Women on £50k plus

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What do you do? I'm getting jaded working in the NHS and know I have many skills that I could use elsewhere...

What industry are you in? They're screaming for PMs in built environment. Maybe rewrite your CV?

Teacher. Bog standard, but get SEN points

Public relations

Supplier relationship manager, procurement. It's adjacent to my training/career prior and was a sideways step a few years ago. It's dead boring.
Have a 2 year plan to upskill in prompt design and digital skills like power automate, power bi etc. so I can hopefully make another sideways step in the same company that won't necessarily pay more but should be more interesting. Fed up of the boredom and having to be nice to everyone regardless of how they behave. Would be lovely to look forward to work considering how many hours I'm contracted for.

Senior professional services in HE

Structural engineer. Not sure it’s worth the stress

Business development

IT

I think careers in project management can be quite lucrative and have less barriers to entry compared to traditional careers, my friend switched into it and was able to use transferable skills from 2 separate careers specifically for the project management role she went into. She loves it, it pays better and has better work life balance than the other careers she did. I moved into software development about 8 years ago, I was a career switcher, I think I got in at a good time and for the first 2-3 years I had to do lots of extra learning, study, projects in my spare time but now I don’t really and find I pick things up quickly etc, I think if you really want to change and are committed you’ll be ok so don’t be discouraged by all the barrier to entry stuff, although I would stick to newer careers such as tech which require less traditional paths. Not sure about my friend but I earn £50k+ and it didn’t take me very long to get to that point either.

Secondary teacher, head of department.

Teacher - head of department, £64k

Digital Marketing

Orchestra musician (section leader) - not in UK though. I believe my salary in London would be around the £45k mark, I get over £50k + freelance projects where I currently work abroad.

NHS - Band 8a Senior nurse.

I'm a head of sales, have background in insurance, investments, customer service and operations. Basic 60k and bonuses bring me close to 100k usually

Senior Python Developer, but a junior would earn £50k, lots of money in programming.

NHS- Dietitian

Senior project manager

Sustainability manager in a FTSE 100 company

Middle leader in a secondary school

Accountant

Healthcare business owner

You own a florist and have 9 kids?! Amazing!!

Own a Niche luxury business

Over 90k a year

Work around 25 hrs a week in the business and around 20 hrs a week behind the scenes

Program manager in tech, 25 years experience, 110k+