Is CRM/Project Management (Non-Tech) Even Worth It in 2025?

I graduated with a Business Administration degree in 2021 and took a break for family priorities, so I’ve never been formally employed. Now, I need financial stability more than ever, but the job market feels increasingly technical.

I considered CRM (like Salesforce Admin) and project management since they align with my background, but now I’m unsure if they’re worth pursuing. It feels like:

Everything is becoming too technical. Even non-tech roles now require AI tools, automation, or data-driven skills.

Experience is a major hurdle. Most jobs demand 3+ years, even for entry-level positions.

Market saturation is real. Layoffs and upskilling trends make competition intense.

Certifications vs. practical skills? Should I invest in a Salesforce Admin cert or PMP, or focus on hands-on CRM/PM tool expertise?

I don’t want to chase trends—I need a realistic roadmap for a remote career with decent pay. Where should I start, and what skills actually matter for someone without a tech background?