00:00over the last few years millions of
00:01people have quit their jobs at
00:03historical levels but this has actually
00:05created a huge opportunity for anyone to
00:07get out of a bad job they're in right
00:09now and get into a better one in this
00:11video i'm going to rank the 100 most
00:13common careers in the united states from
00:15s tier which is the best to f tier which
00:18is the worst from a financial
00:20perspective now keep in mind this has
00:21more to do with how much opportunity the
00:23career has and how well you get paid not
00:26how inherently valuable the career is to
00:28society those two things are different
00:30true true truth but it's important to
00:32understand the financial aspect of a
00:34career before you go into it so sit back
00:36relax if you're a karen take a few deep
00:38breaths so you don't get triggered
00:41and gently tap that like button if you
00:42appreciate my hard work and let's get
00:44into it also keep in mind i'm going over
00:46a hundred careers in this video so if i
00:48went into detail it would be probably
00:50like two hours long so i'm going to keep
00:52this very short i'm not going to explain
00:54anything i don't have time to but if you
00:57want to get more explanation on a lot of
00:58these careers you can check out other
01:00videos on my channel so make sure to
01:02subscribe and hit the bell notification
01:03so you don't miss out i also do live
01:05streams once in a while and you're only
01:07going to get updated on those live
01:08streams if you hit the notification bell
01:10so that's another reason to do that so
01:12this was a list put together by
01:13ranker.com and i'm just going to go down
01:15the list from the first one to the last
01:16one and it looks like they got their
01:18data from the bureau of labor statistics
01:19so that makes sense all right first one
01:21on the list retail sales person i think
01:24sales is a great skill to learn overall
01:26retail sales people don't necessarily
01:28make all that much money at a lot of
01:29companies but there are some where you
01:31can make good money i really think that
01:32everybody should do a sales job at least
01:34once because it's going to give you a
01:35good perspective but with that being
01:37said i'll put retail sales person which
01:39is by the way the most common job in the
01:40united states and this job does have
01:42over 4 million people employed in the us
01:44so that is extremely common i have seen
01:46people get into retail sales positions
01:49and then work their way up to much
01:50higher positions so if you do a really
01:52good job getting to the right company
01:53with a lot of opportunity this can be a
01:55good one to start out with so overall
01:57i'll give this one c tier next one on
01:59the list is going to be cashiers now i'm
02:01not going to sugarcoat this companies do
02:03not value cashiers as much as they
02:05probably should especially considering
02:08cashiers are the ones who interact with
02:10your customer base the most so over 3.3
02:12million cashiers in the us many of them
02:14are making minimum wage you have to deal
02:16with karen's all day long i'm gonna need
02:18to speak to your manager this is a tough
02:20one not going to sugarcoat it it's going
02:22to go into f tier all right next one on
02:24the list is going to be office clerks
02:26and these are people who do just the
02:28bare minimum basic activities in an
02:30office like answering the telephone
02:32filing stuff making copies doing faxes
02:35definitely don't get paid well also it's
02:37kind of stereotyped as a position that's
02:39extremely boring you see it in the
02:41movies all the time for instance people
02:42just super bored at the office in their
02:44little cubicle so uh this one i'll go
02:47ahead and put it into d tier next one on
02:49the list combined food preparation and
02:51serving workers with 2.6 million so this
02:54is actually the lowest paid one yet
02:56according to bls they make about 24 000
02:58per year they also work really hard if
03:00you ever worked in fast food it's not an
03:02easy job so this one does not have a lot
03:04of upside you're also gonna have to deal
03:06with karen's you're gonna have to deal
03:07with people calling out all the time so
03:08there are a few jobs out there that are
03:10better than others for instance in and
03:12out tends to treat their employees much
03:13better and also pay them better but for
03:15the most part this one is definitely
03:17going into ftier next on the list is
03:19going to be registered nurses and
03:20there's a bunch of different types of
03:22nurses at different levels but there are
03:24millions of nurses in the u.s so nursing
03:26is one of those careers where there's so
03:28many different pathways you can go down
03:30i've done videos about it before really
03:32really good career to get into there's
03:33also educational opportunities for you
03:35to level up so for instance you can
03:36become a nurse practitioner at the
03:38master's or the doctorate level there's
03:40certain sub-specialties of nursing that
03:41pay ridiculously well for instance
03:43travel nurses can make like five to ten
03:46thousand dollars a week yes i said a
03:51so yeah nursing you're gonna get worked
03:52super hard that's common in a lot of
03:54different health care degrees nursing
03:56might be even one of the worst ones but
03:58it's definitely an s to your career keep
04:00in mind just because i say something is
04:01an s to your career still do your own
04:04research make sure you have some
04:05interest in it make sure you don't hate
04:07it because a career could be s tier for
04:08one person and f tier for another
04:10waiters and waitresses um really good
04:13job actually when you're young in my
04:14opinion probably not something you want
04:16to do for your whole life you can make
04:18really good money from tips for instance
04:19and it's especially good if you're a
04:20high school or college kid and you only
04:23have time off in the evenings but
04:24overall i'm going to put this one in c
04:26tier next one on the list is customer
04:28service representative this one's kind
04:30of cool because you can do this remotely
04:33so it is an option for a remote job but
04:35it doesn't pay very well not a huge
04:37amount of opportunity here probably not
04:39something you want to do long term i'll
04:41put it into d tier next one on the list
04:44is going to be janitors and cleaners
04:46with over 2 million in the us so this
04:48one does not pay very well you can get
04:49into it without getting any sort of
04:51education so it's nice in that respect
04:53because you don't have to go into debt
04:54for college or anything like that but
04:56yeah this one i'm going to go ahead and
04:58put it into d tier next one on the list
05:00is going to be freight stock and hand
05:02material mover laborers about 2 million
05:05people employed here and i would
05:06consider this to be a very physical job
05:09now a lot of different trade careers
05:10actually pay really well if you look at
05:12the numbers on bls they're off for
05:15almost all of the trade careers for some
05:16reason i think it might have something
05:18to do with them getting paid in cash and
05:19so the way that bls calculates it is a
05:22little off but just know that the
05:23numbers on bls are definitely way off
05:25for trade careers but with that being
05:27said if you are going to put your body
05:28on the line if you're going to do a very
05:30physical career you want to make sure
05:32that you are compensated well for that
05:34because chances are you're not going to
05:35be able to do it until you're 65 years
05:37old and i've actually done this as a
05:38side hustle where i used my truck and i
05:41would help people move stuff from point
05:42a to point b and it pays really well so
05:44you could probably just easily start
05:46your own company here lots of people
05:47need stuff moved so this one i almost
05:49want to put it into f tier because of
05:50the damage it does to the body i'll be
05:52nice and put it into d tier next one on
05:54the list secretaries and administrative
05:56uh assistance 1.8 million and i realize
05:59i need to speed up because
06:01um i'm this video is going to be over an
06:02hour long if i keep talking so this one
06:05is going to go into d tier stock clerks
06:07and order filers d-tier general and
06:09operations managers b-tier bookkeeping
06:12accounting and auditing clerks this one
06:15goes into c-tier elementary school
06:17teachers c-tier heavy and tractor
06:19trailer truck drivers this is a super
06:22underrated one for the right type of
06:24person you typically don't need any type
06:25of education to get into it it only
06:27really just takes a few months of
06:28training and you can make really good
06:30money as a truck driver you can even
06:32make in the six figures driving someone
06:34else's truck and if you own your own
06:36truck you can make several hundred
06:37thousand dollars a year now the
06:39lifestyle here is the tough part you're
06:40gonna have to be gone from your family
06:42for long periods of time especially for
06:44the higher paying jobs but yeah this is
06:46a very good paying job that you don't
06:48need to spend all that much money to get
06:49into i'm gonna put it into a tier
06:51nursing aides orderlies and attendance a
06:54lot of really good health care related
06:56jobs out there i'll put this one into
06:58b-tier wholesale and manufacturing sales
07:00representatives this is actually a
07:02relatively well-paying job according to
07:04bls it pays about 65 000 a year and you
07:08can typically get in with just a high
07:09school diploma so i'll go ahead and put
07:11this one into b-tier first-line
07:13supervisors of office and administrative
07:15support workers aka assistance to the
07:17regional manager pretty decent pay here
07:19according to bls it's about 62 000 a
07:22year i'll put this one into b tier
07:24teacher assistance so one of the good
07:26things about teacher related jobs is
07:28you're probably going to have a job
07:30right they don't have a very high
07:31unemployment rate pretty much all
07:32teachers can find jobs a lot of teachers
07:34get a good amount of time off every year
07:36during the summer as well but yeah
07:37teacher assistants don't get paid as
07:39much as teachers of course they get paid
07:41around 28 000 a year so i'll put this
07:44one into d tier bus and truck mechanics
07:47and diesel engine specialists i'll put
07:49it into b tier general maintenance and
07:51repair workers that's a very broad
07:53category of course but it really depends
07:55on which one you go into but i'll put
07:56that into b tier as well first line
07:58supervisors of retail sales workers
08:01really depends on the company you work
08:03in and the industry you work in but if
08:05you do a good job you can definitely
08:06transfer to a good company and a good
08:08industry so for that reason i'll put
08:10this one into b tier executive
08:12secretaries and executive administrative
08:14assistants this one is declining at
08:16negative seven percent it's one of those
08:18careers that's being extremely affected
08:20by software so i'll put this one into d
08:22tier accountants and auditors i think
08:24accounting is a great career lots of
08:26flexibility to it there's so many
08:28different things you can do
08:29this one is going to go into s tier
08:31secondary school teachers also see tier
08:34security guard i'll go ahead and put
08:35this one into c tier receptionist and
08:37information clerk i think it's a very
08:39necessary career not a lot of upside to
08:42it they get paid around thirty one
08:43thousand dollars a year i'm going to put
08:45this one into d tier business operations
08:47specialists a really nice career they
08:49get paid around 84 000 a year this one
08:52goes into a tier home health aides this
08:55is one of the fastest growing careers
08:57but they're still not getting paid all
08:59that well so it has a job outlook of 33
09:02over the next 10 years but they only get
09:03paid 27 000 a year now using the laws of
09:07supply and demand if it has such a high
09:09job outlook that means there's going to
09:11be a lot of demand for it so hopefully
09:14we'll see how much they get paid go up
09:16but right now it's not great so this one
09:18i would say high d tier almost make it
09:21into c tier hopefully five or ten years
09:23from now it'll be much higher than that
09:24though next one on the list is team
09:26assemblers and i believe what they mean
09:28by that is assemblers and fabricators so
09:31kind of like somebody working on a
09:32production line no actually one of my
09:35best friends works on a production line
09:37there's a lot of opportunity for
09:38overtime they do get paid relatively
09:40well but they get worked hard now this
09:42is one of those jobs you get paid
09:44decently well without getting a college
09:46education in fact you don't even need to
09:47have a high school education in many
09:49cases but with that being said you
09:51probably don't want to work like this
09:52your entire career so i'll go ahead and
09:54put this one into d tier next is
09:57restaurant cooks and according to bls
09:59they make about 29 000 a year now of
10:02course if you work at a higher end
10:03restaurant you're going to make a lot
10:04more than that but generally speaking
10:06restaurant cooks are not making very
10:08good money unfortunately this one is
10:10going to go into f tier next on the list
10:12is maids and housekeeping cleaners they
10:15make about 28 000 a year this is one
10:17where i've seen quite a few people use
10:19their skills that they learn from
10:21becoming a maid or a housekeeper start
10:23their own business and then make quite a
10:24bit more money than they would as an
10:26employee so this could be considered
10:28like an employee sort of thing or almost
10:30like a trade career as well so it's
10:32definitely going to be better if maybe
10:33you start off with a company learn the
10:35trade and then start your own business
10:37also keep in mind you might be getting
10:38tips here so the numbers on bls may not
10:41be completely accurate but i almost
10:42consider this one to be a trade career
10:44even though i don't believe bls
10:46classifies it like that so i'm going to
10:48go ahead and put this one into c tier
10:50next one on the list is landscaping and
10:52groundskeeping workers this one does
10:54make about 33 000 a year it is more of
10:57kind of a physical job you're going to
10:58be outside doing stuff a lot so overall
11:00i'll give this one c tier food
11:02preparation workers um this one's going
11:04into f tier light truck or delivery
11:07service drivers now they don't get paid
11:09as much as like a normal truck driver
11:10but typically this is going to be more
11:12of a localized job so it's definitely
11:14more you know family friendly you get to
11:16actually see your family at the end of
11:17the night so i'll give this one b-tier
11:19next on the list is construction
11:21laborers i'm going to go ahead and give
11:22that one b tier as well first line
11:24supervisors of food preparation and
11:26serving workers this one goes into sea
11:28tier licensed practical and licensed
11:30vocational nurses f-tier shipping
11:33receiving and traffic clerks this one is
11:35going to go into sea tier personal care
11:38aids this is kind of similar to the home
11:39health aid thing that we talked about
11:41this one is going to go into detail but
11:43hopefully a little bit better in the
11:44future all right packers and packagers
11:47another very physical job
11:49probably don't want to do it for your
11:50whole career also doesn't pay all that
11:53well for how physical it is twenty 29
11:55000 a year this one goes into d tier
11:57middle school teachers c tier police and
12:00sheriff patrol officers they actually
12:02make pretty good money it's a nice
12:03stable steady government job i would put
12:05that one into a tier carpenters a trade
12:09this is definitely one of the least good
12:12of the commonly known trade careers in
12:15i'll go ahead and put it into c-tier
12:17child care workers not paid very well
12:19this one goes into d-tier automotive
12:22service technicians and mechanics this
12:24is another one of those careers where
12:25you see forty four thousand dollars a
12:27year but that's very misleading i can
12:28almost guarantee you they make quite a
12:30bit more money than that also something
12:32that you can get into relatively quickly
12:34if you're someone who has a knack for
12:36working on vehicles so i'll go ahead and
12:37put that one into b tier computer
12:39support specialist they make about 55
12:42000 a year you can get into it sometimes
12:45without even having a degree so again
12:46this is another technology related
12:48career you see a lot of really good
12:51paying jobs in technology so for the
12:53amount of schooling you have to do for
12:54this one i would put this one into
12:56b-tier next on the list is lawyers and
12:58there's over 500 000 of them here in the
13:00u.s now this is one where for the
13:03average person i think it might be one
13:05of the worst jobs on the list it is it's
13:07just super difficult to break into it
13:10especially when you first start you're
13:11going to be doing the grunt work it's
13:12also one of those careers that's overly
13:14glamorized on tv so the perception of
13:17what the career is like is just miles
13:20away from what the reality is actually
13:22did an entire video on this one but with
13:24that being said if you are a very
13:25ambitious person lawyer can be a great
13:28career for you if you're like an a type
13:30personality super ambitious super
13:32competitive lawyer can be good if you're
13:34not one of those things this might be an
13:36absolute nightmare of a career for you
13:37so i'll go ahead and put this one into
13:39b-tier next one on the list is going to
13:41be tellers and they make around 32 000 a
13:44year they are the ones who do the
13:46transactions at banks it is declining at
13:49negative 17 so this is another one of
13:51those careers that has been hit really
13:53hard by technology and automation you
13:55can get into it with just a high school
13:56diploma but uh this is a tough one i
13:59would say probably avoid it f tier next
14:01one on the list is first line
14:03supervisors of production and operating
14:05workers so basically a management
14:07position they make around sixty six
14:08thousand dollars a year i'll put this
14:10one into b tier next one on the list is
14:12going to be a management analyst you do
14:14need a bachelor's degree to get into
14:16this one and they make around 87 000 a
14:19year job outlook is 14 over the next 10
14:21years which is much faster than average
14:23so this is a really good one to get into
14:25i would say a tier service sales
14:27representatives this is another sales
14:29based job usually this pays a little bit
14:32higher than if you're like a retail
14:33salesperson for instance um so this one
14:35is going to actually go into b tier fast
14:38food cooks that one goes into f tier
14:39medical assistance kind of similar to
14:41the home health aide job 18 job outlook
14:44over the next 10 years they only get
14:46paid about 35 000 which is not great but
14:49with all that demand you might see the
14:51pay increase relatively soon so this one
14:53i'll put into c tier industrial truck
14:56and tractor operators can make really
14:59good money with this one and it's
15:00another trade career where the number
15:02they give you is definitely lower than
15:04the reality i will put this one into
15:06b-tier electricians this is one of the
15:08best trade careers because it's not
15:09nearly as difficult on your body this
15:11one goes into s tier dishwashers uh not
15:14so great i'm gonna put it in f tier
15:16application software developers really
15:18great career you work in the technology
15:20industry s tier computer system analyst
15:23another great career in the technology
15:24industry i'll put this one in s tier as
15:26well bartenders relatively similar to
15:29waiters and waitresses probably a good
15:32job at a certain period of your life
15:33maybe not something you want to do your
15:35entire life but you can get paid really
15:37well when it comes to tips so probably a
15:39good job to have at a young age i'll go
15:41ahead and put it into b tier all right
15:44medical secretaries they get paid around
15:4639 000 a year this one isn't growing
15:49quite as fast as some of the other ones
15:50but still relatively decent i'll put it
15:52into c tier billing and posting clerks
15:55also going into c tier financial manager
15:58makes really good money this one goes
16:00into s tier first line supervisor of
16:02construction trades and extraction
16:04workers so something like a foreman for
16:06instance they make really good money bls
16:08has it as 72 000 a year but again i can
16:11tell you it's going to be a lot more
16:12than that this is basically a highly
16:14skilled trades worker who oversees other
16:16ones this one goes into s tier school or
16:19special client bus drivers they make
16:22around thirty four thousand dollars a
16:23year this one is going to go into c tier
16:26correctional officers and jailers they
16:27make around forty seven thousand dollars
16:29a year right now only requires a high
16:31school diploma to get into it but it is
16:33declining at negative seven percent over
16:35the next ten years so i'll put this one
16:37into c tier cafeteria food concession
16:40and coffee shop counter attendance right
16:43so something like a barista at a coffee
16:44shop lots of starbucks baristas out
16:46there with master's degrees and
16:48doctorates sometimes you can get tipped
16:50here so i'll put this one into d tier
16:52next one is going to be human resources
16:54training and labor relations specialists
16:57this is actually a pretty good job they
16:59get paid around 63 000 a year it's
17:02growing at 10 percent which is as fast
17:03as average i will put this one into b
17:06tier first line supervisors of mechanics
17:08installers and repairers they make
17:10around seventy three thousand dollars a
17:12year again this is kind of a management
17:14type job so they probably make quite a
17:15bit more than that because it is in the
17:17trades this one is going to go into a
17:19tier counter and rental clerks uh this
17:22one is going to go into f tier
17:24inspectors testers sorters samplers and
17:26wearers wow that's really broad hard to
17:28even categorize this one but they make
17:30on average about forty four thousand
17:32dollars a year so i'll go ahead and put
17:33this one into c tier bill and account
17:36collectors they make around thirty eight
17:38thousand dollars a year but the job
17:40outlook is not good negative nine
17:42percent over the next ten years so i
17:44will put this one into d tier helpers
17:46and production workers they make around
17:4832 000 a year so they also throw
17:51apprentice ships into this category
17:53which is a little bit weird to me so if
17:54you're doing an apprenticeship there's
17:55nothing wrong with that while you do the
17:57apprenticeship you're not going to be
17:59making crazy good money something like
18:0032 000 a year but after you're done with
18:03it you got paid to learn a trade so i
18:05really don't know why they bunch these
18:06two things together but i'll put this
18:08one into c tier dining room cafeteria
18:11attendance and bartender helpers i'll go
18:13ahead and put that into ftier
18:15institution and cafeteria cooks f-tier
18:18technical and scientific product sales
18:20representatives so it's pretty rare when
18:21you can find somebody who has both a
18:23skill set of sales as well as a
18:24scientific or technical background so if
18:27you are able to have both of those skill
18:28sets this can be a really really
18:31lucrative job for you especially in
18:32certain industries i have seen sales
18:34people pulling in 200 300 000 a year and
18:37it really depends on the industry how
18:39much education you need but a lot of the
18:41time you can get into this without
18:42having a college degree so this one is
18:44going to go into a tier system software
18:47developers s tier driver and sales
18:49workers i'll put this into c tier
18:51preschool teachers c tier plumbers pipe
18:53fitters and steam fitters another one if
18:56you look on bls 56 000 a year i
18:58guarantee you plumbers make a lot more
19:00than that especially if you open your
19:02own business you will hit six figures
19:04super easily uh this one is going to go
19:06into a tier social and human service
19:08assistance 35 000 a year you only need a
19:11high school diploma to get into it and
19:13it's growing at 17 which is much faster
19:15than average another one of those
19:16low-level health care degrees where it
19:18doesn't pay all that well but there is a
19:20really good job outlook so i expected to
19:21pay better in the future and so for this
19:23one i'm probably going to put it into c
19:25tier all right next one on the list is
19:27going to be machinist
19:29this one is another trade career i'm
19:31going to put it into b-tier next one on
19:33the list hairdresser hair stylist and
19:35cosmetologist now i consider this one to
19:38also be a trade career and again bls
19:40says they make 27 000 a year
19:43guarantee you they make much more than
19:45that basically any career where there's
19:46a lot of cash exchanged they're going to
19:49make a lot more than what it says on bls
19:51it's also growing at 19 which is much
19:53faster than average this one i'm going
19:55to put at b tier next on the list is
19:57packaging and filing machine operators
20:00and tenders this one i will put into c
20:02tier operating engineers and other
20:04construction equipment operators says
20:06they make 55 000 a year this is a trade
20:09career they likely make a lot more than
20:10that this one is going to go into b-tier
20:13computer programmers this one goes into
20:15s-tier pharmacy technicians a lot of
20:16them start off working in retail which
20:18is not necessarily the best thing ever
20:21and then after a few years of experience
20:22they move into more you know clinical or
20:24hospital positions make about thirty
20:26five thousand dollars a year and it's
20:27growing about four percent but the nice
20:29thing is it's one of those careers you
20:30can start without too much education
20:32depending on the state you live in
20:34usually it's maybe like a six month
20:35training period or some sort of
20:37certification so this one goes into c
20:39tier network and computer systems
20:41administrators s tier restaurant lounge
20:44and coffee shop hosts and hostesses
20:46again this is another one where you can
20:48get some pretty good tips so i'll put it
20:50into dtir postal service mail carriers
20:53now a lot of these are going to be
20:54government jobs so they're very stable
20:56they also have really good benefits and
20:58they're not the most difficult jobs in
21:00the world you also get to walk around
21:02all day outside which means you get
21:03exercise so yeah this can be a pretty
21:05good career to get into of course
21:07there's the private side and then
21:08there's the government side but i will
21:10put this one into c tier next on the
21:12list is a sales manager and this is the
21:13person who directs an organization's
21:16sales team they make a hundred and
21:17thirty two thousand dollars a year it's
21:18growing at seven percent over the next
21:20ten years which is as fast as average
21:22really good career obviously you'd have
21:24to get good at sales first in order to
21:25manage a sales team but this one goes
21:27into s tier insurance sales agents that
21:31probably want to sell you whole life
21:33insurance when you don't need it fifty
21:35two thousand dollars a year growing at
21:36seven percent which is faster than
21:38average i'll give this one b-tier next
21:40one on the list is welders cutters
21:42solders and brazers now again trade
21:44career says they make forty four
21:46thousand dollars a year lots of cash
21:48transactions here i can tell you they
21:49can make a lot more than that if you own
21:51your own rig or you're like an
21:52underwater welder you can make hundreds
21:54of thousands of dollars a year easily
21:56it's also growing at eight percent which
21:57is pretty good so this one is going to
21:59go into b-tier firefighters a pretty
22:02good job overall technically a
22:03government job i'll give it a tier
22:05dental assistance another career that's
22:07relatively fast for you to get into they
22:09make 41 000 a year and it's growing
22:11eleven percent which is faster than
22:13average there are really good health
22:15related careers at just about every
22:17education level dental assistant is one
22:19of them uh i'll go ahead and put this
22:21one into b-tier physicians um i made a
22:24whole video about this because i think
22:25this is another one of those careers
22:27where it has so much hype so many tv
22:30shows about it that glamorize the
22:32lifestyle so the perception of what the
22:34career is like is just so different than
22:36what the reality of the career is but
22:38with that being said if you're the right
22:39type of person that is becoming a doctor
22:41for the right reason not because it
22:43makes good money or because you think
22:44it's really cool you think you're going
22:46to be respected this can be a fantastic
22:48career so for that reason i will go
22:50ahead and put this one into a tier next
22:52one on the list is recreation workers
22:55i'll put them into d tier telemarketers
22:57i'll put them into d tier computer and
22:59information systems managers s tier and
23:01cleaners of vehicles and equipment this
23:04is one like detailing a car for instance
23:06maybe you don't make that much as an
23:08employee but once you learn the skill
23:09you can start your own business and make
23:11a killing so this one i will put into c
23:14tier a few more that just missed the
23:15list um data analyst i'll put that into
23:17s tier lots of different engineering
23:19related careers i'll put those into s
23:21tier and then real estate agent it's a
23:23really good one you can get into that
23:25doesn't require a lot of education this
23:27is a great career that you can kind of
23:29do on the side as a side hustle if you
23:30want or if you're really competitive a
23:33type personality you can actually make
23:34millions as a real estate agent as well
23:36so real estate agent i'll give that one
23:38a tier alright so a present for you who
23:40made it to the end the best resources
23:42for doing research on different careers
23:44i compiled a list for you and i'm gonna
23:46put it in a google docs form at the
23:48description at the bottom with the
23:50resources so it'll be at the very bottom
23:51of the description this video right here
23:53is going to be the highest paying entry
23:55level jobs hundreds of thousands of
23:56people have watched it really popular
23:58one highly recommend checking that out
24:00if you haven't done it already go ahead
24:01gently tap the like button hit the
24:03subscribe button ring the notification
24:04bell and comment down below any thoughts
24:06comments criticisms etc that you have on
24:08the video and i will see you next time
![Welp, Here's what the Fed *Just* Said [Fed FOMC Minutes]](/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fi.ytimg.com%2Fvi%2Fl8u23oq1E9E%2Fhqdefault.jpg&w=3840&q=75)
