/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>19162858
Why not

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Do the needful sirs

>>18893521
Jesus Christ.
Liquid Nitrogen is a blockcoin now?
What will stop this madness.

>>18671708
Yeah why not.

>>3432474
>Irish Native American
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>37.34
>18+
>0
>10
>I drink lots of beer and bang lots of old whores im 300lbs

>first person in working-class family to go to college
>top student in quality high school; excelled at math/science
>apply to only one school and get accepted into engineering
>finally get to the engineering courses junior year
>it's fucking gut wrenchingly boring
>can't transfer credits elsewhere due to program structure. would probably have to start all over
>end up salvaging undergrad credits in their small business school with a business management degree
So I'm done now but I have no direction. I have a business management degree composed of high-level math/science, lean/sixsigma courses, and a series of finance courses. I have limited programming experience (matlab/sql) but am very adept to learning it.

What sort of entry level positions would /biz/ recommend? How can I leverage my tougher coursework to help me find a role in the business world? I figure some sort of business analyst role would be a good place to start. I live near chicago.

>first person in working-class family to go to college
>top student in quality high school; excelled at math/science
>apply to only one school and get accepted into engineering
>finally get to the engineering courses junior year
>it's fucking gut wrenchingly boring
>can't transfer credits elsewhere due to program structure. would probably have to start all over
>end up salvaging undergrad credits in their small business school with a business management degree

So now I'm done, but I have no direction. I have a business management degree composed of high-level math/science, lean/sixsigma courses, and a series of finance courses. I have limited programming experience (matlab/sql) but am very adept to learning it.

What sort of entry level positions would /biz/ recommend? How can I leverage my unorthodox coursework to help me find a role in the business world?