People wanna talk all this shit about communications but can’t communicate with anyone around them. It’s genuinely irritating how much this field and psychology take so much hate.
Communications major here; while studying how to communicate does seem rather useless at first, it’s actually rather important to study it for the fields that rely on communication. Public speaking is the number one fear in the USA, so competent speakers for PR and similar areas are less prominent than you’d think. Studying the aspects of communication allows for people to understand how to achieve the best conversation, speech, report, etc, to meet their goal. After all, a company isn’t going to be able to sell their product if they can’t give a good proposition speech to persuade their backers. There’s a lot more to communications as a major than what meets the eye.
What you just listed is also applicable to every other degree. Which degree doesn’t require public speaking and presentations? And if you go further along enough to get a Master’s or PhD, you have to defend your dissertation in front of a panel.
@@214235100 there’s miles difference between someone who has and hasn’t been trained specifically for public speaking. The quality of speech and delivery is going to vary dramatically.
Yeah, there are decent careers in English or Communications. Advertising Agency, Corporate Communications, to name a few. Their salary is usually somewhere near $65k
i mean it all depends on what career aspitations you want. in that list it even said computerscience being uselss on the article. so really, the only one you need to listen is actual people in the industry of your career aspirations andjob boards, etc. most of the time ofc you will hear stem students shitting on other degrees lol just because they have no idea about other career fields, they only know 'difficult degree means useful right?'
Communication major here, tbh, i applied for 3 different degrees as plan A to C, international relations, political science and communication science. I cried when i only got comm. I thought that its a degree where u only learn how to communicate but its more social sciencyy than that. Human are communicative creatures where transfer of information happens and it will affect individual's cogntion, affect and behavior. And there different fields like organisational, political and health communications. So think of psychology but about social interactions.
Communication studies major here. Every time I hear people say 'communications', I cringe because that is incorrect, it is communication studies and yes there is a difference. With so many ways to communicate nowadays, you'd think it's a useless major
I’m following Particle Physics, and I can say FU to all of you lol, pick a major that actually requires you to be competent California Tech Physics major 1560/1600 SAT 9.4/10 (VNmese scale) AP Physics 5/5 …
@karinaymejia him and everyone else in the world because off the top of my head, I can't think of many jobs that would REQUIRE this degree. It might help put a foot in the door but it could easily be supplemented another degree.
I’m following Particle Physics, and I can say FU to all of you lol, pick a major that actually requires you to be competent California Tech Physics major 1560/1600 SAT 9.4/10 (VNmese scale) AP Physics 5/5 …
I was taking a corporate course, and my "communications" teacher was explaining that good communication requires paraphrasing and repetition. I was told to paraphrase all of his sentences. Feeling patronized, I started arguing with him and walked out. I said "we'll never get anything done paraphrasing and repeating each other! This is the most inefficient way to communicate, I feel like my brain cells are dying and I need to leave."
I respect all humanities degrees except communications. Literally do English, history, or something similar. If I see someone get a communications degree all it indicates to me is that they wanted to go to college but didn’t know what to get so they settled with communications because it isn’t that hard.
Lmao AI number one target is machine operators and factory workers..... do your research lol statistics show AI biggest flaw is its lack of creativity. Genius lol
Not at all. It will replace meaningless labor first, as it lacks creativity or empathy. Therefore it will not replace jobs in public relations, advertising and other creative endeavors (let’s face it AI art is shitty.) It will never be able to practice law or install plumbing. Y’all need to relax. People felt the exact same way about the internet saying shit like, “Oh it’s gonna take all these jobs” but it also created hundreds of thousands of new ones.
@@staliokontos8763 I'm an English major and even I know this is true. But A.I. has a very long way to go before they can paraphrase and psychologically mimic the writings of an actual human being. No time soon. A.I. is in it's infancy. . . for now.
I studied in Top100 university as a Software Engineering student and let me share my experience with Communication students. I was "forced" to collaborate with Communication students for countless projects throughout my uni, and they are the most stupidest, laziest, useless, dead weight people I have ever met in my entire life. It is not exaggeration. Later I found out that the requirements for this degree is so low that high school dropouts can just apply to it if they don't have any other choice. I was in shock how top100 university allows this. How the student with CGPA below 2.0 can even study at the university... Students from other faculties started begging the management to stop allowing Communication students collab with students from other faculties. Because every single time we have to carry this useless people that doesn't even answer or care to the simplest requests and tasks. So my advice to students, if you are studying at university, avoid collabing or working with communication students at any cost. They will just bring you down. You will have to carry them every single time.
People wanna talk all this shit about communications but can’t communicate with anyone around them. It’s genuinely irritating how much this field and psychology take so much hate.
Period!!!!!!!
Maybe because you studied them lmao
This is a huge cope.
They can't communicate? If you come to Africa where English is not a first language YOU won't be able to communicate also.
They can't communicate? If you come to Africa where English is not a first language YOU won't be able to communicate also.
Communications major here; while studying how to communicate does seem rather useless at first, it’s actually rather important to study it for the fields that rely on communication. Public speaking is the number one fear in the USA, so competent speakers for PR and similar areas are less prominent than you’d think. Studying the aspects of communication allows for people to understand how to achieve the best conversation, speech, report, etc, to meet their goal. After all, a company isn’t going to be able to sell their product if they can’t give a good proposition speech to persuade their backers. There’s a lot more to communications as a major than what meets the eye.
😂 wha?
What you just listed is also applicable to every other degree. Which degree doesn’t require public speaking and presentations? And if you go further along enough to get a Master’s or PhD, you have to defend your dissertation in front of a panel.
@@214235100 there’s miles difference between someone who has and hasn’t been trained specifically for public speaking. The quality of speech and delivery is going to vary dramatically.
@@grumpcat9008 You’re claiming that communications gives special training for public speaking as if it’s the only major that trains public speaking
@@214235100 ok? Just because you have presentations in other classes doesnt mean they teach you HOW to deliver a speech like communications does
I thought it was a useless major too but lately as I’ve been applying to jobs, I see a lot of listings calling for communications grads
Yeah, there are decent careers in English or Communications. Advertising Agency, Corporate Communications, to name a few. Their salary is usually somewhere near $65k
People call it useless because any job you could get with a communications degree you could have gotten with just about any other degree.
i mean it all depends on what career aspitations you want. in that list it even said computerscience being uselss on the article. so really, the only one you need to listen is actual people in the industry of your career aspirations andjob boards, etc. most of the time ofc you will hear stem students shitting on other degrees lol just because they have no idea about other career fields, they only know 'difficult degree means useful right?'
bro chatgpt is hardwired by openai to not give any opinions
Yeah I literally broke I asked at how many genders there were and it said some bullshit about social construct
Chatgpt's answers are aimed to have least bias as possible so yea comm majors are dumb
Communication major here, tbh, i applied for 3 different degrees as plan A to C, international relations, political science and communication science. I cried when i only got comm. I thought that its a degree where u only learn how to communicate but its more social sciencyy than that. Human are communicative creatures where transfer of information happens and it will affect individual's cogntion, affect and behavior. And there different fields like organisational, political and health communications. So think of psychology but about social interactions.
Communication studies major here. Every time I hear people say 'communications', I cringe because that is incorrect, it is communication studies and yes there is a difference. With so many ways to communicate nowadays, you'd think it's a useless major
it's still useless degree
The major is useful since communications is *obviously* useful. Although, the degree is not really a good factor for job qualifications
@@neonxnationalyou'll be surprised to how many jobs require a comms degree
I’m following Particle Physics, and I can say FU to all of you lol, pick a major that actually requires you to be competent
California Tech Physics major
1560/1600 SAT
9.4/10 (VNmese scale)
AP Physics 5/5
…
@karinaymejia him and everyone else in the world because off the top of my head, I can't think of many jobs that would REQUIRE this degree. It might help put a foot in the door but it could easily be supplemented another degree.
Graphic communications can help get you amazing jobs.
I’m following Particle Physics, and I can say FU to all of you lol, pick a major that actually requires you to be competent
California Tech Physics major
1560/1600 SAT
9.4/10 (VNmese scale)
AP Physics 5/5
…
Said the person in the pijama and crocs
There is a difference between looking competent and being competent.
It prepares you to job that less than 1% of the population can have.😂
I was taking a corporate course, and my "communications" teacher was explaining that good communication requires paraphrasing and repetition. I was told to paraphrase all of his sentences. Feeling patronized, I started arguing with him and walked out. I said "we'll never get anything done paraphrasing and repeating each other! This is the most inefficient way to communicate, I feel like my brain cells are dying and I need to leave."
My dad studied communications he did Medicare fraud pretty useful if you ask me
Who gives AF what chat GPT says?
You could use it for public emergency dispatcher
I agree, communications major, waste of time.
I respect all humanities degrees except communications. Literally do English, history, or something similar. If I see someone get a communications degree all it indicates to me is that they wanted to go to college but didn’t know what to get so they settled with communications because it isn’t that hard.
Aren't English and Communications the same? If not, aren't they close to similarities?
ironically ChatGPT and other AI will replace most Arts degrees....
Lmao AI number one target is machine operators and factory workers..... do your research lol statistics show AI biggest flaw is its lack of creativity. Genius lol
Not at all. It will replace meaningless labor first, as it lacks creativity or empathy. Therefore it will not replace jobs in public relations, advertising and other creative endeavors (let’s face it AI art is shitty.) It will never be able to practice law or install plumbing. Y’all need to relax. People felt the exact same way about the internet saying shit like, “Oh it’s gonna take all these jobs” but it also created hundreds of thousands of new ones.
@@Linkolite And the funniest thing is: AI art isn’t even true “Artificial Intelligence”.
it will also replace jobs in tech, finance, etc.. so we r all in the same boat at the end of the day
@@staliokontos8763 I'm an English major and even I know this is true. But A.I. has a very long way to go before they can paraphrase and psychologically mimic the writings of an actual human being. No time soon. A.I. is in it's infancy. . . for now.
I studied in Top100 university as a Software Engineering student and let me share my experience with Communication students.
I was "forced" to collaborate with Communication students for countless projects throughout my uni, and they are the most stupidest, laziest, useless, dead weight people I have ever met in my entire life. It is not exaggeration.
Later I found out that the requirements for this degree is so low that high school dropouts can just apply to it if they don't have any other choice. I was in shock how top100 university allows this. How the student with CGPA below 2.0 can even study at the university...
Students from other faculties started begging the management to stop allowing Communication students collab with students from other faculties. Because every single time we have to carry this useless people that doesn't even answer or care to the simplest requests and tasks.
So my advice to students, if you are studying at university, avoid collabing or working with communication students at any cost. They will just bring you down. You will have to carry them every single time.
ah here we go again stem people thinking they're superior.
Were they Gen Z students or at least most of them?