I'm interested in buissness but it's said for wider job opportunities it's better to have an engineering bachelor's degree. You could do mba after that.
L autism
Elab.
MBA is good, but should be done early if you're into it. Engineering is in demand due to funding, innovation and development in society, but not as much as you'd think. The case of engineers isn't good in India. The only worthwhile profession in STEM is medicine, looking at the amount of effort you put in and the money you get in return during your career. The rest are just scams, you don't get paid enough for your labors in it, especially for science or being a research scientist. Engineering and IT are flooded atm. The quality of life as a stemcel isn't great, unless you're crazily driven into building a huge fortune and are ready to work as a wagecuck for more than half of your life. I'd rather live as a farmer in some remote town/village raising my own livestock to sustain myself than be a stemcel in 2021.
Yea MBA pays really well but what about undergrad? Which one do you recommend doing. Is bba good?
Do Bachelor of Business, try to major in E-commerce, Healthcare management, Economics or Entrepreneurship. Business is a pretty diverse field with quite a lot of competition in it. You can definitely do good, but you got to be good at it. BBA is also decent with good jobs.
Any profession other than software engineering will make me rope
Don't listen to the tradefags.
I'm not a tradesman. But Ik it is around the length of University mainly due to the combination of a certification & the apprenticeship. Blue collars living depressed lives or being unhappy wageslaves is a meme from what I have seen in my country. Almost all of them gain full time employment with plenty of jobs in their mid career and what is better is that they don't work under anyone after 3-5 years of work experience after they finish education. They become self employed contractors earning easily well over 100K a year with 40 hour work weeks.
They usually make a good living with a moderately happy existence, but for some guys that's not enough. It would never be enough for me, op probably relates.
Go to trade school and become a welder or plumber, way better than some shit meme degree.
lmao i used to help plumber, it is definitely not a job that i want to do. and his earning was very miniscule
yeah i do agree with you, but i kinda feel the same with any other jobs tbh.
yeah thats what you will need to get a STEM degree
I'm 27 and back in college with plans to go to med school. On fast track bachelors program.
I think if there's anything I've realized, it's that for guys like us, the 20s aren't the peak. Our 30's will be the shit. I constantly have to quiet the voice in the back of my head that tells me im an old fuck, so I get it.
yeah same lol with shitty age concern.. if i did something worthy then id fucking not complain but i straight away wasted few years playing game or browsing PSL while others were in university. and in my highschool years i didnt even study, i just rotted.
i lived fast and fun in my late teens, tons of fun and pussy and whatever.. but my 20s have been an absolute rot. 6 years in and I'm finally taking the steps to get right. You're still younger than me, imagine the pain of being almost 28 with no prospects and lots of work to do..
Did u study art?
i dont really care about girls.. in college.. i think i will be able to get some pussy so its ok
Don't say I didn't warn you.
if its too brutal i can just kms, its just gonna be a reality hit
Would you need the flexibility? The option not to wage slave??
STEM is over saturated and requires HIGH IQ. The salaries aren’t even all that. College degrees imo just don’t have the same kick they use to have.
