00:00so the reason you click this video is
00:01because you're interested in the best
00:03business careers and there's a lot of
00:04business majors and people who are just
00:06interested in starting their own
00:07businesses in the future
00:08that watch this channel in order to get
00:10practical advice and hopefully i said
00:12business related keywords in that first
00:14sentence and hopefully you gently boop
00:16the like button in order to defeat the
00:17evil youtube algorithm so that this
00:20indexed and the right people end up
00:22finding it but anyways this was a
00:24highly requested video and when i looked
00:26up content online most of it says become
00:29or a cfo or an entrepreneur or a vice
00:32president or something along those lines
00:36well i'm elon musking right now but i
00:38also jeff bezos on the side while taylor
00:40swifting from time to time as well i
00:44think you get my point the truth is
00:45most of these jobs take years if not
00:48decades in order to get into and it's
00:50just not reasonable for you to go up to
00:52some business and be like hey
00:53i want to be your ceo so i decided to
00:55dive deep to a ton of research and come
00:57up with a list of business degrees that
00:59not only pay really well
01:00but they're not going to take your
01:02entire career in order to break into
01:04all right so number 10 on the list is
01:06going to be a marketing analyst and they
01:08make around on average
01:1066 dollars a year and on top of that the
01:13most common degree in order to break
01:15into this position is going to be a
01:17marketing degree no surprise there
01:1938 of people who have this position
01:21graduated with a marketing degree now
01:24almost like being at a mall and just
01:26trying on different clothes seeing what
01:29and you know seeing what looks good and
01:31then at the end of the day maybe you
01:32decide to choose one or two of them
01:34there's a lot of overlap with these
01:35different business degrees and you saw
01:36there only 38 percent of the people who
01:40career actually graduated with a
01:42marketing degree so you can get into it
01:43with a bunch of different majors
01:45so market research analysts basically
01:47are going to be gathering and analyzing
01:50and competitors they also study the
01:52market that they're in and figure out
01:54what products people want to buy
01:56how much they'll buy them for and when
01:58they should sell them now a lot of this
01:59job is just drawing raw data
02:01and then looking at this data trying to
02:03organize it in such a way where you can
02:06and then give advice on what the company
02:08should do in that particular campaign
02:10so for instance your company might be
02:11running a campaign in google adwords and
02:13your job would be to go in there analyze
02:15the different keywords figure out which
02:17ones are losing money which ones are
02:20you'd also want to look at different
02:21types of advertising and kind of group
02:23each one into different cohorts so for
02:25instance is facebook advertising better
02:28than google advertising you'd want to
02:29figure out what the lifetime value of a
02:31customer is and how profitable each
02:34i wish i could hire somebody to look up
02:36keywords for this channel because it's
02:37been a little bit since we got a banger
02:40right now we've got two videos that got
02:41to a million views but i haven't had one
02:43hit a million in about
02:44four or five months but anyways next on
02:47the list is going to be no surprise to
02:50going to be becoming a model now you're
02:52probably going to be thinking
02:54that's not even a business related job
02:56what are you talking about
02:57well why work hard study all those years
03:00when you can make a million dollars a
03:04oh yeah yeah you kind of have a point
03:06there unfortunately i don't have the
03:07good looks to start and only fans you
03:09know i kind of got like that
03:10black glasses like soy boy nerd look
03:14you know i do that look in some of my
03:17you i'm sure you've seen my work nice no
03:20but seriously these are some of the
03:22finest pieces of cringe artwork i've
03:26i'm very proud of them but not anymore
03:28no no that was 20 20.
03:30i'm a changed man now and the best way
03:33to cure this problem quickly
03:34is to purchase my college degree ranker
03:36down in the description below to prove
03:38that you're a real chad
03:42next on the list we've got supply chain
03:45analyst that's right
03:46another analyst career they make around
03:48sixty eight thousand dollars a year and
03:50the most common degree is of course
03:52supply chain management at thirty one
03:54percent now the reason you see analysts
03:55so often is because it's basically just
03:57a generic rank for a lot of different
03:59entry-level business careers
04:03just kidding because when you add in the
04:05supply chain part you get an
04:06area of focus on top of that that's
04:09right you're not a loser generalist
04:11anymore you're a specialist and that
04:13lambos mansions party hats and you might
04:16even be able to get a girlfriend now
04:17with this career it is very specialized
04:20and it's something that's extremely
04:21valuable as well you see companies like
04:23amazon that have mastered supply chain
04:26and they've pretty much taken over the
04:27entire world because of how good they
04:29are at it now there is going to be quite
04:32super advanced but a lot of number
04:34crunching and business work figuring out
04:36how the business is running right now
04:37and how you can improve it to make it
04:40all right so next on the list no
04:41surprise here another
04:43analyst career it's going to be a
04:45financial analyst so you're probably
04:47thinking at this point
04:48okay got it shane so pretty much just go
04:50into any job that has the word analyst
04:53well there might be a little bit of
04:54truth in this but i promise this is the
04:57analyst related job that i'm going to be
04:59talking about well actually
05:01a lot of the jobs on this list are going
05:02to require a lot of number crunching
05:04not just this one but anyways
05:08financial analysts make around 71 400
05:11a year and the most common major you see
05:13here is of course a finance degree
05:15so basically in this position you'd be
05:17doing a lot of number crunching you'd be
05:18gathering data from the past and kind of
05:20trying to extrapolate
05:22what's going to happen in the next
05:23quarter or the next year
05:25being able to do this accurately is
05:27actually extremely important especially
05:29for a bigger company because it'll help
05:31them figure out you know how much are
05:32they going to spend on marketing
05:34how much do they need to budget how much
05:35cash flow do they need to have so they
05:38efficient as possible you're not going
05:39to be making a lot of big decisions here
05:41this is kind of just like the new
05:43position on wall street that a lot of
05:46learning these basic personal finance
05:48skills like investing and saving
05:50earlier on in your life can help you out
05:52exponentially later on
05:53before i discovered personal finance i
05:55would pretty much just be living month
05:56to month and whenever i got a little bit
05:58of money i would just spend all of it
06:00immediately i think i got into this
06:01habit because pretty much everybody else
06:03in my life was doing the same thing and
06:05they don't teach personal finances in
06:07school for some reason
06:08and one of the reasons why i'm so
06:10passionate about personal finance and
06:12why it's totally changed my life
06:14is it's allowed me to pursue my dreams
06:16and have a lot of freedom in my life and
06:18you really can't put a price on freedom
06:20to do whatever you want next one on the
06:22list number seven is going to be a
06:25manager and this is basically a position
06:27that's sort of like an
06:28in between between an accountant and an
06:31manager they make around 73 000 a year
06:33and the most common degree to get into
06:35this position is going to be an
06:36accounting degree so you're going to be
06:38doing things like balancing payrolls
06:40calculating taxes and making sure that
06:42you're keeping records so that you're
06:43compliant with the irs
06:45depending on your position and the size
06:46of the company you're with you might
06:48also be authorizing people to receive
06:50raises and also calculating their hourly
06:53that if they're getting paid for 40
06:55hours they're actually working 40 hours
06:57and if they worked 50 hours they're
06:58going to get paid to work 50 hours and
07:00the biggest pro here of course is the
07:02job has the word manager in it because
07:04you the boss that's right
07:05you're a winner just kidding there but
07:07one thing i do want to say
07:09is you aren't going to become a manager
07:11by getting like a management degree you
07:13leadership skills and get experience
07:15when you become a manager you're also
07:17going to have a lot more responsibility
07:19not only for yourself
07:20but also you're going to be looking out
07:21and being responsible for the people who
07:23are under you and on top of that your
07:25job is more difficult in general but
07:27don't get me wrong there's a lot of
07:28perks and benefits to being in a
07:31so for the right person this can be
07:33great so certified public accountants
07:36000 a year and of course the most common
07:38major is going to be an accounting
07:41you can become an accountant without an
07:43accounting degree it is possible however
07:46it depends on the state you live in and
07:47a bunch of other things so generally
07:49speaking it's probably a good idea to
07:52now i know accounting is extremely
07:55just riveting to most people and there's
07:58also a lot of different accounting
07:59positions and they all kind of seem like
08:01they do the same exact thing
08:03so i made up a little analogy to explain
08:05the difference okay so
08:06when you're a certified public
08:07accountant you're almost like a cute
08:09little charmander all right you probably
08:11just graduated got your license and now
08:13chasing your tail and get some work done
08:15so as a cpa you can of course
08:17legally prepare somebody else's taxes
08:19you can also sign off on a lot of
08:20different legal documents so it's
08:22basically just a sign that you really
08:24know your stuff when it comes to
08:25accounting and it's not just taxes i
08:27you know in the video is an accounting
08:29degree worth it that's kind of what i
08:30focused on because i wanted to make a
08:32but actually you can do all kinds of
08:34different things besides just taxes
08:36we're talking about payroll budgeting
08:38bookkeeping auditing there's a bunch of
08:40different areas that you can go into
08:41with this profession
08:42and wait a little bit longer in the
08:44video and you're going to see what this
08:46charmander is going to evolve into
08:48wow all right so the next one is a great
08:52one it's going to be a financial advisor
08:54and they make around 87
08:55000 a year now you probably guessed the
08:58most common major to get into this one
08:59would be a finance major at around 39
09:02now not only is this a good degree when
09:04it comes to roi you can obviously get a
09:06ton of different jobs with a finance
09:09but you're also going to be learning the
09:10skills in order to punch that debt in
09:15what a financial planner does is they
09:17help you to navigate your personal
09:19finances based on your goals
09:21you can kind of think of them as like a
09:23personal trainer in the gym but instead
09:26fit they're going to help you with your
09:29now you might be asking yourself well
09:31shane aren't you a financial advisor
09:34well let me take this opportunity to
09:35inform you that these videos are for
09:37entertainment purposes only
09:39i'm just sharing my opinion and my point
09:41of view based on a lot of research that
09:43i've done in my own life
09:44experience so don't believe me because
09:47at the end of the day i'm just a
09:48stranger on the internet
09:51make sure you always do your own
09:53research and come to your own
09:54conclusions about anything that i talk
09:56about but with that being said
09:57my opinion on financial advisors in a
10:01is a lot of the time it's worth it to
10:02work with them but it's not
10:04always something that you have to do
10:06when you're young you're first starting
10:07out when it comes to the personal
10:08finance journey what you're doing isn't
10:10going to be all that complicated
10:12it's almost like when you first start
10:13working out you're going to get those
10:16and the best thing to do is just go to
10:18the gym and do it where a financial
10:19planner really comes in handy is when
10:21things get really complicated like
10:23you've got several different properties
10:24you've got different businesses
10:26you know you're working your job you're
10:27saving for retirement they can really
10:30help you out in that case there's a lot
10:32of different options that are open that
10:33are probably a little bit too
10:34complicated just to look up how to do
10:36them on the internet yourself
10:38and so having a financial advisor help
10:40you with that can be really helpful
10:42next on the list is going to be a
10:45manager now they're going to make around
10:48a year and the most common degree is
10:50going to be finance at 47
10:53portfolio manager you say is that like a
11:08but listen okay you're on your way damn
11:12you're getting there so a portfolio
11:14manager besides managing portfolios is
11:16going to be the one who is implementing
11:18investment strategies on a day-to-day
11:20now you might be surprised to know that
11:22a portfolio management role isn't all
11:25technical a lot of the time you're just
11:26going to be overseeing
11:28financial analysts so a financial
11:30analyst is going to be doing all the
11:31number crunching and all that sort of
11:33thing and then you look at their work
11:34and decide whether it's going to be a
11:37so a lot of your job is mostly going to
11:39be management overseeing people and then
11:41important decisions now portfolio
11:43manager might sound a little bit like
11:45the next one on the list but they
11:46actually couldn't be any more different
11:48next on the list number three is finance
11:52manager and they're gonna make around a
11:54hundred and two thousand dollars a year
11:56and actually the most common degree
11:58you're probably going to be surprised is
12:00an accounting degree at 32 percent
12:02now financial managers are going to be
12:04working a lot with the company's
12:06finances of course they're going to be
12:07developing financial reports for
12:10they're also going to be directing
12:11investment activities and developing
12:14and you can work in a bunch of different
12:15places like banks and insurance
12:17companies but one of the most
12:19common places you're going to see this
12:20position is actually going to be
12:22car dealerships and their job is
12:24basically to secure financing on cars as
12:26fast as possible because time is really
12:29of the essence when you've got somebody
12:31there and they're looking to buy a car
12:33you know a split second and they might
12:34decide you know what i don't really want
12:36and they end up not buying from you and
12:38buying from the other car dealership
12:40and of course this is going to require a
12:41ton of communication and paperwork and
12:43you're going to have to be doing
12:44everything extremely
12:46fast and i remember there was one
12:47finance manager that told me hey that's
12:49the best deal that i can possibly give
12:52and i was like okay that's fine i
12:53started walking out i get all the way
12:55started up me and my friend are in the
12:57car and he comes running out saying oh i
12:59can give you a better deal i can give
13:01you a better deal so he was like that's
13:02the best i can do and i was like
13:04good try bro number two on the list is
13:07corporate controller they make around
13:11a year and the most common degree is
13:13going to be accounting at 63
13:16hmm what's that i see i think i'm
13:18starting to notice a trend here the most
13:19common degrees for a lot of these are
13:21going to be accounting or
13:22finance you know a lot of the time uh in
13:25some of my videos people in the comments
13:27will say that accounting is not a good
13:29and all i have to say to that is open
13:35all right this isn't some conspiracy i
13:38do lots of research on this stuff
13:40and i make sure that i'm giving you guys
13:42good information so a corporate
13:43controller is going to oversee a lot of
13:45the firm's daily accounting operations
13:47just on a little bit
13:48higher level so basically the evolution
13:50that you can take is you can become a
13:52certified accountant
13:54then a corporate controller and then you
13:55can even move up to another level
13:57which is going to be accounting director
14:00and speaking of accounting director
14:02number one on the list and they make
14:05a year and the most common major is
14:09so again they are going to be doing the
14:11organization's accounting work but at
14:14level so they're going to be making sure
14:16that the organization is staying
14:17compliant with the law
14:19and the numbers are correct they're also
14:21going to be developing efficient
14:23business processes so that the company's
14:25revenue can be recorded
14:26accurately and efficiently usually
14:28somebody with this position
14:30is going to be working very closely with
14:31an organization's controllers as well as
14:33some of the top level
14:35finance people so with this position
14:37you're not just kind of going back in
14:39time and looking at you know the
14:40financial reports in the past
14:42but you're also going to be helping the
14:43finance personnel figure out what they
14:45should do in the future as well to be
14:48accountants can go into just about any
14:50position because it's an extremely
14:53it's more like a ditto than a charizard
14:56now if you haven't done it already check
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15:21what i got wrong let me know how this
15:24thank you so much for watching don't
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15:27think i already said that
15:28all right bye for now
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