/sci/ - Science & Math

>>7741411
>Topkek most CEO come from well off families.
CEOs total maybe. Because established companies will obviously allow family nepotism. But also because the progeny of "well off families" are more intelligent in general, we all know this.

However, most of these inherited companies are poorfag companies considering that according to a study done by Forbes 60% of the world's richest men built their wealth from nothing - and most of those tech companies.

The almighty "CEO" label doesn't mean you're actually rich and powerful. You could be the CEO of some family owned shithole small manufacturing company barely netting 7 figures.

>Over half of all engineering graduates will never work in engineering. Those that do half of those leave the career field within five years. There is a massive attrition rate.
We know all that. Have you seen how many business majors end up as CEOs? It's not "almost zero". It's zero - with negligible measurement error. Most professions are worse off, like law, law is fucking terrible right now. I know this because most of my family graduated law from botht magic 14 and non-top schools.

If /sci/ is delusional, then /biz/ is a fucking opus to chimerical wishful thinking.

>Engineering is not well paid and among professional degree holders they're the lowest paid.
No, they are statistically the highest paid except for medicine. Higher than JD lawyers (even when you compare top schools).
>Nurses make more than engineers.
No, you saw that graphic with the grad degrees I often post. Very few Nurses have specialized qualifications in Anesthesia and that niche recently became regulated so no Nurse will make 6 figures in the near future. Normal nurses make between $55,400 and $71,700 according to national data. LOWER than graduates in shit like Linguistics and lower that engineering technologists (which is not even professional engineering yet).