I’m looking to make a career switch this year. Analytically I am strong I did well at a Big Ten school I wasn’t a 4.0 Ivy student or anything, I want to lean more into my social strengths. I’m not looking for a purely sales role but my current position is entirely technical and analytical. Ideally I would like a role that balances analytical work with more social interaction. Would ECM be the best fit for what I’m looking for?
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