/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55777284
mechanical engineering redemption arc once the boomer engineers start retiring (when they're 90)

Anyone can suck a dick but only a few master craftsmen can create soft supple kneepads.

>>55777284
something that generates revenue

>>55777284
Invest in owning a plot of land, chickens, and easy-to-grow crops like potatos.

I think ME and EE could have a huge fucking melt up if interest rates stay at normal values. They’re clearly awful right now though.

>>55777284
unironically get a surveying background in your 20s and move into land use/development in your 30s

>>55777284
Uhhhh....

Selling blood and bone marrow, like a full time donor.

>>55777423
It would do great if everyone who doesn't belong here got deported.

>>55777284
>>55777290
>>55777423
EE and especially ME get shit on a lot but the fact is there aren't many better degrees than those in terms of maximizing your options. Either of those can get you into high paying tech or finance if you're not a dumbass CADnigger or brownoid incel scriptkiddie.

>the tech sector is in freefall
Buy low and sell high
This is career advice

Retail

>>55777290
So as a millennial I only have to wait until I'm 50 for my REAL life to start.

>>55777284
AI supervisor now, and in a few years robot supervisor
a golden era for labor is upon us