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If you’re in college don’t expect to just walk into these roles without either A. Going to a target school or B. Getting a very good internship. Something I wish I knew. Everyone has a bachelors these days so that really has no merit
How people can go so deep into student loan debt for a job that they cannot just walk into is crazy to me. If you cannot walk into it, is it really a career?
Work for a third party banking call center and I love it man! I don’t care if I make 100k a year as long as I’ve got a roof over my head and a warm bed I’m happy!
bro.. Finance, Technology, Medicine, Engineering, & Consulting offer the highest paid salaries in the world, on average sub six figures. And they’re ALWAYS in demand.
Aside from the accounting related jobs, a lot of these positions are highly competitive and don’t have a lot of job openings. Some of these jobs are only available in major metropolitan centers like nyc and the firms hiring want graduates from top universities
This video has made me confirm that I want to work in finance, I suggest you make a video on how to get some of these jobs if it fits in your interests.
i’ve always known i want to work in finance so i want to get a finance degree but my parents say it’s a useless degree and i should do engineering. advice??
First and foremost, do what's best for your life, not your parents. An engineering degree in any field will pay a 6-figure base salary for life. Finance, you have to get the right job, or you could end up being a manager at Walmart
In a 120 hour week which is worse case scenario you would probably be getting 3-4 hours of sleep on a bad day. Which obviously isn't sustainable long term but not every week is like that
He’s capping. No banker works anywhere close to 100 hours a week. 70-80 hours are most realistic. Bankers do work 100+ hours a week, but it rarely happens, probably 10% of a year. And a banker works around 50 weeks a year, so if 10% of those weeks are 100+ hour work weeks, it’s only 5 weeks which isn’t bad.
Nah my eldest bro is in banking sector and I asked him whether it's true, he said people like to over exaggerate to make themselves sound tough and bad ass. He said it's like once a year thing. Like the end of the financial year or have very big project.
You don't, I work two jobs and typically do 60 hours a week (sometimes up to 80 hours, at which point your start only getting six hours of sleep a night)
Unfortunately, you have no idea about salaries in hedge funds/market makers/high frequency trading companies for software engineers. Most of the companies pay INTERNS (usually after their first/second year at uni) around ~300k
No degree, 36 years old. Starting working as a bank teller around 9 years ago and have moved up, sideways and all around. Derivatives trader now, make circa $750-800k. Still don’t have a degree
I’m from Ireland and am living here… theses number do not reflect the jobs market over here…. 60000-90000 is the range here for most of the jobs you listed…. Starting out your lucky to be on 35k
Its hard because the S tier positions pay well but with insane hours. Most people wouldn't mind working hard to become an expert at something if they're compensated fairly. It's the being expected to work long hours even after acquiring the skillset that bothers me. Is there any career that comes to mind? The closest thing I have heard is software development in Fintech.
Why don't you become head of cyber security at Citibank in London? Delegate out the work to your team, use some tracking tools, and put your feet up with a cigar. If it goes wrong blame a lawyer for misguided advice or refer to some ts and cs
Can someone answer me this. If I don't go to a target school are any of these jobs eventually attainable? Or could I find a high paying job elsewhere on finance?
You read my mind. I was thinking about how cool a video like this would be a few days ago. I majored in finance and I'm currently working as a Finance Intelligence Analyst for a big tech company. Finance is extremely interesting and a lot of passionate people seem to be getting involved in the field. Anyone out there thinking about majoring in finance, do it! It's the best major in terms of understanding the "ins and outs" of businesses.
The top accounting position is controller which was already covered in this video. Most other jobs in accounting are middle income roles like staff accountant or accounting manager. There’s also low end accounting jobs like accounts payable and accounts receivable which don’t require a degree. That said accounting jobs are much more attainable than high finance jobs like asset management and private equity
my cousin is the head of operations at a hedge fund in singapore and makes about $1m a year (including bonus). he was a history major (albeit from any ivy). goes to show these numbers can vary widely
@smartfreelancer-dp2qd you can do a masters in anything you want. It's not always related to your Bachelors. But most Finance Masters require industrial experience as a prerequisite
Can you explain more in details each of the careers? I’m planing on studying finance and what to know more about the careers available for me. What to expect and how to get there.
Just skipped to the end. Ranking "Hedge Fund Manager" like it is something you just have to work hard for is totally insane. No one looking this video will ever become one
Wondering the same man but I been learning it for the past 3 years recently started to invest in myself n getting more insight from asset manager without a curriculum/ program I enjoy the trading side of it but equity analyst sound I can see myself do but I have no degree for some sort of school so I need some I can enter with some sort of certificate
Internships are the only entry point unless you got family in these businesses or very deep connections. Also you need to live in a city where these businesses exist.
It’s really confusing that m studying rn my bachelor in business administration and i want to specialize in finance . Still idont know if it’s enough to get a job with a good salary or i need a master in finance . Still my uni offer good internship opportunities .
25 years experience Investment Banking (15 years with 2x bulge bracket firms (left as Senior VP) and last 10 years running my own boutique investme nt bank.
@@SupshowYT Not just any finance degree, at least apply to a few of the top universities or colleges for their degrees I myself went to London School of Economics with my bachelors majoring in International Finance and Economics and minored in Meteorology (using weather patterns to predict global macroeconomic trends and event driven strategies), then 5 years after graduating I went for my MBA/JD at Harvard Business School
A relationship manager at Morgan Stanley for top ten percent in performance makes 200k+ and for senior relationship manager they are making 400k-450k if in the top ten percent for both bonuses in a year where the firm did good. Since performance bonuses are based on firm performance. I am pretty new in the role and its pretty much glorified customer service. Obviously for high performers that is freaking good money. I guess that would be under "sales" but you are only doing sales referrals to local FAs. Not closing anyone. So not high pressure sales.
Have rich parents that can support you during college so that you don’t have to work, go to one of the fancy expensive universities, get an internship at one of the big banks. I learned the hardway, if you don’t go to a target school and you don’t do internships good luck getting one of these higher paying jobs
What side of finance For Deal making front end jobs do what Javier says he's spot on For analysis types backend roles Skill up like crazy but first figure out what exactly you like in finance (there could be bunch of things) Do some courses on fixed income derivatives equity (research and valuation) currency etc learn what's risk management Get a gist of what finance is all about If you like any of these ofc go to a good uni and do relevant certifications on the top of it (frm for risk cfa for financial analyst etc)
I’m very new to the world of finance/banking/etc. and trying to wrap my head around all the different jobs and where they stand in companies. If anyone knows a video “for dummies” I’d so so so appreciate a reply
IB is by far the best shet to get into. The experience and exposure u get is betond belief. And dont let me talk about the pay lol. Im trying so hard to get in but it is extremely difficult. Also, for consulting it depends where u work also. I work in big 4 corporate finance, i deal a lot with valuation, buy/sell side mandates, M&A and debt restructuring. I dont make even close to what is mentioned in the video. My monthly pay as an associate is 2k usd a month. So yeah dont get fooled so fast lol. But yes IB is something i want
You need a quantitative background, in terms of pay: Citadel > Optiver > Flowtraders. However, it is worth noting that flowtraders is much lower in salary compared to the other two.
I’m going to college this year I live in Ireland and I got a full ad Astra scholarship for cricket to UCD I’ve already decided I’m doing finance and the plan is to go into investment banking
Asset management is there, but it is more of an industry as a whole, including wealth and portfolio managers. So you can refer Portfolio management and Asset Management at the same time
You look so similar to two completely different people that i know. I would love to line you up with nick and Glenn because i think they are your brothers or douplegang. No offence but you look like a policy adviser and rock star I know
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Can you please make videos for accounting graduate?!!?
can you do one for healthcare please
Stop with the embedded ads in videos bro.
Can you add timestamps to your videos?
If you’re in college don’t expect to just walk into these roles without either A. Going to a target school or B. Getting a very good internship. Something I wish I knew. Everyone has a bachelors these days so that really has no merit
and to get a good internship you need to go to a target school.
How people can go so deep into student loan debt for a job that they cannot just walk into is crazy to me.
If you cannot walk into it, is it really a career?
Actually only 25% of adults in the United States have a bachelor's degree or higher, hardly "everyone".
@@jamesw7072 comparatively to the amount of these jobs available, everyone has a bachelors
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Mr. Hummus, you didn't mention SoundCloud Rapper
That one would be S++++ tier for sure 😂
@@ShaneHummus 😂
HAHAHAHA
@@ShaneHummusthank you for your videos helping it more ways and more people than you thing imaginable
Work for a third party banking call center and I love it man! I don’t care if I make 100k a year as long as I’ve got a roof over my head and a warm bed I’m happy!
Now I understand why so many people get finance degrees to work in banking. I didn't know you could make salaries this high.
bro.. Finance, Technology, Medicine, Engineering, & Consulting offer the highest paid salaries in the world, on average sub six figures. And they’re ALWAYS in demand.
I hope that is still the case after I graduate because I’m sick and tired doing hard labor job. I’m going back to school for finance
@@dolphfrancoDo Computer Science. AI is coming in and those lads will be needed to innovate them.
@NehemieMomo it's so confusing tho man
@@igee1605 Do what you can, learn to love it, research more if needed, good luck
I'm looking for a man in finance. Trust fund. 6'5. Blue eyes.
Very useful video for a college student going into the job market.
Thanks! Glad you think so.
If you get a finance degree but not from the best school is it still possible to get the high end finance jobs?
You never have a guarantee. I think it depends a lot on your CV and your experience.
Aside from the accounting related jobs, a lot of these positions are highly competitive and don’t have a lot of job openings. Some of these jobs are only available in major metropolitan centers like nyc and the firms hiring want graduates from top universities
This video has made me confirm that I want to work in finance, I suggest you make a video on how to get some of these jobs if it fits in your interests.
I think this video just did the same for me. What school are you thinking about getting your finance degree from?
Asset Management here!
Really nice video!!
Thanks!
i’ve always known i want to work in finance so i want to get a finance degree but my parents say it’s a useless degree and i should do engineering. advice??
First and foremost, do what's best for your life, not your parents. An engineering degree in any field will pay a 6-figure base salary for life. Finance, you have to get the right job, or you could end up being a manager at Walmart
finance is much better pay wise
80-120 hrs a week of work??? I don't think the week even has that many hours lol, when are you supposed to sleep?
In a 120 hour week which is worse case scenario you would probably be getting 3-4 hours of sleep on a bad day. Which obviously isn't sustainable long term but not every week is like that
He’s capping. No banker works anywhere close to 100 hours a week. 70-80 hours are most realistic. Bankers do work 100+ hours a week, but it rarely happens, probably 10% of a year. And a banker works around 50 weeks a year, so if 10% of those weeks are 100+ hour work weeks, it’s only 5 weeks which isn’t bad.
Nah my eldest bro is in banking sector and I asked him whether it's true, he said people like to over exaggerate to make themselves sound tough and bad ass. He said it's like once a year thing. Like the end of the financial year or have very big project.
@@JohnWick-pr2bewhat bank does he work for?
You don't, I work two jobs and typically do 60 hours a week (sometimes up to 80 hours, at which point your start only getting six hours of sleep a night)
My equity firm there's 20 year olds making over million dollars a year
What do you expect from a fresh college graduate? Which skills? Thank in Advance
Starting an investment banking gig in 2 months wish me luck brother.
Good luck!
You got this! Good luck!
How is it going
Hey how are you right now, is the Job fun?
What happened
Don’t know a lot of people that go straight into asset management right out of undergrad
Unfortunately, you have no idea about salaries in hedge funds/market makers/high frequency trading companies for software engineers. Most of the companies pay INTERNS (usually after their first/second year at uni) around ~300k
No degree, 36 years old.
Starting working as a bank teller around 9 years ago and have moved up, sideways and all around.
Derivatives trader now, make circa $750-800k.
Still don’t have a degree
First year quant trader at any of the top 10 or so prop shops will make 250-300k+ tbh in total comp
I’m from Ireland and am living here… theses number do not reflect the jobs market over here…. 60000-90000 is the range here for most of the jobs you listed…. Starting out your lucky to be on 35k
'this is america'
Yeah it's not the same here 😪
How do investment bankers work 120 hr a week. That's more than 17 hours a day.
sleep 7 hours
Cocaine
Highest Paying Job For Finance Is Going to Be Sales & Trading In an Investment Fund Where You Work Directly With Money Issuers
Absolutley, maybe he did not do his research properly :D
Its hard because the S tier positions pay well but with insane hours. Most people wouldn't mind working hard to become an expert at something if they're compensated fairly. It's the being expected to work long hours even after acquiring the skillset that bothers me. Is there any career that comes to mind? The closest thing I have heard is software development in Fintech.
Why don't you become head of cyber security at Citibank in London? Delegate out the work to your team, use some tracking tools, and put your feet up with a cigar. If it goes wrong blame a lawyer for misguided advice or refer to some ts and cs
@@Benucci_music why so specific? 🤣
@@shyshka_ not sure. Made the whole thing up
0:49 Bro found the humblest way to say I dont fucking care if you dont agree with me
Could my economics degree be used for this???? im going to columbia
I'm glad that I chose Finance and accounting as my major. My College is gonna start in 3 months. So looking forward to it
how is it going till now?
I’m curious as well!
How are you doing now?
Asking same question
Thank you for making this video it really helped alot
Happy to help!
If someone knows finance and data science then what job he can do and what will be he called , what can be the base salary for him
Glassdoor might help answer your question
The content in the first five minutes is just sponsorships. WTH?
mans gotta eat
Keep in mind glass door is usually 40% lower than what it actually is lol
Can someone answer me this. If I don't go to a target school are any of these jobs eventually attainable? Or could I find a high paying job elsewhere on finance?
Yeah I'm wondering the same thing
The best video I have seen in my life.
You saved my career
You read my mind. I was thinking about how cool a video like this would be a few days ago. I majored in finance and I'm currently working as a Finance Intelligence Analyst for a big tech company. Finance is extremely interesting and a lot of passionate people seem to be getting involved in the field. Anyone out there thinking about majoring in finance, do it! It's the best major in terms of understanding the "ins and outs" of businesses.
Hi Rafael, I'm also planning to pursue US CPA, is it a good career path?
Thanks my guy. Wasnt sure if I should study it
I have my bachelors in business management and I’m going back to school for my MS in finance corporate finance.
@@darnellebeckford9631 which school?
Kool,
What is an average realistic salary for the type of work you are doing?
Can you do highest paid accounting career’s next?
Those don't exist
The top accounting position is controller which was already covered in this video. Most other jobs in accounting are middle income roles like staff accountant or accounting manager. There’s also low end accounting jobs like accounts payable and accounts receivable which don’t require a degree. That said accounting jobs are much more attainable than high finance jobs like asset management and private equity
What about Financial Advising or Wealth Management banker?
It's the best field.
@@antonycodrington9964Would you know how pay and working hours would look like by chance?
my cousin is the head of operations at a hedge fund in singapore and makes about $1m a year (including bonus). he was a history major (albeit from any ivy). goes to show these numbers can vary widely
Where does your cousin work
Can someone study masters of finance with histoey major ?!!!
yes if you get accepted, my brother did masters in finance after computer engineering@@smartfreelancer-dp2qd
@@smartfreelancer-dp2qddepends on the school. But there are some options
@smartfreelancer-dp2qd you can do a masters in anything you want. It's not always related to your Bachelors. But most Finance Masters require industrial experience as a prerequisite
what do you think would be the highest paying job that someone can get with a computer science degree in the finance industry?
Look into Quantitative Development
What kind of banking? Where to work? Paid until a million dollars a year? that is unimaginable unless you are holding a very high position...
Can you explain more in details each of the careers? I’m planing on studying finance and what to know more about the careers available for me. What to expect and how to get there.
Just skipped to the end. Ranking "Hedge Fund Manager" like it is something you just have to work hard for is totally insane.
No one looking this video will ever become one
Do you consider ‘risk’ as a finance job ?
Thanks
Risk management yes
is there a program, video, or some kind of guide, that’ll help newcomers enter into the financial space?
Wondering the same man but I been learning it for the past 3 years recently started to invest in myself n getting more insight from asset manager without a curriculum/ program I enjoy the trading side of it but equity analyst sound I can see myself do but I have no degree for some sort of school so I need some I can enter with some sort of certificate
Internships are the only entry point unless you got family in these businesses or very deep connections. Also you need to live in a city where these businesses exist.
Should I study banking and finance or finance alone for my bachelor degree?? I wanna be an investment banker in the UK.
Study physics at a top university
And wealth management ?
I missed this Shane, the informative one about jobs insight not the 1000$ daily-weekly-monthly video spam
It’s really confusing that m studying rn my bachelor in business administration and i want to specialize in finance . Still idont know if it’s enough to get a job with a good salary or i need a master in finance . Still my uni offer good internship opportunities .
Whats the point of a tier list where everything is either A or S
Get a job in finance
@Lregofins34 I already have one haha
Thank you a lot for the video! Really helpful
There's so much money in finance it's insane...
Sorry I’m still not clear on why you forfeited the 6 figure bonus …
can we say, that this will be applicable to Indian market as well?
You should make a vid for MIS careers
Hang in there!
I cant choose between IT/Software or Finance... Its a hard decision
Software pays more and better lifestyle but finance is probably easier to break into nowadays
@@Shinesaur way too much stress for me if I did finance
What did u selected then?
@@yt_searchhtech is way more stressful what are you talking about
Funny that quality of life was mentionned once in this rating. You‘ll be dead by 50, if you‘re lucky as an investment banker.
what about financial advisors?
Not sure the FP&A director number is correct. Most directors top out at like 300 base with 100-150k bonus/equity options for a TC of around 400ish.
What am I doing in engineering
what about finance and law. do you know who employ them and their overlap with general corporate law
I’m doing bank phone calls currently University Of Phoenix got a finance and Technology degree
What do I need for this? A master in finance?
@ShaneHummus you missed out capital markets
Portfolio managers, and wealth advisors.
My friend fixes code for a black rock trading platform. Turns out they pay 100 k plus for those fixing the nuts and bolts on their trading platform
non-finance degree from ivy > finance degree from non-ivy
Really good video great job! :)
However you did miss the intern job but that would likely be placed in either the f-c tier due to its pay and cons
“You could be working 80-120 hours a week with this one…. S TIER” bro how are you rating these 😂
Of course you did. Legal and Compliance.
Sir please make a video on global finance jobs 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
25 years experience Investment Banking (15 years with 2x bulge bracket firms (left as Senior VP)
and last 10 years running my own boutique investme nt bank.
So is it worth getting a finance degree?
@@SupshowYT Not just any finance degree, at least apply to a few of the top universities or colleges for their degrees
I myself went to London School of Economics with my bachelors majoring in International Finance and Economics and minored in Meteorology (using weather patterns to predict global macroeconomic trends and event driven strategies), then 5 years after graduating I went for my MBA/JD at Harvard Business School
@@raymondfrancis2983 How much did you make
Why learn about the stock market when all you need is the Inverse Cramer Law
You missed Portfolio manager.
could u do a video on jobs related to sustainability ? thanks!
Where is MSC Computational Finance
A relationship manager at Morgan Stanley for top ten percent in performance makes 200k+ and for senior relationship manager they are making 400k-450k if in the top ten percent for both bonuses in a year where the firm did good. Since performance bonuses are based on firm performance. I am pretty new in the role and its pretty much glorified customer service. Obviously for high performers that is freaking good money. I guess that would be under "sales" but you are only doing sales referrals to local FAs. Not closing anyone. So not high pressure sales.
what advice would you give to someone who just graduated high school and is seeking a job in the finance industry?
Go to college
Have rich parents that can support you during college so that you don’t have to work, go to one of the fancy expensive universities, get an internship at one of the big banks.
I learned the hardway, if you don’t go to a target school and you don’t do internships good luck getting one of these higher paying jobs
What side of finance
For Deal making front end jobs do what Javier says he's spot on
For analysis types backend roles
Skill up like crazy but first figure out what exactly you like in finance (there could be bunch of things)
Do some courses on fixed income derivatives equity (research and valuation) currency etc learn what's risk management
Get a gist of what finance is all about
If you like any of these ofc go to a good uni and do relevant certifications on the top of it (frm for risk cfa for financial analyst etc)
I will be a hedge fund manager someday
that's my goal.
Make a video ranking insurance Career /agents ( life, health, and p&c agent )
Also, real estate agent, cfo
This was great! thanks
Thank you this video helped a lot
You're welcome. Glad it helped.
starting in Deloitte M and A as a first proper job, hopefully opens up more opporunities
Please sir make management list❤
Can somebody make a list for me with all the names and salary from highest to lowest in the video
With a accounting degree you can get most of these jobs right ?
Yes, but add some data analysis courses
@@guyleneewane5320 Okay thank you! I start college in October!
@@Black.fitness23 Learn advanced Excel, SQL, Tableau, PowerBI, financial modeling, and data visualization. You can thanks me later 😀.
I’m very new to the world of finance/banking/etc. and trying to wrap my head around all the different jobs and where they stand in companies. If anyone knows a video “for dummies” I’d so so so appreciate a reply
IB is by far the best shet to get into. The experience and exposure u get is betond belief. And dont let me talk about the pay lol. Im trying so hard to get in but it is extremely difficult. Also, for consulting it depends where u work also. I work in big 4 corporate finance, i deal a lot with valuation, buy/sell side mandates, M&A and debt restructuring. I dont make even close to what is mentioned in the video. My monthly pay as an associate is 2k usd a month. So yeah dont get fooled so fast lol.
But yes IB is something i want
24k a year???? what country
middle east@@kings9724
QR is better
whats QR. quantitative research?@@zzzzzzzjsjyue2175
Investmentbanking is not a job, its a lifestyle.
I wanna be 1😊
How about HFT (High Frequency Trading) like Optiver, Citadel or Flowtraders?
You need a quantitative background, in terms of pay: Citadel > Optiver > Flowtraders. However, it is worth noting that flowtraders is much lower in salary compared to the other two.
You literally skipped Financial Advisors, Private Bankers, commercial Bankers
Are this data only from US? Can you do this about European countries as well?
This was interesting
Could you do an Economics and Econometrics one
Here you go
Is An Economics Degree Worth It?
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What about compliance and anti money laundering
I started selling cars for honda at 21 and made about 150k each year since lol im 24 now. i never went to college
what'e the trick ? 😂
Is there any degree that I could go get that would hive me a chance to go into any finance career
Can you make one for Actuaries
So what bachelors degree would you need to do things like this
I’m going to college this year I live in Ireland and I got a full ad Astra scholarship for cricket to UCD I’ve already decided I’m doing finance and the plan is to go into investment banking
extremely cool, man I am also from ireland
You missed portfolio manager, can you please rank that
Asset management is there, but it is more of an industry as a whole, including wealth and portfolio managers. So you can refer Portfolio management and Asset Management at the same time
Equity Researcher here. True, it pays well.
Could you kindly do Supply Chain Management or logistics career tier list Next? Thanks 😁
Great video
You look so similar to two completely different people that i know. I would love to line you up with nick and Glenn because i think they are your brothers or douplegang. No offence but you look like a policy adviser and rock star I know