High Paying Careers with Business Degree

In Spain business degree is 80% heavy math

Can anyone make time codes for this video

I’m going to be a sport agent so Ig majoring in management is the way to go

you don't even need to complete your business degree to get a good job. as long as you have the background you can land a comfortable office job.

Which are the jobs where I don’t need to be very good communicator?

Just finished my introduction to business's assignment and now am here watching a video on getting a job! Lol

Not everyone can do STEM Majors. Reality is many of us are just of Average intelligence and capabilities

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I didn’t know I can land a tech management job with a Supervision and Management degree! This is so cool!

One huuuuuge benefit of getting a business degree is that it's a pretty easy ass degree compared to STEM or medicine majors

I'm getting a degree in economics but can still basically get the same jobs as a business major

My friend has a business degree and his own business. What a coincydink!

Hello, what do you think about the combination of logistics and transport with Data analytics?

Economics is not a business major, it is a social science. We take courses about political science and history, it is the combination of social science and maths. Then again, that is the case for Latin America and Europe, therefore it would be interesting to know if it indeed is a business major in the US.

I want to help run my dads trucking company becoming a owner operator would degree should I major in please help!!!!!!!!

So, do Accounting then? Cool. 🙌🏾🤣

E-Commerce vs Marketing vs Sales Video ?

Ngl I'm studying business management just to have a degree that'll make me more wanted by employers compared to people who only have a highschool diploma

Do you think a business degree can benefit entrepreneurs?

I got a BS in Business Administration and since then I have been an accountant. FYI the accounting knowledge and tools that I have learned and still learning have been from working not from the 4 year BS degree. A business degree is a must in most cases to get hired but the real learning comes when you are actually performing the job rather than reading some silly university textbook about business. Don't think just because you graduated with a 4 year degree in business you know it all.

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What about good business degrees with little math? 🥲

Hey Shane... you look good in glasses; don't do this again - please.

Hey, what about digital business?

I would like a video that talks more about supply chain management

Im already making 70k a year driving for NJT, but I'm thinking getting a business degree any idea will help please?
I'm thinking abt business operations.

Alotbof people tell me that i shouldnt get a bussiness degree as it just a general degree and not too good

Can do you do a videos explaining about Business Intelligence or Business Analytics degree or field career? That's what I'm majoring on!

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How about Healthcare Management?

Please do a video talking about is managment degree worth it? Pleaseeeeeee.

Is it just me or does this made look frustrated? His facial expression screams “Not this sh*t again”🤣🤣🤣

Business operations sounds interesting can you dive deeper into that for future videos?

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Investment Banking, Private Equity, Hedge Funds, Venture Capital, Management Consulting 👌👌

I hadn't thought much about operations but thanks for the idea

Heh 69, nice

At the end of the video, you talk about professions for which you don't necessarily need good communication skills. I am assuming that mainly encompasses 'spoken' social skills to negotiate with buyers / sellers face-to-face, for example. As a fellow massive introvert (+ Thinking over Feeler type in MBTI), I would be very curious to see a video about those professions you did not list. It would be very useful to be able to pick from a top 10 of those ones that do not require as much social skills, phone calls or face-to-face interactions but instead prefer written communication maybe. Though that is my go-to area of interest, it could expand to other fields than 'Business' to reach the most viewers. Just a suggestion, haha. Keep up the good work !

I love to be in charge and like to know all rankings and it sounds like it's worth studying at university

You cant just jump and get a business degree. You got to have a passion for business and success. Business isnt for everyone.

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In the end, you are talking about communication skills, so what are the business jobs that don't require it?

I’m just going to start business management at college the next month, I speak Spanish and English, I think this is a good advantage for me, thanks for the information, also I’m improving my English by watching your videos, Thank you!

I was a biochem/molecular biology major in college. We used to make fun of the business majors complaint about math.
Soon after, we realized they would become our bosses.
The hardest degrees and the "smartest" people don't necessarily make.the most money. If you're a great salesperson, you will never be out of work. Yes, it's a learned skill that anyone can do great things with.

Hi, I'm 35 yrs old. I just got layed off recently due to Covid-19. I have a business degree already but have no idea where to go after losing my job. I have never been so lost in my life. I am doing a lot of research to get an idea but feel limited still. I like watching your videos and appreciate the advice.

thank you so much that helped alot

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