STEM degree is a mistake

[n9wiff]

don't fall for this cope he lives in america, capital of finance world. business majors work as supermarket cashier where I live

I wouldn't be surprised if this kind of opportunity is 1/1000 among new graduates in malaysia



actuary earns minimum wage here I looked into it. I was actually way more interested in finance than law before researching

Business majors usually work some low tier rut corpo job before climbing up

Connections matter more with business so like law or finance is good 

Actuaries here earn a lot relatively and accountants can just go work in Singapore for first world wage and convert to MYR, lot of financial institutions there accepting fresh grads for bone gruelling labour lol

[mogs_me]

If you are skilled and with enough experience (mostly for networking adequately) you can open your own engineering firm, there'll be no shortage of projects to work on, you can earn as much as you can work for.

that’s a big if. also depends on what kind of experience u have. if it’s something generic and widely applicable sure but many ppl including myself will have very niche specific experience that there is little consulting work for. also doing stuff like this is definitely not as risk-free and easy as u seem to imply

[mogs_me]

don't fall for this cope he lives in america, capital of finance world. business majors work as supermarket cashier where I live

I wouldn't be surprised if this kind of opportunity is 1/1000 among new graduates in malaysia



actuary earns minimum wage here I looked into it. I was actually way more interested in finance than law before researching

yea that’s fair my perspective is US only

[towncel]

that’s a big if. also depends on what kind of experience u have. if it’s something generic and widely applicable sure but many ppl including myself will have very niche specific experience that there is little consulting work for. also doing stuff like this is definitely not as risk-free and easy as u seem to imply

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