The BEST Jobs For INTROVERTS!
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Introverts Assemble!
lol
introverts dissemble (to recharge:))
😎😎
I will be at the corner if anyone needs me
Or not maybe we can just stay in
My introverted self is stuck in a dilemma of wanting to help people but also being drained by people in the customer service field. Never felt so confused and torn in my life lol
ME TOO🥲
I can relate. Teaching is at the top of my list but people of all ages drain me like you wouldn’t believe.
Exactly the same situation for myself!
Me too! I like helping but when people don’t appreciate or treat you well I want to run away but I like what I do so it’s inevitable to not deal with people.
As an lpn, can totally commiserate
I'm a introvert. That's why I am a online graduate student, freelance writer and I am also going to working as a software engineer soon and computer programmer consultant. Although I am shy, I am not boring. I am married with a daughter, I like listening to music and singing, I like watching movies, and I like going out for coffee and dinner, lunch or breakfast. I'm also a Christian so I like to pray and go to church online or in person.
@Nhan Tran Thanh Nguyen ok
Me too!
@@StaceyBeason cool
You can get a Heineken license
@@angelachanelhuang1651 maybe I should just learn to make root beer because I stopped drinking alcohol due to my relationship to God
Thats so true....Im an introvert and I really find myself being very talkative 1 on 1 but in a group setting I just disappear into the shadows.....I feel like its too much to keep up with so many dif personalities at once
Yes!
I used to be a trucker. I'm definitely an introvert, but damn I was lonely haha. I've gone days without talking to anyone at all aside from a shipper or receiver. It pays well, but the long hours driving all day(or all night) was exhausting. Working 70hrs every week was exhausting. You see a lot on the road and you get close calls on a weekly basis. You get cut off every day which is stressful when you're fully loaded to 80,000lbs. It's not for everyone. Shippers and receivers are rude. Finding parking at night is hard. I recommend a local trucking job where you're home daily to anyone looking to get into trucking. Still a tiresome repetitive job where you're looking at the road a lot. To keep it as least boring as possible, I listened to a lot of podcasts, informative TH-cam videos (the audio of it..), and would occasionally talk on the phone (with a Bluetooth headset) when traffic is light.
This is the realest truck driving comment I’ve read on this thread yet. True trucker right here
Sounds tedious….I’ll pass. Driving as it is stressful without a truck so I can only imagine. I’m all for our self driving take over...gethumansfrombehindthewheeltheysuck
@@ThePhobiaCrew I did gig delivery for 2 years and just driving a car was stressful enough...During cvd there were literally no cars on the road so driving back in 2020 was easy...Then a year later suddenly traffic started and the gig became exhausting.
Everything you said is true I'm a truck driver
idk about engineering man, I am studying that and almost every course has A GODDAMN GROUP PROJECT OR ASSIGNMENTS
Bc it’s college. I’m a software engineer. After 2 years I was able to work remotely. Independent projects and I work from home a lot. I don’t miss college at all! But best of luck!
I am studying cybersecurity and most of the courses I have took didn't require collaboration except socializing on the discussions.
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As a Paralegal I can tell you it's not for introverts. You have a lot of interaction with the attorneys at the law firm, their personal paralegals, other paralegals, file clerks, legal assistants, and my least favorite THE CLIENTS. And there are a whole lot of people I didn't mention. Best case scenario you can work for a sole practitioner. They usually share work space with other sole practitioners but you don't have to interact with them, also don't do them any favor no matter how small otherwise they wanna use you for free labor.
And if you're a single female, there are only two attractive lawyers in the US.....🤣
@@lolodee3528 you crazy. I swear attorneys are all made from the same mold.
I'm an introvert my self and I agree with the list. Great video Shane!
I’m Owner operator truck driver with my own authority and make 200-300k a year. Netting 50-60% of that after expenses and taxes. Im a big introvert and i love it. Having your own authority is a plus you are your own boss you work when you want as much as want and go where you want.
This is the type of career iknow iwould enjoy doing. My only thing is idk where to start on buying a truck when im living paycheck to paycheck at 25 years old.
Hey, I think you forgot these three;
1) Experimental Physicist
2) Laboratory technician
3) Machinist
Correct me if I'm wrong ! 🤔
Wrong buddy boy. You’re arrogance did not not anticipate my sheer intelligence now go away before I annihalte you
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@@shah_dar1330 lmao
Make your own video instead of correcting a "mistake" that wasn’t made
What about a master floor technician AKA janitor. That was my first job title in the military. God damn recruiter sold me a dream. A pipe dream.
Sadly, a lot of careers that are typically introverted, are not recognised as such by larger companies. E.g. I'm a construction estimator, which really requires a lot of focus and concentration, but the company I work for has me working in an open area with 4 other estimators close to a busy office entrance. Plus others come over regularly and interrupt us, without even asking whether we are busy...plus we have constant unnecessary meetings about stupid stuff...like 'teambuilding' nonsense..making us play silly games, etc. Us estimators are quiet people who just want to be left alone to do our work...in peace and quiet. Companies these days haven't a clue what their employees need. As a CEO of 3M once said 'hire great people a leave them alone to do their job'
It could even be considered abusive, to hire someone to do a job with tight deadlines (like we have) and then throw all these obstacles in their way...it's like companies these days are TRYING to make their employees fail...so frustrating as an introvert.
Damn, that sounds like torture, I hope your situation is better now.
@@luckypotions Actually it has. I switched to a different employer. More money, my own office and more casual deadlines - much less stress ;-)
@@AMindInOverdrive omg wow that’s amazing, good for you! 👏
@@luckypotions Thank you
@@luckypotionsI’m happy for you.
I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS ! I'VE BEEN WATCHING YOU BEFORE I GOT INTO UNIVERSITY AND YOU HELPED ME A LOT ! THANKS :)
Happy to help!
My dream as an introvert is to become a librarian. Although it’s not as solitary as people think it is. I just don’t know if an MLIS degree is worth it.
Best of luck Bee!
It's definitely worth it honey 😘😘😘
Just remember like I must STRESS have the resume before you get the degree. From personal experience, the degree won't be taken seriously enough for you to get a job with it. As a solo degree it is NOT worth it. Its so much debt too. My advice is, get many years of customer service experience and get knowledge of Spanish. Don't need to be able to run for president of Mexico just can handle a conversation. Volunteer at libraries and possibly get a job as a Library Assistant. After a year of this then apply. It will also make you more competitive to get into schools like UofWashington, UCLA, Indiana these three schools alone can guarantee you a job anywhere else just work very hard and pray a lot as well as have the resume.
Hi Joe. Hi You
Average base salary of $67k.
About 5 years of college so loss of 5 years of earning plus cost of tuition and keeping yourself alive for those 5 years.
There is expected to be about 15,200 openings for librarians and library media specialists each year while there were 24,259 MLIS graduates in 2019 so about 42% of graduates should expect to not get work as a librarian. I assume this means graduates from more prestigious $$$ schools get hired before cheaper degrees.
The video says librarian jobs will increase 6% a year. Sounds good. The number I saw was 9%...even better right? Well that growth is only the same as the worker pool is growing. That's not really what I would call growth. It's staying steady. People graduating with MLIS degrees is falling slightly though. But still, 15k openings, 24k grads looks like a huge gap to me. And also 15k is no a huge number either which means just finding those openings is not going to be very easy. You'll likely have to look throughout the US and be ready to relocate to wherever you have to whether you like the location or not. Unlikely you'll have your pick of openings.
I don't know what you mean by "worth in" but from a financial perspective it's not something I would consider. Women often pick low paying careers. Not sure why. Perhaps as a men I can attract better women by earning more while men don't pick women based on their careers. If a women plans on finding a high earning man to fund their lower paying career it makes sense they wouldn't value the financial part of the equation.
This was really helpful, thanks again Shane! ❤️ 👍
You're welcome!
I drove trucks for little bit about 10 years when people were talking about automatic driving cars, so was thinking a little bit about what I imagine could happen. I can see adding automated cargo trucks for cargo coming off a boat. In the Logan movie it kind of looks like those are the automatic trucks that are operating on the road transporting shipping containers. For regular tractor/trailer vehicles I can see an automated tractor (tractor is what you call the cab), but I think it will still require an operator being in control. One reason for that is that trailers are extremely cheap to make. They're just a big box with an axle in the back. You still need to hook up the air and electrical when hooking up a tractor to a trailer, and do a walk around to make sure everything is good. If someone tried to automate the tractor so that there was no human operator, it would take a huge investment of money to completely replace trailers. Great thing about trailers for a large enough operation like a Budwiser Brewery is the warehouse personnel can fill up the trailer and store it in the yard. Then the driver arrives three hours later and drops an empty trailer they arrived with and picks up the assigned loaded trailer.
Patent examiner:
They hire engineers w a sign on bonus (~$20,000) or various science degrees. After 1.5-2 years they are able to work completely remotely. most of the time doing independent work. Good pay and Fed benefits. Non competitive (you get them as long as you make your numbers) promotions up to a grade that in 2021 tops out at around $160,000.
What do they do and what degree do you need?
@@wintur2856 bachelors degree in engineering or science
What can you explain in detail
@@dhruvbhatia5737 look it up
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Shane you are the man! I love how you turned into a more outgoing person. I clicked so fast when I saw the title
My biggest mistake in my entire life is me thinking being social and wanting to be a nurse and after six months I was totally torn down lol... no thanks
What happened?
I hear you. I’m a former nurse turned resume writer for nurses.
Can someone please explain? Tell me what's wrong with nursing through your perspectives. Thank you for your time.
@@joelmatus9442 well if you are introvert it might be hard since your whole job revolves around caring for people, so you have to always be surrounded by others. However, nursing is so versatile you can even work from home if you like
oh god this is literally what im most scared of with my really bad social anxiety wanting to be a nurse.....
he forgot one of the best if not the best job/career in the world for introverts which is day trading or forex market
Don't know why I'm watching this video, I'm a hard-core extrovert. I just like this guy's content
Thank you. I wish this video came out a few months earlier. I have already chosen my major, pharmacy. I know that is kind of the last thing an introvert would do.
I needed this video, thank you ❤️
Thanks for the video! Just a tip, I almost didn’t watch because it’s 12 minutes long and I ended up just fast forwarding the majority because I have a short attention span. Perhaps make it shorter and more concise, but I’m still glad to hear these job ideas so keep up the great videos!
12 mins ain’t long at all😭😭
I am doing cybersecurity online and I can say this is implicit, you can work mostly independently based on my experience so far.
@Raditya Fernanda well I talking about school I should have mentioned that, but based on research you get paid very well.
@Raditya Fernanda we only have to live once make it work it, I plan on getting multiple degrees after this bachelor's.
Always amazing videos! 😃thanks Shane! 🙂
My pleasure!
Shane! I've been waiting on this ty
Here you go!
Saw introvert clicked super fast 😅
Enjoy the video!
This is just what I was lookin' for man ! Great. 😃. 👍🏾
Enjoy!
I am planning a career switch from advertising. Being in client services aggravates my anxiety as most of my work involves presenting, interacting with clients, coordinating between teams etc. Not a good career choice for an introvert.
Any suggestions on what I could possibly move to?
Can you do most future proof degrees next? Great video!
can you do a video about the difference between advanced diploma and a bachelors degree, what are the pros or cons of doing an advanced degree
Anything below 100k a year isn’t a good job nowadays
Meh disagree
Depends where you live, in California 100k is barely enough to live in the Bay Area.
Can you make a video comparing tech companies like google, facebook, Microsoft for a software engineer. Which one is the best?
Thank you
I love your videos, so I would like your opinion. What careers would be most profitable for someone with a BS in Biology and a MBA?
nursing.
My husband is an OTR truck driver and although he is an extrovert, he loves it!! He is an immigrant from Jamaica and he love to tease that he has been to more states than me (US citizen) he's been driving a little over 2yrs and make almost 90k
Can you do a content on top SECOND COURSE/CAREERS, for those of us who made a mistake for our first path?
From a person with a psych degree I second this!
The suggestions in the video are obviously all standard type jobs people are familiar with. Most jobs however are things people rarely hear about. IMO it worth thinking out of the box.
Pumping out septic tanks can be a good business. Very few people are going to bother you. I've this business done in conjunction with a grading business.
I'm surprised you chose to discuss psychiatry over radiology. Best specialty if you're an introvert who doesn't enjoy the patient side of patient care (excluding interventional radiology, which still requires significant direct patient contact).
Hi! I was wondering if you want to become a ceo or management director, what courses are needed to take in the business area?
MBA
What do you think about business data analytics? (In general)
There's a good chance of truck driving becoming automated. Not certain, but there are such big savings for this...companies are going to try. Truck drivers will still be needed but current drivers displaced by automation will want into that smaller pool.
Truck drivers see interstates. They don't see the country.
Each day drivers generally spend at least 8 hours at a truck stop. You're dealing with every yahoo driver in the lot. Shared showers, etc... You will be living with strangers cheek to cheek.
There are a bunch of TH-cam channels covering the realities of truck driving.
Hey man I'm in my late 40,s and I want to upgrade my Education to a engineer degree. What type, something in Computers , mechanical and basically sitting on my rump working from home . Last at my age can I retire with good money in 15, to 16 are 17 yrs ?
Can you do video on how very young programmer can get a part time jobs I can't find a way or get this answered on TH-cam or google
I'm an extreme introvert that ironically loves and is very good at sales because it's always 1 on 1 and I can work remotely from home. But before I did it I never thought in a million years that would be the career that works for me because I'm so introverted.
Introvert here. No masters degree. Marketing is my job because I like the freedom to be creative. Hate micromanagers. Hate meetings.
How much do you make?? Thinking about marketing HATE people and am easily drained by others emotions. Empathy is real. I get so exhausted talking to others and find myself not even paying attention
@@VanessaGarcia-kg4wo i think my salary is considered decent in my country. I live in a 2 bedder apartment that I own. Yeah hate humans, they drain every speck of energy from me every time I go out, or attend video calls. Marketing is great but it's very hard work. I like it because even though I hate humans, my job lets me read humans like a book. Knowing what they want so that we can sell them what they want. The only humans I don't hate are my family!
@@distortdude80 same here haha :) thank you for taking the time to reply
I’m a true introvert. I have a nutrition degree, manage a staff of 70 and I’m good at my job but it’s so draining. I’m not antisocial but lots of interaction is draining. Im trying to apply but no one is biting :(
I have a question...can an introvert be a successful surgeon? I'm also interested in software engineering/computer science stuff. Like I have severe introversion it's to a degree you would think I'm depressed.
My grandpa is introverted and is an orthopedic surgeon. He worked in hospitals, clinics, and many professional sports teams and loved all of it. He was very successful if that answers your question.
I am like you, and have severe introversion. I’m studying computer science currently and have been enjoying it. Honestly go for what you have interest in. If you end up not liking it, you can always switch. In your first year of school, I’d suggest taking programming, and medical classes if you can.
Same. Introverted. Want to be a doctor.. interested in computer science tho. In nursing school now for undergrad 🥴
I was so happy to see my chosen major on here for some reason I guess as an introvert I unconsciously chose something with less people You do have to present your projects in front of the class tho (architect) from what I’ve seen
Thanks
I am actually going for an NDT job to try out if this is gonna be worth it for me or not. I am 25, introverted dude who still does not know what I truly want as a career. It is indeed unappealing for everyone but damn, decisions are hard to make..
Hello Shane!
Please talk about ACCREDITATION, what does it mean, is it affect on your further studies ( Master, PhD) and is it worth it ?
Thank you very much, I appreciate it!
Accreditation is in other words, valid or official program leading to a specific degree. Basically get a degree in a program that is valid or backed by a reputable institution. This means that you’ll have a degree that is accepted all over the world I guess
Now this is my type of content
Hey Shane, I love your videos and I was just wondering what jobs you could get with a International Business degree?
Is an INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS degree worth it?
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@@ShaneHummus Thank you!
Wish there were more careers that don’t require degrees because I’m definitely not engineer smart
I'm an engineer and I love it especially being an intervort.
i am thinking about becoming an engineer, what kind of work do you do if i may ask?
What engineer? Im not really good at math but i really want to become an engineer where i dont have to interact with others
Aha! Great topic 🐱
Glad you think so!
How do you go about being an artist?
Actuarial Science is slept on
yo, IT manager and engineer can have a shitload of meetings. Just like me right now. It depends on the company. Ask how a typical day looks like in the interview process before accepting the job offer.
can you please have highlights in your videos so viewers and skip to the portion they want to see?
I don't want to criticize you but can someone please explain this to me: How can the job truck driver have both easy training and attractive salary? Wouldn't that attract many more people to this job resulting in dropping wages?
Also, I find it hard to believe that truck drivers earn more than engineers.
Work-life balance takes a huge hit so it's not ideal for people who want to see their families more than two days a week. Plus it can be dangerous especially during inclement weather.
There is currently a demand for truck drivers right now, the shipping world is in a frenzy. However, there are many ppl who do not want to work and/or take long rides. This can be a dangerous job when traveling across states/cities. This job will always keep high salaries.
When a company tells you "you'll see home twice a week," you'll likely look at your house while driving by it🤣
That 200k isn't as a company driver, that's an owner operator. 200k is low for an owner operator tbh, if you aren't netting after expenses 3k to 4k per week good luck staying in business when a repair for 30k to 40k comes up.
Wake up babe, new Shane upload!
Hey Shane, I’m supposed to go to college in a month and I’m still deciding whether to apply for Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Industrial Engineering or Architecture. They all seem interesting, any tips?
Shadow people in these professions to understand what their work life is actually like. It will help you determine if you’d be content or passionate about living that life
I would start with electrical engineering, and if you don’t like it, switch. It’ll be easier to switch out of it than into it compared to the others you said.
@@peacefreedom4930 shadowing is so Great!! And if that isn't available i think watching videos on TH-cam of people who do what you like :)
Architects are to Engineers as Astrologists are to Astronomers.
Consider that.
@@atlurker8037 not a very good comparison. Architecture is actually useful unlike astrology. I do get what you’re trying to say though.
As an introvert, I am interested in both data science and cyber security😭I can’t choose one
I'd say choose cyber security. If you chose data science not only does it hurt your brain with many numbers and stats but you'll have to talk to your team/company about data which sucks. Cybersecurity lets you work alone and you get to hack and defend networks which sounds cool and fun.
What about jobs which help introverts become more social and in a team environment ?
Data science, starts on working on your own (cleaning and analyzing data), ends up in explaining your conclusions to a team in a company
Engineering without a doubt. My brother and I were both born as pretty introverted people. He is in his third year of computer engineering right now, and he's opened up tremendously. Engineering involves lots of teamwork and collaboration, but there are also a lot of single assignments so you won't get overwhelmed. As of right now, he's renting out a place with a bunch of people he only met a few months ago, which is something I could probably not do. He's always sending me pictures and telling me about the shit they're doing over there and, honestly, it sounds really fun.
Information Systems is perfect for that
@@Matthias27182 sounds great 👍
lol.. I always find it funny (myself). I consider myself an introvert but all the jobs I had and have right now is full of energy-sucking people. Nursing, Military, now law enforcement. IDK why I always end up on the wrong side lol
Where’s the person who puts the list in the comments 😩
I am a Introvert and I can’t believe I talk on the phone all day I enjoy it but when I get home I am quite. 😂
Me 2😂😂
quiet
I worked in retail most of my life and the only reasons I got those jobs was because I got lucky, I absolutely sucked at my interviews because I'm not good with on the fly questions and I feel I'm just so awkward. But I had to work with customers alot and it's definitely stressful so I'm looking for something where I can be alone and just focus on work because I hate interacting with people even though I have to pretend to like it to keep my job.
Been there done that the funny thing is I kept getting promoted now not only sm I dealing with up-tight customers I'm delegating a team and they all hated each other so now especially being a introvert I'm completely losing my mind there wasn't enough xanex on the planet to deal with alllllllllllllll of these various mood swings because I don't understand all this hate and animosity 1st time I quit a job in 34 years making $69k a year plus bonuses all the money in the world 🌎 wasn't worth losing my sanity
All the backstabbing, gossip intoxicated employees working with dangerous machinery because they're so miserable the only way they could get through the day was being drunk or high or both and I was working 15 hours are more called in on days off because all the call outs including managers who were stressed so many divorces and affairs just a complete toxic environment so after having a complete melt down I quit knowing my financial situation was & is in ruins but damnit I got my sanity back my faith back I just pray 🙏 as a Muslim that ALLAH SWT IR RASHEED BLELESES ME AND PEOPLE LIKE ME INTROVERTS CREATIVE BEINGS WITH A CAREER THAT I CAN TOLERATE EVEN WITH A PAY CUT WORKING ISN'T THE PROBLEM ITS THE SOCIOPATHS WR DEAL WITH
PEACE ✌🏿
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STAY HEALTHY AND WEALTHY LOVE YOURSELF AND LOVE WHAT YOU DO
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Truck Driver, some of my best days were behind the wheel.
Being single, long haul cruising, chilling w/tunes. I loved crossing the US.
I loved it
What if you an introvert but you aren’t good at school😫
Trade school or apprenticeship
I’ve never clicked on a video faster
Was not expecting that dude to come in and say okay lol
As an introverted economics student, I would like to mention the data analytics and data science fields.
NOPE, you have to do daily standups EVERYDAY, and tell your boss/manager what ur working on and how long it will take every day. not to mention presentation etc.
I just became a truck driver and I'm an introvert.
Can you be an accountant with only 2 years of school or is it not worth it?
How dare you call us introverts! Just kidding, I am indeed one. Love the summary Shane!
😂😂
Love your videos!
I'm a extrovert and a truck driver it isn't for me for. I'll also say I only drive class b trucks and only make 48k I been driving for trucks 5 years so keep in mind the best money in truck driving is truck and trailer with hazmat, dump trucks, or bus. Work yourself into a union and stay outta tanker trucks.
What is truck and trailer with hazmat
Coach bus pays crap, and 55 bitching seniors, ugh. Hazmat isn't very difficult, homeland security backgr check, slightly higher cost for that & recertification. Semi with hazmat box trailer.
Can you put time stamps next time?
I'm a landlord and this takes a lot of up coordinating then it's automated or communication by email mostly.
Can you make more video about lawyers like
Is a juris doctor degree worth it?
Already there the video is called
Is becomeing a lawyer overrated
@@tamalidey3262 i know but i want shane to make it in more detail like
Salary
Job satisfaction
Demand
X factors
Oh look. ets see what he has to offer us introverts
''Number 1: Trucker''
Me. A bad driver: No
Which engineering job you talking about? Because Software Engineering job is one of the most sociable job in the entire world. Especially if you do scrum/agile methodology at your company.
After working as a nurse, it makes me hate people. Burnt out &exhausted…
Does anybody have info on IT managers trying to find these loop holes.
Trucking is likely going to begin to go full electric. So the industry will just keep on trucking, just no with combustion power. And electric powered big rigs has way more upside than downsides!! There'll probably be tax, DMV registration and insurance rate incentives for going electric. Warranty costs will likely be less. Operational costs, less. The big downside I see, is with the gradual elimination of big rig diesel mechanic jobs. But hopefully it'll be a gradual process. And give time for people to make career adjustments. People seriously enjoying diesel mechanic work can slip over to power-generator systems. Diesel will remain in use in various forms, just not on the road much. The Tesla co. was talking about sales prices on their electric big rigs at only around $150k ea. That's a price that fleets are gonna jump on, I would think.. So check out the Tesla TH-cam about their proposed big rig!
Could you please talk more about Information Science major? I feels like people dont talk about it enough and underrated
timestamps suck, just trynna keep us watching the entire vid
No wonder teens are becoming truck drivers now.
There's other nice jobs where your mind isn't overloaded dealing with more than one person at a time. Like residential plumbing, portrait photography (not wedding tho), etc.
Kinda reminds me of the Dilbert "Garbage man" that seems to have a genius level intellect, who one time rewrote and optimized Dilbert's code.
Im doing freelance in sign language interpreting/translation work also in, Japanese, Chinese and Spanish
I’ve been working for the same shitty company for 4.5 years and I need a change but I’m scared and don’t know what to do. I want to be successful but also I’ve never known what I wanted to do in life, I’ve never really been pushed into things as a kid so I feel like I’m fucked
Neat
Dude did not speak about sales in the end- lol
How about financial technology
YEAH!!😁
Why isn't trading on the list
Did not hesitate to watch this video..😅
Otherwise Great work Shane 👍👍
Thanks Boyd!
Anything in the finance field for introverts?
Don’t know if this counts for finance but accounting maybe
Discretionary trading maybe?
Financial analyst. A degree in information systems or finance is good for it.