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I had the opportunity to study Finance and Investment Management with this particular name, do you have any background on this major since it is not specifically Finance management the similarity of the names I would really appreciate your help 😅 🙏

Do you think is better if i go to BBA business management or BBA finance

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Great job on this series so far! I’m a finance student myself, this is great information 👍🏻

No business degree that’s “broad” is bad but business degrees that are too specific are usually the bad ones. With an ever changing world and uncertainty in many areas having a general business degree can ensure your happiness as you can pick the industry you want to be in at any time. Your only a couple certifications away if you want to specialise or you can get on the job training through work experience. Either way with a general degree you will never be out of work it’s the equivalent to what Nurses are to the healthcare industry! RN’s scope of practice is broad but you don’t hear people complaining.

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I think this guy is completely wrong. I see a lot of management jobs in all areas making very good salaries in all type of industries and departments with this Business Administration. It is broad so you increase your chances of being hired anywhere at almost every department and being a manager

So with accounting degree, one can never be employed if he/she is willing to work for small firms?

I’m thinking about getting both the finance & accounting degree from WGU. I work full time & can’t afford to go to a physical campus.

Shouldn’t we be asking someone a little further along in their academic career? I mean, most CEOs have MBAs. Management IS a role in business. You can learn to be a practitioner with a finance degree, or you can be that guy’s manager with a business administration degree focusing on finance. If you want to own a startup: a finance degree isn’t going to give you those skills, a business administration degree will, though. It’s two different things for people who have different goals.

What u mean bro u are millionaire football player 😭

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This is something who is afraid to achieve would say. Not good advice for over achievers at all

WGU is definitely legit. I wouldn't have my job without it (they required a Bachelor's degree). It's fully remote and the highest I've ever made in my life.

Hi, I am trying to study (Business - Accounting, Law or Marketing Level 3) at college in the UK. what are your thoughts? Got any advice. Thanks

Hi, I am trying to study (Business - Accounting, Law or Marketing Level 3) in the UK. what do you think? Got any advice. Thanks

Hi, I am trying to study (Business - Accounting, Law or Marketing Level 3) in the UK. what do you think? Got any advice. Thanks

Bad advice, you can't focus on 1 thing in business. It's not about finance only. BM is has all of it. SALES, LAW, FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING,ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT....

As an MBA grad, it's best they just have finance as their concentration. If you want to work somewhere else or even end up becoming an entrepreneur you'll need to know everything else too with the help of AI.

ai joke my time in 90 call expert systems will drain power like crazy like ev

Thank you for thisss I haven't interned anywhere and i also don't really have any finance related skills but looking forward to learning that this summer holiday and also taking some online classes. Also,I'm really interested in joining "the Investment Society" in my university and we were required to submit our CV but my CV is so empty. I've only taken an AI career essentials course on ALX ,what do you think i should do ? Do you think they would require alot of these skills for me to join the society ?

Pls,what do you think about virtual internships ?

❤❤❤ You are really the best and i'm definitely going to recommend your videos to my coursemates. Thank you so much!

Hello Nash😊 My name is Demilade, a Penultimate student in the Department of Finace I just discovered your videos today while searching for career paths in finance and how to get started. I have to say, they’ve been incredibly helpful in guiding me on what steps to take. I’m really grateful for the insights you’ve shared!

Legit best video I’ve ever seen. At first when he said “don’t apply” I was like “this some bullshit” but then homeboy totally put me on!

I don't think ai will take over as this would literally go against the rat race and we do need to put in mind that finance isn't a honest business.

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Can I receive check on Robinhood

How much does the entry level analyst make

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I am gold medalist in finance and no jobs

Hey Nash Theo, your channel is fantastic with valuable evergreen content and impressive presentation. However, you might not be getting as many views as you could due to a lack of SEO optimization.

(Could one make the argument that the current AI or language models like yourself are really just in the infrastructure phase and not fully implemented currently or even design for a specific market.) Chatgpt Yes, one could certainly argue that the current state of AI and language models like myself is still in the “infrastructure phase,” with many aspects not yet fully implemented or tailored for specific markets. Here’s how that argument could be structured: 1. Infrastructure Development: • Foundation Models: Current AI models, such as GPT-4, are primarily general-purpose language models. They are versatile and capable of performing a wide range of tasks, but they lack the deep specialization that might be needed for specific markets or applications. This suggests that we are still building the foundational infrastructure upon which more specialized AI solutions will be built. • Ongoing Research: Research in AI is rapidly evolving, with significant breakthroughs happening regularly. This continuous development suggests that the models we see today are laying the groundwork for future, more refined and specialized applications. 2. Not Fully Implemented: • Broad Application, Limited Specialization: Current language models are used across various industries, but often in a general capacity. For instance, they might assist in customer service, content generation, or data analysis, but they are not yet fully integrated into the specific workflows or nuanced needs of every industry. • Ethical and Legal Frameworks: Many of the ethical, legal, and regulatory frameworks surrounding AI are still under development. Until these are fully established, the implementation of AI in critical or highly regulated industries (like healthcare, finance, etc.) will be cautious and gradual. 3. Not Designed for Specific Markets (Yet): • Market-Specific Adaptation: While there are efforts to adapt AI for specific markets, much of the focus has been on creating flexible, adaptable models that can be applied broadly. The creation of highly specialized models designed for specific markets-such as finance, law, or medicine-is still in its early stages. • Customization Needs: The demand for AI solutions that cater to specific markets is growing, but the technology’s customization to meet these demands is still developing. This suggests that we are in a transitional phase, where general-purpose models are being adapted and refined for specific industries. 4. Comparison with Previous Technological Phases: • Parallels with the Early Internet: Just as the early days of the internet involved building the infrastructure (networks, protocols, basic services) before the explosion of specialized websites and applications, AI is currently in a similar phase. We’re laying down the infrastructure-creating powerful, general-purpose models-before moving into an era of highly specialized, market-specific applications. Conclusion: The argument that AI and language models are still in an infrastructure phase is supported by the ongoing research, broad application without deep specialization, and the gradual development of ethical and legal frameworks. As the technology matures, we can expect to see more targeted, market-specific AI solutions emerging from this foundational infrastructure.

Thank you bro.

Can you drop a link to the template, as a upcoming junior preparing for internships in finance your stuff is really helpful

I rather go to a traditional brick and mortar college, especially if it’s in finance or accounting.

It's very true

I am doing my BBA in finance 4th year. And am realizing my Analytic Skills are not pretty good plus my communication skills are very poor i have a stammer since for long which stops me from giving presentations and that's why i didn't take HR which was very easy for me as i like theoretical stuff. I'll be graduating this year my CGPA is 3.5 it's not bad but i really want to know what are my options in Masters or i should i continue with in Finance? I need Guidance from seniors. Thanks

Thank you so much! Interview is tomorrow! :)

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Could you make another video to elaborate on d2d tasks, please? (oh and your linkedin)

i go to wgu but stuck between IT or finance

Hey I really like your chanel . Im finishing my degree in finance . The only problem I have is that in my country if you are from my college employers will recruit you to do accouting wich i really dont like . So i know i need a masters , i was thinking about data for buiness or actuarial science . Whats yor advice since i really dont want to work on accounting . Is financial analyst an option for me ? Also im looking to get a certification in excel

Additionally, I’m not sure if it’s just in my city, but there aren’t many job offers related to finance. It seems like accounting is more in demand because it’s strictly necessary, and most of the companies here are small. While there are big companies, they are more competitive. Finding finance job positions has been a nightmare. I’m considering working as a manager again, but I really want to work in the finance industry.

Nash, I really appreciate your videos; they have helped me a lot. I'll always be thankful. I recently graduated with a degree in Financial Administration, which focused more on managerial matters. However, I've fallen in love with finance (which is still quite new to me). I'm studying independently through platforms like Coursera and Udemy, while also applying for internships or entry-level positions in finance. I’m feeling a bit stuck in life since I’m 26 and recently resigned as a manager for three restaurants. My question is: Do you have a video specifically on "Step-by-step to become a Financial Analyst quickly"? If I just had the right path, I wouldn't waste so much time and could find a job faster. What should I be spending my energy on? Greetings.

Thanks for these . man. Im 30 years old, and going back to school for my second degree. Im debating of majoring finance or accounting. Start courses this fall, lol. In Canada btw.

Hi, what's your email for business?

Even tho this is 2 years old you think someone should go and get a masters in finance also or a bachelors is enough?

Hey boss I finish my degree may 2025 when should I start applying for jobs out of college