I need usefull opinions on what would be the best career options right now.

Hey guys, I am a 32 year guy who is working at Bajaj Housing Finance limited for three months, as I am postgraduated in 2017 at English Literature, After that I took preparation for Civil services examinations for 6 years in both patterns centre and states. As I am a non-tech students, can I go for tech career? If I go with tech career, what would be the best role for me as I am a post graduate in english literature. Or is there any better opportunity in sales as home loan? Because I don't get any mental peace right now, There is no work life balance. Actually I want a career where work and life will be balanced. Due to my general degree I didn't get any chance. Suggest me something where I can learn something new that get me better work life.

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a software developer

Tech writing could be a sweet spot for you uses your English background, pays decent, and has actual WLB in most companies. Learn basic tools like Markdown, XML, and pick a domain (like SaaS, healthcare, etc.).

faithfuldhokla

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Scoopwhoop Media

[a software developer](username) I’m from a non-tech background too (history), now working in Power BI. If you're analytical, you can try data visualization tools. There are short-term courses that teach you everything from scratch and companies do hire non-engineers if you show skills and projects

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an operations executive

Bro, first of all, respect for pushing through UPSC prep. That builds serious discipline. You’re not “late” at all. At 32, you still have decades ahead to shape a new career. And yes, tech is possible, even with a background in literature. People from the humanities are getting into tech writing, QA testing, product support, and even no-code/low-code automation.

sparklingdodo

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Amazon

[an operations executive](username) If you're looking for peace + income + learning, skip hardcore sales roles like home loan targets. That world rarely gives balance. Maybe try HR, operations, content strategy, or business analyst if you enjoy language + process

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a digital marketer

content writing, technical writing, UX/UI design, digital marketing, or project coordination often value strong communication skills and since you have a postgraduate degree in English Literature, roles involving communication, research, or content creation could be a good fit