platforms. A tech salesperson, on the other hand, is responsible for selling technology products or services to businesses or individuals. They often work closely with potential customers, understand their needs, and provide solutions that involve technology products or services. While there can be some overlap in skills and knowledge, the key distinction is that a digital marketer is more focused on marketing strategies and campaigns, while a tech salesperson concentrates on selling technology-related products or services.

[@Elizabeth_George]

I’m currently studying for my masters degree in Public Health and looking to switch to tech after this but I’m not sure where to start What would you advise please

[@ChelseaMonye]

Hi Elizabeth! Do you know whether you want to go into technical tech or non technical (ie no coding)? If you are not sure, please take the free quiz in the description box which will guide you towards some ideas based on your answers. After that you will need to begin your research on the sector and the kinds of entry level positions available