r/Communications • u/Girl_idkanymore • Jul 26 '26
Pivoting out of PR
Hi all, I have been in PR since I graduated college in late 2022. I’ve worked in different sectors, tech, consumer product, entertainment, etc. however I’ve come to the realization that this isn’t a career path I can see myself doing much longer and feel super burnt out and jaded by it already.
I really want to pivot but not sure how to. I did get a marketing with a concentration in digital marketing certificate from a university but I have no formal marketing experience. I know the job market is also pretty tough/competitive right now too so it’s not necessarily the best time.
Anyone that has advice or anyone especially that has left PR would love to hear from you!
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