Welcome to today's video where we'll explore 12 great jobs that you can land with no experience. I'll keep this short and to the point, highlighting each job and the key things you need to know. If you enjoy this type of content, please let me know by gently tapping that like button. Let's aim for 1,000 likes! Now, let's dive right in.
First on the list is tech sales, also known as software sales or sales development representative (SDR) and business development representative (BDR). In tech sales, you're essentially selling technology products and services to other businesses (B2B). Searching "business development" on LinkedIn shows 284,000 entry-level results posted in the last month, while "sales development" shows 103,000. Tech sales representatives can expect to make around $79,000 a year. For those interested, check out Troy’s free training on tech sales linked below.
Next, we have digital marketing. Digital marketing roles are essential for the success of various online platforms. Over the last month, LinkedIn listed 92,000 entry-level digital marketing jobs, with an average salary of $76,000 a year. It's a versatile field that appeals to many, especially if tech sales isn't your thing.
Third is web development. Typing "web development" into LinkedIn shows 101,000 entry-level results, with web developers making about $98,000 a year. This career requires more learning, but it’s a fantastic option for those willing to put in the effort.
Fourth, software development is another lucrative field. LinkedIn lists 300,000 entry-level software development positions, with an average salary of $111,000 a year. While it's challenging to break into, the demand and pay are high.
Fifth, software quality assurance (QA) testers are crucial for ensuring software is bug-free. Searching "quality assurance" on LinkedIn shows 108,000 entry-level positions, with QA testers earning around $93,000 a year. There are many boot camps available to get you started in this in-demand career.
Sixth, information technology (IT) roles involve working with computer systems within companies. LinkedIn lists 134,000 entry-level IT jobs, with salaries around $72,000 a year. Specializing in IT can lead to even higher pay.
Seventh, cybersecurity focuses on protecting a company's data. LinkedIn shows 43,000 entry-level positions for "cybersecurity," 52,000 for "computer security," and 62,000 for "IT security." Cybersecurity professionals earn about $91,000 a year. Starting in IT before transitioning to cybersecurity is common.
Eighth, trade careers like truck driving are excellent options, especially in the US. Searching "truck driver" on LinkedIn shows 165,000 entry-level results, with drivers earning around $68,000 a year. Certification can be obtained relatively quickly.
Ninth, for the artists, UX/UI design is a fantastic career. UI (user interface) design is more artistic, while UX (user experience) design focuses on user interaction. Searching "UI design" and "UX design" on LinkedIn shows a combined 63,000 results, with designers earning about $87,000 a year.
Tenth, becoming a customer service representative in the B2B industry is a solid choice. LinkedIn lists 118,000 entry-level positions for "customer service representative," with an average salary of $49,000 a year. High-level customer service roles, such as customer relationship manager, offer more opportunities.
Eleventh, data analysts are in high demand, interpreting and managing data. LinkedIn shows 414,000 entry-level positions for "data analyst," with an average salary of $77,000 a year. The demand for this skill set is so high that even Google offers certifications.
Lastly, real estate agents can earn substantial incomes. LinkedIn lists 41,000 results for "real estate agent," with Glassdoor reporting an average salary of $107,000 a year. Real estate is ideal for self-starters and offers high job satisfaction.
If you're interested in tech sales, check out my interview with Abdul, who skipped college and landed a tech sales job at 19, making $70,000 in his first year. You can find that interview linked here. Thanks for watching!