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what are some super in demand professions in the business world where i graduate can expect to be "snapped up" immediately after graduation? i already have a masters but i cant get a job and i feel like I fucked up. im planning on supporting myself with a shitty job and enrolling in a second masters this time in a very high level area. I was thinking accounting/audit this time. what do you think anons? is getting a masters again even a good idea?

>> No.12180755

>>12180739
>2018
>Expecting to be snapped up without your daddy owning the company

Good luck with that retard

>> No.12180807

I got snapped up when i graduated in computer science at 20 y/o

>> No.12180836

computer hacker

>> No.12180837

>>12180755
im asking something as close to that ideal as possible.

>> No.12180865

>>12180739
Cybersecurity.
Quantatative analysis.
Petroleum engineering.

>> No.12180873

>>12180739
hot minority chick with her own kneepads

>> No.12180891

>>12180739

This..
>>12180836
or this if you want to dig your own grave for the jews...
>>12180865

>> No.12180906

>>12180739
Sucking the erect penis of octogenarians and swallowing the dusty salty mess that comes out

>> No.12180923

>>12180739
>very high level area
i meant to say high demand anons. btw i have a masters in management from some bullshit 2nd tier uni

>> No.12181106
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12181106

>>12180739
Healthcare
Software developer
Math & statistics
Green tech

https://www.bls.gov/emp/

>> No.12181128

unironically nursing and medicine

>> No.12181129

>>12181106
>median annual wages
>23k
jesus

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>>12180739
OP, what is your first masters in?

I would do masters in Comp Sci but you should try to do some open source contributions, try to get into a half decent school or you'll still have a hard time. Also check out teamblind.com and ask there

>> No.12181196

>>12181129
The six figure jobs are nurse, math, and software. So pick your poison.

BTW, these are only the fastest growing jobs for next decade. Other fields are growing as well like Air Traffic Controller, etc so do your research

>> No.12181210

Plumber, pornstar

>> No.12181244

>>12180739
Exploration geology
I got 4 offers out of the 8 jobs I applied for with great pay

>> No.12181277

>>12181106
Aren't software devs really shitty paid jobs? Why would anyone go into that direction

>> No.12181375

>>12181277
If you're passionate about computers, you can do well. At the very least you should know basic programming (like Python) in any field you go into IMO

>> No.12181417

>>12181375
This. SQL is important if you want to do anything these days too.

>> No.12181493

>>12181145
masters in management from some second tier supposedly "prestigious" uni. also neglected to get any internships and now cant get them either.

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12182024

>>12181493
>masters in management
Yep, I would ask on teamblind.com

>> No.12182057

>>12181417
What about SAS? I was thinking learning to become a "data scientist"

>> No.12182085

>>12182024
>teamblind.com
thanks, seems like an interesting site.

>> No.12182098

>>12181145
Saving this image for future wagecuck rage. Thanks anon

>> No.12182402

>>12182057
>What about SAS? I was thinking learning to become a "data scientist"

DS is saturated and media brainwashed you in thinking that "it's in demand". Without domain knowledge you'll feel terrible within few years unless you are 0.01% and work as ML Researcher.

Pro Tip: Get a charter / cert in domain-in-demand such as Finance (saturated may be) / CyberSecurity / HealthCare and then augment with Data skills (SAS is a good choice. Sprinkle some R).

>> No.12182579

>>12182057
Data scientist is a meme in my experience for people without a background in statistics. Knowing SAS is one of those great skills to have on your resume but probably not enough to be hired outright on it's own. Once your hired look at what the senior guys know(or just do a few informatial interviews). Are they Excel cavemen? Do they just write SQL queries all day? Once you figure that out try to get a relevant certificate and go from there. (though this is often not necessary as no body cares about certificates for some languages)

>> No.12183078

Why is everyone recommending tech? i was talking about a business topic, non computer related

>> No.12183133

>>12180739
Just be a fuccking trucker, retard
I can make close to 100k if i felt assed to do so.