00:00entry-level jobs suck first of all you
00:03need two years of experience and just to
00:05most of them aren't very high paying and
00:07you end up doing the grunt work that
00:08nobody else wants to do
00:10let's be honest you're at the bottom of
00:12the totem pole and you are living
00:14in suckville population you but there
00:16are some jobs out there where entry
00:18level not only will get you paid really
00:20but there's also high demand and you
00:22might even have a good time and in this
00:24video that's exactly what we're going to
00:26be going over today and by the end of
00:28the video you're going to have a great
00:30of what entry-level jobs are good now
00:32before we get into that i do have an
00:34announcement to make i've been working
00:36really hard over the last few months on
00:39my life's work up to this point this is
00:41the culmination of the last few years of
00:43thousands of hours of studying
00:45and also working with hundreds of
00:47different people one on one
00:49in order to help them choose what the
00:50best college degree is for them
00:53and also fast track their progress
00:55through college to get the most out of
00:56college with the least amount of effort
00:58and help them to get their first
00:59entry-level job right after college
01:02and that is the college 101 course which
01:04you can find down in the description
01:06and this is the beginning of the launch
01:07so it's a steep discounted price it
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01:36with that being said
01:37let's jump right in this is the second
01:40time i'm recording this video because
01:41apparently my computer didn't want to
01:46but the first one on the list is going
01:47to be database administrator now
01:49database administers are basically going
01:52store retrieve and organize data and if
01:55you remember i've talked about this in
01:56some of my other videos about how data
01:58is basically the most
01:59valuable commodity available it's even
02:01more valuable than gold or
02:03oil and if you think about it this makes
02:05total sense if a company
02:06knows that you are in the market to buy
02:10shoes for instance that means that you
02:12are probably somewhere between 100
02:14and 300 times more likely to buy those
02:18shoes when they show you an
02:19ad versus somebody who's not in the
02:21market to buy the shoes
02:23and so that means one dollar in
02:25marketing budget is going somewhere
02:27100 and 300 times further now that's
02:29kind of an extreme example but even if
02:31twice as likely to buy something it's
02:33still going to be worth it now on top of
02:35managing the databases they also make
02:37sure that they are safe from breaches
02:40and database administrators can work in
02:41all kinds of different industries from
02:43healthcare to sales to marketing to
02:46and they usually hold a bachelor's
02:47degree in either computer science or
02:49another technology degree like
02:51information technology management now
02:54000 a year and because of the fact that
02:57you will very quickly be able to get to
02:59that level the job growth over the next
03:0110 years is around 10 percent which is
03:03much faster than average as well
03:05the next one on the list is going to be
03:08web designer and web developers are of
03:10course going to be creating websites
03:12usually using html or javascript they're
03:15also going to be debugging and testing
03:17websites to make sure that they work
03:19properly so for instance a web developer
03:21likely designed the interface that
03:23you're seeing right now on youtube
03:25so they designed the ability for you to
03:26boop that like button and hit the
03:28subscribe button ring the notification
03:30now one cool thing about web development
03:33is a lot of the time you don't actually
03:34have to get a bachelor's degree in order
03:36to get into it a lot of the time an
03:38associate's degree is fine
03:39in some cases you can just get a
03:41certification in order to start in web
03:43development and you can get paid around
03:4473 000 a year now on top of that the job
03:47growth here is going to be around 8
03:49over the next 10 years which is good
03:51next one on the list is going to be an
03:53industrial engineer and this is
03:55the combination of logistics and
03:58engineering so basically like
04:00supply chain management and engineering
04:02combined it's a great combination of
04:04business and engineering skills
04:05and industrial engineers are going to
04:07monitor create and examine
04:09a process within a business that creates
04:12a product or a service and they're going
04:14to make sure that the process is
04:15efficient as possible and the product is
04:18as good as possible and on top of that
04:20they are going to design control systems
04:22to monitor the efficiency
04:24and the quality of the product now for
04:26that they're going to be making around
04:28000 a year and this is another one where
04:30you would actually get a bachelor's
04:31degree you'd most likely get an
04:33industrial engineering degree
04:34and this is one of my favorite careers
04:36out there i think it's a
04:38fantastic combination of business and
04:41i think it's underrated this one's also
04:43growing at 10 over the next 10 years
04:45which is great as well
04:46next on the list is going to be a nurse
04:48and they make around 75 000
04:51a year and in this particular case we're
04:53going to be talking about an
04:54rn or registered nurse now usually
04:56depending on the program this is going
04:58to take somewhere between three to four
04:59years in order for you to become an rn
05:01and i think everybody is familiar with
05:03nurses they do pretty much
05:05everything in the hospital they are the
05:07backbone of the health care system
05:09they are responsible for recording
05:11patients symptoms and checking their
05:13helping to check patients vital signs
05:16they're going to be analyzing results
05:17performing diagnostic tests
05:19then they're also helping with
05:21administering medication and they even
05:22help with procedures
05:24nurses do so much in the hospital
05:26there's always shortages and they are
05:28vital to the health care system now on
05:30top of that there is
05:31millions of different nursing jobs
05:33hundreds of different specialties and so
05:34it's pretty much impossible that you're
05:36not going to be able to find a job that
05:38fits your personality
05:39really well and if that wasn't enough
05:41there's also a ton of room for vertical
05:44growth so for instance you know you've
05:46got rn that's kind of like a four-year
05:48degree or so you can also get a master's
05:50degree which would be nurse practitioner
05:52or you can even become a doctorate in
05:54nursing all of these of course will
05:55teach you new skills and you'll be
05:57making more money and moving up the
05:59now on top of that if you want to go
06:00more of a business route first of all
06:02you could start your own business or you
06:03could move up the ladder in hospitals a
06:05lot of the time you will find that you
06:07presidents vice presidents managing
06:10directors for instance will be nurses
06:12and that makes sense because nobody
06:14knows a hospital as well as a nurse
06:16so great career to get into great choice
06:19the next one is going to be two
06:20different careers where they're kind of
06:21just doing the same job or very similar
06:23jobs and that's going to be an
06:24environmental health and safety engineer
06:27and then a built environmental
06:28specialist though they make around a
06:31and thirteen thousand dollars a year and
06:34every time you step into a building
06:35you're actually putting your life
06:37on the line for not only the people who
06:39designed the building but also the
06:41maintain it so a couple obvious examples
06:44is let's say there's an
06:45earthquake there are ways of designing
06:48maximize your chances of survival same
06:50thing with a fire you know if a fire
06:53fire alarms to go off and water to start
06:56spraying into the building
06:57even if you're on the top floor you want
06:59there to be an opportunity for you to
07:01you know go out a fire exit you also
07:03want to make sure that the air you're
07:05you know if there's somebody who's in
07:07the next room and they have some kind of
07:09virus or rare bacteria you don't want
07:12that virus or bacteria to be
07:13in the air that you're breathing and i'm
07:15just really touching the surface
07:17of all the different things that you
07:18look into with these careers
07:20very important careers a lot of the time
07:22you're going to be working for
07:24agencies and not only will you be doing
07:26inspections and making sure everything's
07:28safe but in a lot of cases
07:30you'll actually help people to design
07:32buildings that are even more safe
07:33so really cool career another great one
07:35to look into and the next one on the
07:37list is going to be one that a lot of
07:38people know i talk about on this channel
07:40and that is software engineering so with
07:43this one you're gonna make around a
07:44hundred and ten thousand dollars a year
07:46and technically software engineering is
07:49different than software development
07:50however in a lot of businesses they're
07:52gonna essentially be doing the same
07:54but technically speaking a software
07:56engineer would almost be like an
07:58architect that designs the house
08:00whereas the software developer would be
08:02the one who actually builds it out so
08:04the software engineer
08:05designs the framework that they you know
08:07the big picture that
08:09they want to be coded and the software
08:11developer actually does the code
08:13now as a software engineer you'd
08:14probably be working in a small team
08:16you'd be working with
08:17different programmers and other people
08:19who are working on a project
08:20i've gone over this one a ton in other
08:22videos so i think you guys get the idea
08:25just a super super valuable skill to
08:27have but anyways the next one on the
08:29list is going to be a
08:30systems engineer and remember when i
08:32said the industrial engineer was
08:35you know supply chain management or
08:36logistics mixed with engineering
08:38well systems engineering is very similar
08:41to that but it's more like
08:42project management mixed with
08:44engineering so you're sort of going to
08:46overseeing a project and you kind of
08:49jack of all trades right so you have to
08:52know a little bit about
08:53everything so for instance if you were
08:55overseeing the creation of a
08:57ufo in a company right you're overseeing
08:59the creation of the ufo there would be
09:01chemical engineers nuclear engineers for
09:04the crystals that you put in there right
09:06you'd also have mechanical engineers
09:08electrical engineers
09:09you would have uh computer engineers to
09:11put the hardware in there that the
09:13and the systems engineer would be kind
09:15of looking at everything at a high level
09:17making sure everything integrates
09:19together and making sure the system
09:22now this is incredibly valuable not very
09:26systems engineering and i'm going to be
09:27honest with you this is probably the
09:29hardest one to get into at an entry
09:31however if you can get into it at an
09:33entry level if you're like a genius
09:35this can be a fantastic career and i'm
09:38bullish on this career i think it's
09:40going to be more and more valuable into
09:42and you will of course be making well
09:44over 80 000 a year doing systems
09:46engineering if you haven't done already
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