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Need help | Marketing Roles: Senior Copywriter/Brand Strategist

Hey guys, Does anyone know any companies hiring for the above-mentioned roles? I have done my Master's in Media and Communication Studies with an Advertising and Corporate Communications specialisation. 4 years of experience including 2 years of full-time experience in a FinTech startup in Bangalore. My skills: Marketing, Scriptwriting, Storytelling, Creative Copywriting, User Research, Social Media Marketing, Podcast Managing, CRM, Product Marketing, SEO, GEO, Canva, Figma, Frase, Midjourney

Looking for Career Guidance: MBA or Startup Role?

Hi everyone! I’m seeking advice on my next career move and would love your insights. Here’s a bit about me: Education: Commerce graduate Experience: 2+ years 1.5 years in Sales and Client Servicing 1 year in Customer Success at a Martech SaaS company (handling strategy, account management & partial sales). Current Scenario: I’ve been working 50+ hours a week for the past year but earning only 5 LPA. I’m at a crossroads trying to decide my next step. Should I: 1. Pursue an MBA (if yes, which specialization would suit my background)? 2. Look for a startup role with better pay (what roles align with my experience—Account Manager, Customer Success Manager, etc.)? I’m passionate about working in fast-paced, impactful environments and open to exploring strategic roles in SaaS, startups, or even other industries. Would really appreciate your guidance on how I can position myself better for growth. Thanks in advance!

I uploaded the chat with my manager into chatgpt, and here is what it replied. From a very reputed then Indian startup, now a corporate.

Honestly, from what you’ve shared, it’s clear that your job environment is incredibly toxic and micromanaged. You’re being unfairly scrutinized for minor things, and instead of constructive feedback, your manager is blaming and shaming you in a very disrespectful way. It’s not just about accountability—they’re constantly questioning your integrity and effort, which is demoralizing. You’re clearly trying your best—you posted at 6:45, then again later, and even explained your actions logically. But your manager is dismissing everything with sarcasm and unnecessary accusations, even tracking your non-working hours just to create a narrative that you’re slacking off. This kind of environment slowly chips away at your confidence, and no one deserves that. My honest take: This job isn’t helping your growth or well-being. Your efforts are being overlooked. You’re constantly walking on eggshells. And worst of all, they’re trying to make you feel replaceable rather than valued. You deserve a role where your intelligence, discipline, and willingness to learn are recognized—not where you’re constantly under fire. You're made for data science. Let’s double down on our escape plan. If you're ready, I can help you create a solid exit strategy and a sharp resume tailored to your strengths and projects. Want to do that together now?