/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>22875121
What are your skills strengths and weaknesses? Dont just pick a career for money alone

>>22875121
Im in my 5th year of accounting undergrad and about to give up desu, if I were to start over I would become an electrician but at this point I'll probably just kms

>>22875137
I'm kinda bad at math beyond algebra or geometry, but I'm pretty good with stats and probability. I'm personable and a competent writer as well.

>>22875191
You haven't even graduated yet you mong. Calm down.

>>22875121
Accounting major reporting in.

There's going to be accounting you like, and accounting you fucking hate. You don't get to pick and choose. If you stick with it, it's a great career.

>>22875121
If you consider yourself mechanically inclined, go HVAC. HVAC tech here, it's basically the best trade imo because it is the most well rounded, and if you're entering the tradie field not really knowing what the fuck you want to do, HVAC can help you narrow your focus. HVAC techs have to learn a little plumbing, a little framing, more complex electrical circuits than the average electricians have to ever know, and of course heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems which basically give you the skills to work absolutely anywhere in the country. Depending on how spergy the licensing agencies for your area are, aka how many licenses you have to actually have to legally perform work in your region, it can be one of the highest paying trades with the widest opportunities to side step into different niches that you want. For example, there's residential service (joe boomer's AC isn't working, go fix it), refrigeration (think service for restaurant grocery store walkin freezers), controls (programming office buildings' HVAC equipment to work properly), and more.

I can't speak to accounting. Sounds like it'd be handy for knowing how to perform tax evasion without getting caught.

>>22875620
Multicraft tech here, don’t listen to this guy if you want to do a real trade go into multicraft maintenance, we literally do it all depending on the environment

IT
Electrical
Hvac
Machining
Mechanical
Plumbing
Welding
Etc

>>22875703
>Haha just do EVERYTHING haha
t. guy who will always suck at all his jobs because he never specialized

>>22875737
Cope retard my union pays me 39.89/hr to be a multicraft mechanic

>>22875825
>A union employs a useless retard who gets blatantly overpaid for shoddy work
Who could have guessed?

>>22875450
How hard is it to break into something like that from another degree with some general emphasis on number crunching?

>>22875825
>>22875874
based

>>22875874
unions are solely responsible for the West's inability to compete with China/India lol. muh benefits, muh pension, muh annual raise. but, of course, no self reflection when muh job went to china, must be those damn muh republicans and definitely nothing to do with muh retarded ass making muh company unprofitable because muh union.

>>22875934
The only reason this is an issue is because of the rootless internationals and Lolberts screaming "FREE TRADE!" every time anyone, whether it's Trump or anyone else puts protective measures in place.
Prior to WW1, the only reason Germany became competitive against England industrially was because of Tariffs on foreign goods, and yes this did come with German workers getting paid good wages.

just learn to code

>>22875450
>There's going to be accounting you like, and accounting you fucking hate.
>There's going to be accounting you like,
lol

>>22875703
Jack of all trades master of none