I'm saddened that I'm discovering all this information in my 50s. I have been spinning my wheels in as a Physical Therapist (with a Bachelors of Business Degree and a Bachelors of Science Degree) for the past 24 years who has met a plateau in income which does not seem to be changing. Because I've always enjoyed being a clinician and working directly with my patients (mostly Seniors/Geriatrics) - I chose not to go into management. With that meant not becoming skilled in Microsoft Office. The question now is -- Is it too late. Do I have to obtain a Masters Degree or are there Healthcare Consultant companies that will look at my experience as a clinician and see that as having any value without the Tech/IT knowledge combined?
A classic misunderstanding of what being an introvert means, it’s a common misconception but categorically wrong nevertheless. So what introverts don’t speak ? Or share their opinion ? Or have enough confidence to comment on a TH-cam video ? If it wasn’t obvious - all these are ridiculous assumptions, introverts are just recharged by alone time and are dispositioned towards being introspective and feel more fulfilled when they have significant time to themselves. They need to reflect constantly and are more observant of themselves and explore their inner world profoundly more so than interpersonal relations they are concerned more so with the relation with the “self”. It’s not equivalent to being shy or soft spoken, lacking confidence or being scared of social interactions. So an introvert, while they prefer to observe and listen before speaking, can absolutely still be a true introvert while being opinionated, outgoing, confident, socially engaged and outspoken. Especially enough to simply comment on a TH-cam video, I think people confuse introverted with having crippling social anxiety which is absolutely not true.
Accounting is only for introverts if you're a management accountant. If you want to work at an accounting firm doing tax/audit/consulting; you need to be comfortable starting and driving conversations with neew people all the time.
@@miss.maemae Hey, not a stupid question at all. Management accountants do internal accounting, budgeting, financial reporting, etc at medium to large companies and in government. There is a lot of overlap with corporate finance. It is very different from working at an Accounting firm.
Photgrapher is a surprisingly well paying job. But you have to do the artistic side, production, and business yourself. Another good one would have been retouching but that job is being destroyed by ai solutions.
Great stocks and I just bought in on them, but I'm interested in making short term profit, let say turn a $150K to $500k in 6months, I'd appreciate tips on how what stocks to buy to make this much profit.
I'm an introvert also, but for me its way worse than most here... I have health issues like partial seizures, Crohn's disease, High blood pressure. I'm also a shy and anxious type of introvert. Education was always super tough for me and I was mostly considered educationally retarded as classrooms were fast paced and I wanted to learn everything in the book, opposed to what the teacher wanted us to know. During exams, I would forget everything and my mind would stall. I had to sometimes take that same class twice to pass. Now at almost 35, I have no career and only have like 6 (AA) degrees in Business lol. At first when I started college I was thinking of being an RN nurse, but couldn't get into the RN program as my GPA was less than 3.2. I could've repeated those classes to bring my grade up, but decided not to as I was always squeamish of veins/blood which is called Venephobia. Then I spent a number of years trying to take higher level classes to transfer. Afterwards, went to a State University which was expensive and I got a "D" in General physics, and was thinking it would be cheaper to take higher level classes back in college... Tried higher level Math and Chemistry, but just couldn't pass them. That's when I started taking Business courses. Last time I was in college was in 2019 before the plandemic and since haven't done anything except work part time in GIG delivery. The problem is that my Crohn's disease creates strong fatigue and I have to rest throughout the day. This prevents me from actually getting a normal job, plus my seizures usually get triggered from the smallest things and they become epileptical for 20 seconds. Sometimes I can control them, but I get them more around people. Anyone else have something that keeps them from working, as I'm sure that I'm not the only one that is having trouble fitting in at any work. I heard there are home jobs, but not sure how they work or if they are legit. If anyone works from home, then please tell me how its going and how to find information on it as I know there are many scams out there, and I'm just tired of that nowadays.
Great video that I like. My thing is getting the job with little to no work experience in the recommended field. What can you share about work from home or online jobs for web developers? I would love to know. BTW I subscribed to your channel.
So Psychiatry is NOT good for someone who is introverted necessarily as it requires a LOT of person to person communications and interactions. Also, Psychiatry can be a bit dangerous as you’re dealing with patients who are some times violent and may attack you. Granted in an inpatient facility the damage you suffer can be minimized. Additionally, the average salary for Psychiatry as of 2020 is $297,166. Some better Doctor specialties for an introvert would be Radiology which as of 2020 averages $485,460 or Pathology which as of 2020 averages $340,873.
@T M Psychiatry involves a lot more than listening to people talk. Regardless, people need to know that it is not what they think it is. Often people confuse Psychiatry with Psychology and they just think of a therapist.
@@dominionbeats I've had multiple psychiatrists. At the university setting, her office resembled the counselors' and she talked briefly about the same issues my therapists (a LCSW and psychologist) did. She prescribed medicine and would ask questions about how they were working, but otherwise identical work. The psychiatrists in the psych ward met with me even more briefly and talked mostly of medicines I'd tried. It's not as emotionally taxing as being a therapist, I would think, but they were *ALL* introverted as far as I could tell.
@T M is coding required in that part? And can I get into that career with an IT degree? And is the pay just as good as Software engineering starting off?
Jeez are there any good paying jobs for introverts who are *not* good with numbers & don't know how to study? 😭 I do well academically but my strengths are just really not stem-related... I'm best at language arts but I absolutely despise writing long reports & articles, not to mention liberal arts does noT pay well...
A common concern I have been seen lately, is the drive for AI to take over repetitive tasks. Do you think that would alter the demand for the jobs on this list?
I have been watching ur videos for like the last 2-3 hours straight just taking in all of the knowledge that you are providing and it has helped so much. Thank you! I originally planned on going into mechanical or petroleum engineering, but now am looking more toward computer engineering. As far as the circuits and the continuous math that goes along with it, I am confident, but I am not the greatest nor have a passion as far as coding. Would this still be a good choice? I’d still be prepared to code it’s just not a strength currently( junior in hs )
Hey! Stupid question, but do you have any jobs that pay well for premed students with really meh resumes? My resume consists of only medical scribe, and 6 month lab tech, and I need to get financially secured asap
Hello everyone, I'm actually looking for a good trader that can help me trade and make good profits, But it's very hard to see a trusted one.... Any idea..
Then I'll like to introduce you to my Mrs Mitchell Roland, Expert Mitchell is the best, have been working with her for months now, investing with Mrs Mitchell is awesome and cool.
Yes, you need a CPA designation. The big 4 pay a lot, but not at the entry level. If you're good, you'll start as an articling student and get your CPA after 2-3 years. Then spend 2-3 years as a staff accountant before getting promoted to senior accounant or management. You can hit 100k per year by your 6th year
If the city would take all that you need and you would keep the rest. First , it would be cheaper, more affordable. Only one place. Rent/Mortgage Taxes + Energy (Oil/Gas or Electricity) + Internet + Repairs = Stores would be opened and more understood for what they bring forward. More consumers would have money for restaurants and for entertainment. For pleasure is for only a few people. Not us. Only you. There is little to more money in everyone's pocket. If I could make $200K per year, I would like the city to be there for me. Do you offer this?
I am an health insurance agent (focusing on medical assistance) and it suits me well. Having to deal with some very difficult medical situations allows you to think so much about others that you can forget about yourself
Great vid!!! As an introvert, I could definitely agree that these jobs are the perfect fit for people with introverted personality types. Would you say that being a data scientist is related to healthcare consulting in a way?
Am 19yrs old,Gonna turn 20 next month.Been soo proud of what I have achieved so far in life.All thanks to my parents especially my dad who battled me into accepting the challenge of investment..
It was discouraging at the beginning,I had few losses investing on my own...My dad had to get me a financial consultant who has been so influencial to my financial journey...
It's been SUCH A LONG TIME. I hope you all have been well, be on the lookout for videos every week!
I'm saddened that I'm discovering all this information in my 50s. I have been spinning my wheels in as a Physical Therapist (with a Bachelors of Business Degree and a Bachelors of Science Degree) for the past 24 years who has met a plateau in income which does not seem to be changing. Because I've always enjoyed being a clinician and working directly with my patients (mostly Seniors/Geriatrics) - I chose not to go into management. With that meant not becoming skilled in Microsoft Office. The question now is -- Is it too late. Do I have to obtain a Masters Degree or are there Healthcare Consultant companies that will look at my experience as a clinician and see that as having any value without the Tech/IT knowledge combined?
A real introvert would be reading these comments instead of commenting
hhah
Just the right comment
Hahah noob lmao lol xD wtf bruh
Reason why there’s only 6 comments 😳
A classic misunderstanding of what being an introvert means, it’s a common misconception but categorically wrong nevertheless. So what introverts don’t speak ? Or share their opinion ? Or have enough confidence to comment on a TH-cam video ? If it wasn’t obvious - all these are ridiculous assumptions, introverts are just recharged by alone time and are dispositioned towards being introspective and feel more fulfilled when they have significant time to themselves. They need to reflect constantly and are more observant of themselves and explore their inner world profoundly more so than interpersonal relations they are concerned more so with the relation with the “self”.
It’s not equivalent to being shy or soft spoken, lacking confidence or being scared of social interactions. So an introvert, while they prefer to observe and listen before speaking, can absolutely still be a true introvert while being opinionated, outgoing, confident, socially engaged and outspoken. Especially enough to simply comment on a TH-cam video, I think people confuse introverted with having crippling social anxiety which is absolutely not true.
12- Accounting
11- Video editors
10- Engineering
9- Cyber security analysts
8- Economics
7- Software developers
6- Actuaries
5- Computer network architects
4- Computer information research
Scientists
3- Natural science managers
2- Data scientist
1- psychiatrist
#12 Accounting 0:56
#11 Video Editing 1:48
#10 Engineering 3:10
#9 Cyber Security Analyst 3:45
#8 Economists 4:56
#7 Software Developers 5:51
#6 Actuaries 6:46
#5 Computer Network Architects 7:48
#4 Computer Information Research Scientists 8:30
#3 Natural Sciences Managers 9:01
#2 Data Scientists 9:45
#1 Psychiatrists 10:42
Nice work helicopter more than loved wins 👍
But I didn't liked any of these jobs
Tell me better options
I’m an introvert, but I chose an extroverted job to get out of my comfort zone. Although it’s rewarding, sometimes I wish I had a more simple job.
respect. can i ask what job?
@@P76-f9w I'm a speech therapist
@@Sona77. I'm gonna be a nurse aka a extrovert job..
I'm scared af
@@persephone9307 You will be ok, believe in yourself :) I know plenty of nurses that are introverts and they are amazing!
Accounting is only for introverts if you're a management accountant. If you want to work at an accounting firm doing tax/audit/consulting; you need to be comfortable starting and driving conversations with neew people all the time.
Hello! Whats the difference from a management accountant? Are you your own manager? Sorry if the question is stupid!
@@miss.maemae Hey, not a stupid question at all. Management accountants do internal accounting, budgeting, financial reporting, etc at medium to large companies and in government. There is a lot of overlap with corporate finance. It is very different from working at an Accounting firm.
missed out 'truck driver' -get paid well over 200K in places like Australia and you can chill alone :)
Might include this in my video on the highest paid trade jobs
ooooh 😳👀
Hot shot driver
I ain't trying to be on the road for days at end
I think Quantity surveyor also is one of the highest paid jobs in Australia.
This motivated me to stay in school, being an introvert sucks sometimes. But this list is very accurate
Love to hear it! We all have our strengths you just need to push through the hard parts 🙂
@@IncomeOverOutcome great
Video man
as a fellow introvert this video was very useful
thanks, I love the name!
Photgrapher is a surprisingly well paying job. But you have to do the artistic side, production, and business yourself. Another good one would have been retouching but that job is being destroyed by ai solutions.
You are always there for me to decide which job suits me. Thank you very much 💛
I’m glad I could help!
Im already in college and am happy w my major but I still find your videos very interesting and well delivered great job
Great stocks and I just bought in on them, but I'm interested in making short term profit, let say turn a $150K to $500k in 6months, I'd appreciate tips on how what stocks to buy to make this much profit.
@Johannes Buchanan That sounds great and how do i connect with her ?
@Johannes Buchanan Okay i just found her website and left a message for her. thanks.
Why don’t you time stamp your vids?
12. Accountant
11. Video Editor
10. Engineer
9. Cyber Security Analyst
8. Economist
7. Software Developer
6. Actuaries
5. Computer Network Architect
4. Computer Information Research Scientists
3. Natural Science Managers
2. Data Scientist
1. Psychiatrist
As an introvert, i’m surprisingly working in strategy/consulting where I will be constantly meeting clients and presenting LOL
You have great listening and problem-solving skills
video editing is great honestly, great video
Appreciate that!!!
I'm an introvert also, but for me its way worse than most here... I have health issues like partial seizures, Crohn's disease, High blood pressure. I'm also a shy and anxious type of introvert. Education was always super tough for me and I was mostly considered educationally retarded as classrooms were fast paced and I wanted to learn everything in the book, opposed to what the teacher wanted us to know. During exams, I would forget everything and my mind would stall. I had to sometimes take that same class twice to pass. Now at almost 35, I have no career and only have like 6 (AA) degrees in Business lol. At first when I started college I was thinking of being an RN nurse, but couldn't get into the RN program as my GPA was less than 3.2. I could've repeated those classes to bring my grade up, but decided not to as I was always squeamish of veins/blood which is called Venephobia. Then I spent a number of years trying to take higher level classes to transfer. Afterwards, went to a State University which was expensive and I got a "D" in General physics, and was thinking it would be cheaper to take higher level classes back in college... Tried higher level Math and Chemistry, but just couldn't pass them. That's when I started taking Business courses. Last time I was in college was in 2019 before the plandemic and since haven't done anything except work part time in GIG delivery. The problem is that my Crohn's disease creates strong fatigue and I have to rest throughout the day. This prevents me from actually getting a normal job, plus my seizures usually get triggered from the smallest things and they become epileptical for 20 seconds. Sometimes I can control them, but I get them more around people. Anyone else have something that keeps them from working, as I'm sure that I'm not the only one that is having trouble fitting in at any work. I heard there are home jobs, but not sure how they work or if they are legit. If anyone works from home, then please tell me how its going and how to find information on it as I know there are many scams out there, and I'm just tired of that nowadays.
Nice video! I am an introvert, the best job is Electrical Engineering ❤
Yep! Engineering is great for introverts 🙂
Is electrical engineering good? Is the salary and employment rate high?
@@Xarishher yes and yes th-cam.com/video/7z0G_TmErT4/w-d-xo.html
Heck yes!! Psychiatry, THANK YOU!🤍
Can you pleasee make a video on what to do with a b.s. in health sciences 👀👀👀👀
Histology technician
Digital pathology
Clinical trial associate at a pharmaceutical pays very well, that’s what I do 😌 I have a b.s in public health
Great video that I like. My thing is getting the job with little to no work experience in the recommended field. What can you share about work from home or online jobs for web developers? I would love to know. BTW I subscribed to your channel.
Great video
i rather be a business owner tbh, im not tryna be taxed 40% being an employee or 60% being self employed as an accountant,doctor, etc
You can always be both lol. Double the money.
New Subscriber. Your channel is so informative!
So Psychiatry is NOT good for someone who is introverted necessarily as it requires a LOT of person to person communications and interactions. Also, Psychiatry can be a bit dangerous as you’re dealing with patients who are some times violent and may attack you. Granted in an inpatient facility the damage you suffer can be minimized. Additionally, the average salary for Psychiatry as of 2020 is $297,166. Some better Doctor specialties for an introvert would be Radiology which as of 2020 averages $485,460 or Pathology which as of 2020 averages $340,873.
@T M Psychiatry involves a lot more than listening to people talk. Regardless, people need to know that it is not what they think it is. Often people confuse Psychiatry with Psychology and they just think of a therapist.
@@dominionbeats I've had multiple psychiatrists. At the university setting, her office resembled the counselors' and she talked briefly about the same issues my therapists (a LCSW and psychologist) did. She prescribed medicine and would ask questions about how they were working, but otherwise identical work. The psychiatrists in the psych ward met with me even more briefly and talked mostly of medicines I'd tried. It's not as emotionally taxing as being a therapist, I would think, but they were *ALL* introverted as far as I could tell.
Software Development is the best job for an introvert, no questions asked.
Does it require a lot of math?
Not math is general but you need good problem solving skills which comes from math.
Thank you.
I am a introvert and I am majoring in cyber security. Not looking to choose a job in the field that requires coding but I am sure there is something
This explains me entirely
I'd love to be in your shoes rn lol
@T M is coding required in that part? And can I get into that career with an IT degree? And is the pay just as good as Software engineering starting off?
Jeez are there any good paying jobs for introverts who are *not* good with numbers & don't know how to study? 😭 I do well academically but my strengths are just really not stem-related... I'm best at language arts but I absolutely despise writing long reports & articles, not to mention liberal arts does noT pay well...
Can you make a detailed video about psychology plz!!
As a prior psych major I would great appreciate this type of content
@@ElizabethGonzalez-qr2jx what job are you doing now?
There really are a lot of introverts in here cause nobody mentioned he spelled inquisitive wrong at 4:09
12. Accounting
11. Video Editing
10. Engineering
9. Cyber Security Analysts
8. Economists
7. Software Developers
6. Actuaries
5. Computer Network Architects
4. Computer Information Research Scientists
3. Natural Sciences Managers
2. Data Scientists
1. Psychiatrists
Great information 🤘
Thanks!
I think #1 would be a radiologist
Great guess!
You’re 100% correct. Psychiatry is not what I’d consider a introverted job. Also Radiology pays WAY more as of the 2020 salary statistics.
Great video. Very informative.
Thanks, I’m happy you enjoyed’
Computer science 🖥👌
A common concern I have been seen lately, is the drive for AI to take over repetitive tasks. Do you think that would alter the demand for the jobs on this list?
Is Healthcare Management a good field? I'm considering getting a master's in it.
the heck data science is good for introvert, did you ever becoming one? everyday is meeting meeting meeting
all the information is so useful,thank you
What a unique content bro!🤑🤞
Thank you!
I've been waiting on your videos forever rn. Do a video on how to secure an internship
For Healthcare administration majors
Thanks justina, I noted this idea!
No offense but as soon as I saw dude I thought yeah you gotta have a tech degree...
Do you need to know too much math to become a cyber security?
YES!
THANK YOU! 🙌🏻
A video about psychology will be very helpful
Amazing video brother, keep up the great work 👍
I think I wanna do finance and video editing as a side hustle
My guy... All I got to say... Is thank you. You're a lifesaver 😅
Is health information management still a good major?
Yes, because it falls under the technology side of healthcare. Your also will be able to branch over to the healthcare analyst career pathways
I have been watching ur videos for like the last 2-3 hours straight just taking in all of the knowledge that you are providing and it has helped so much. Thank you! I originally planned on going into mechanical or petroleum engineering, but now am looking more toward computer engineering. As far as the circuits and the continuous math that goes along with it, I am confident, but I am not the greatest nor have a passion as far as coding. Would this still be a good choice? I’d still be prepared to code it’s just not a strength currently( junior in hs )
I’m glad I could help! As long as you’re passionate about something you’ll pull through the parts you don’t like 🙂
@@IncomeOverOutcome non of these I liked please make part 2
Can u make a video on healthcare management?
Hey! Stupid question, but do you have any jobs that pay well for premed students with really meh resumes? My resume consists of only medical scribe, and 6 month lab tech, and I need to get financially secured asap
Hello everyone, I'm actually looking for a good trader that can help me trade and make good profits, But it's very hard to see a trusted one.... Any idea..
Trading Bitcoin is a good business one can think of doing
Yes you're right, Bitcoin is a good business
If you ask me, I think Bitcoin has something big for the world but having a good mentor is the best.
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I'm shocked someone mentioned and recommended expert Mrs Mitchell,
Mrs Mitchell is the best.... She's the plug.
The SPEEEED in which I clicked XD
Big 4 doesn't pay that much... Do you need to be CPA certified or masters degree in order to make a good salary in accounting?
To get promoted to higher positions and have better overall job security yeah you'll need a CPA
Yes, you need a CPA designation. The big 4 pay a lot, but not at the entry level. If you're good, you'll start as an articling student and get your CPA after 2-3 years. Then spend 2-3 years as a staff accountant before getting promoted to senior accounant or management. You can hit 100k per year by your 6th year
Yes
is it hard to become an accountant?
helpful video as always! tysm
Thank you!!!
What jobs are best for introverts who suck at math?
If the city would take all that you need and you would keep the rest. First , it would be cheaper, more affordable. Only one place. Rent/Mortgage Taxes + Energy (Oil/Gas or Electricity) + Internet + Repairs = Stores would be opened and more understood for what they bring forward. More consumers would have money for restaurants and for entertainment. For pleasure is for only a few people. Not us. Only you. There is little to more money in everyone's pocket. If I could make $200K per year, I would like the city to be there for me. Do you offer this?
Def hot shot driver as well
Thoughts on a insurance agent career?
I am an health insurance agent (focusing on medical assistance) and it suits me well. Having to deal with some very difficult medical situations allows you to think so much about others that you can forget about yourself
you should talk about urban planning or landscape architect
Hmmmm I actually know people who majored in something similar, I may be able to put something together
AA brother, I've an BS in economics and Business Management i didn't work yet. Thanks for sharing
Oooo video editor.
isn't finance for introverts?😪
You should have put in radiology
Show engineers best salary
How about jobs for college students 😌
What is the highest paying accounting specialization ?
Thank you Mr. Sundar Pichai
LOOOOL I get this so much
Great vid!!! As an introvert, I could definitely agree that these jobs are the perfect fit for people with introverted personality types. Would you say that being a data scientist is related to healthcare consulting in a way?
you're great but this just made me feel like such a loser lmaooo
Same lmao
@@ElusivEnigma nah you're good I'm def the worst lol
Nah, we all have strengths!
What you need to know is that many or these jobs require extroverted atidtude when doing business
You could also be a hit man. 10k a head 😎
Investment banking?
Am 19yrs old,Gonna turn 20 next month.Been soo proud of what I have achieved so far in life.All thanks to my parents especially my dad who battled me into accepting the challenge of investment..
@@olivianoah2636 That's really a good move.
@@olivianoah2636 Seeing a brave young lady for the first time in a while,but how possible was that for you.
It was discouraging at the beginning,I had few losses investing on my own...My dad had to get me a financial consultant who has been so influencial to my financial journey...
@@olivianoah2636 👀A financial consultant?
Can we have for supply chain management
what about extrovert and ambivert
There is only 2 bro all those other verts is bs
how about architec brother
bueno
Nice
Thanks!
Wow
you talk so much
Lmao do u want a video of silence
Actuaries sound like tromp supporters LOL. My cousin is an actuary for a health insurance company. No ethics
Actuarial
these videos are amazing. thank you so much for the help!!