There are plenty of non-technical jobs at the biggest tech companies — here are the 10 highest-paying non-technical jobs, according to Glassdoor

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You might be surprised to learn that almost half of the jobs at tech companies aren't tech-related at all.

According to a Glassdoor report, 43% of the jobs currently being hired in tech companies are non-tech roles. However, the composition of tech vs. non-tech roles varies by company, as shown in the graph depicting the percentage of tech openings below. 

A commodity manager generally maintains relationships with suppliers, oversees the supply chain, and deals with supply contracts. 

A finance manager  controls the financial operations within a company, usually including payroll, transactions, and other purchases. In general, they're responsible for portions of the company's accounting. 

A management consultant will work with both clients and project management teams, and will help oversee internal projects. 

A business process consultant will consult with both internal and external teams to make sure that everyone is working as efficiently as they can be. 

A product marketing manager helps guide the company's strategy, making sure that the product and the market match up to everybody's benefit. 

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