Can You please do a video about what degrees will be faced out due to AI!!!

Could you give your opinion on the expert rating certificates?

So no degrees in the arts 🎭?

Shane, what do you think of law degrees?

I look for school in usa still consider what major that i have to pick .right one. Im from indonesia. And btw you so handsome .dude. sorry

What is remote nurse doing?

@@ivan_9386 Maybe telehealth? Like if you have an upcoming surgery, a nurse usually calls to tell you what to expect and stuff.

Source: Dude trust me

How do u work remotely

@alfonsosalinas3026 Spoken like a true hater. Get back to work at Panda Express 👏🏻 chop chop

Don't y'all have laws and stuff anyways that protect your jobs?

@@trawsoza2926 I don't think any laws explicitly protects us from being replaced by technologies but the profession tries to create barriers of entry to become Certified Public Accountants. There are a lot of states changing the requirements to become a Certified Public Accountant because of the talent shortage the profession is facing.

@@spire259 oh I see

@Dakota Bledsoe there are such thing as crypto accountants and block chain experts in the accounting profession. Crypto is now taxed with its own rules. Blockchain tech is being implemented in accounting and auditing. If accountants are anything, they are masters of change. Every new technology is supposedly gonna put accountants out of business ( the release of Microsoft excel is one example). Not sure if Crypto ever will affect accountants like people initially thought.

do you think accounting is female dominated @SPIRE259

Nice! You're welcome!

Hey my dad was Army, retired a year ago landed a Cyber job that makes him 250k a year. Thank you for your service.

@@user-cv7yp8cw3ewhat is it specifically? Does and can he work remotely?

@@user-cv7yp8cw3e ai caramba, how'd he pull that off? Data scientist?

I just got out the military and I’m just trying to get my bachelors to commission as an officer

Probably a dumb question, but, mechanical engineering is hard? I always thought it was the standard (read: basic) engineering field compared to the other ones.

@@ked4 Mechanical is about average in difficulty FOR engineering but engineering is one of the hardest if not the hardest group of majors

It being the "standard"​ doesn't mean it's easy. The foundations of engineering itself are hard, so most engineering degrees are hard. @@ked4

​@travo6805 whats the average pay for mechinical engineering? And is it a 9 to 5?

@@travo6805

What do you do? Kind of odd to focus on a sister in law. I have a background in physics & engineering (nuclear) and then I did nursing. My neck is crooked, so I'm considering computer science as a possible option for the remainder of my life. After everything I've done & my age, I am not interested in earning a master's and indebting myself. I'm past the age where that would make sense. This man is wrong, engineering is not harder than nursing. Nursing courses are on par with engineering. Ask any school that. The program is harder. Clinicals, responsibility, lack of sleep, it's dangerous. This guy lost all credibility stating such a biased opinion as fact. You can not compare the two. They are science and BOTH have extraordinarily difficult curriculum & elements involved in learning.

@melissahouse3488

My BA is in Communications (I know😢)...but I'm doing Google Data Analytics Professional Certificate. I'm trying my best to learn SQL and Excel. But it's been a challenge. Data is definitely the new gold🧡

@@catmouse2882 Don't get down on yourself about that. Know what my original degree was in? Animal Science. 🤣🤣🤣 10 years later(yes 10) I finally graduate in CS with failed attempts in Animal science and Biology. You'll be fine. Honestly not mastering SQL isn't the end of the world. There are so many tools like Microsoft SQL server that can write the query for you. I almost never have to write SQL from scratch. It's much more important to master a tool for data visuals, like Power BI, Tableau, or Looker.

@Wolf Works Animal Science? Yeah...you won🤣 Microsoft SQL writes the queries for you!!??? Sign me up🤣 I've been working with BigQuerey from Google. I hate it!!!🤣 Data visualization I definitely need practice with. Tableau is a difficult for me. I'm gonna look into Power BI.

Econ major here, I’m currently breaking into that now. Great path 👍🏾

@@ksjb85 Financial analytics, fantastic choice! 💰

I have a background in physics & environmental engineer, I then did nursing. I'm now considering my options due to a bad neck, in Computer science. So I noticed your comment and wanted to thank you for letting him know it is a matter of opinion but the nursing programs at any given school are right on par with engineering for a reason. The advanced anatomy, physiology, med Surg, these are some of the most difficult materials one could ever attempt to learn. You are also having to learn this while performing late night clinicals and on little to no sleep! You have the direct responsibility of a life in your hand, and have to be quick!!! I told the guy off for such ignorance & claiming such sentiments as fact, as if he took nursing or is in an educated position to compare them? You can not compare two different arena's of science. Just because he found biology to be boring or unstimulating or "not difficult" doesn't classify it as easier but that of his own interpretation/opinion. Neither one is easy. That outlandishly false claim discredits him and I know now not to trust his overtly inflated channel or anything he says going forward. Him classifying nursing as an "easy" degree is a hoot & a half!!! I'd love to know if he became a nurse to state something that absurd!!! Thank you for standing up to his statement!!! I was hoping other people offended by that kind of arrogance would put him in his place! I'll find my computer science information from a far better source, as in people that actually work in it and at the schools. If this guy was successful, he'd be legit working & contributing in the world. He's a clown promoting another egocentric, God worship glorifying fest channel. 🙄PhD indeed!!! I never met one so daft & off and I've known plenty!!!

Hows environmental engineering and whyd you decide to switch? If youd be so kind

True, I am an engineer and I can say that working as a nurse is hard!

so you work remote from home you don't actually need to be on the site?

@@Ok-ih6vs nah I need to be on site to manage the labors workers sometime we be in the office but I mean is being on the site

My stepson is in college studying chemical engineering. He likes it. Chemistry is his favorite subject in high school. Which field of engineering are you in?

@@catmouse2882 I did a dual major in school, choosing Mechanical and Aerospace engineering. My current job is in the Aerospace industry which has been fantastic so far

@CB Good for you🙂 I hope my stepson will find good paying jobs after he graduates like you did. I don't know much about chemical engineering but my son wants to work in computer chip manufacturing....I didn't know that had something to do with chemical engineering.

@@catmouse2882 Im sure he will, chemical engineering is a great profession and there are ample jobs out there, especially for chip manufacturing and anything to do with batteries

What do you think about civil engineering? Can you share your views about it

Is it any different from a travel nurse? What didnt u like abt it? And is it super hard to attain a job after u graduate?

​@@Marmaleydenursing will always have job security, however they're overworked just as many other healthcare employees are. Travel nurses are expected to hit the ground running when they arrive to a facility / hospital.

I’m a nurse it’s not that bad lol Nursing school is just tough

I've worked with a lot of nurses. They're forced to carry loads I wouldn't even look at. They're shit on just as much as other hospital staff, which is all of them.

Bruh I’d be happy to make 150k

@@yolo6471lol 😂

Bruh I just be happy to make 70k…

I make 50k with remote logistics job no degree or previous work experience other than management roles and high stress roles previously. I’d love to make 150k i could pay off my house and do a full renovation in one year 😂😂

I'm living off 10k in texas I'll take a 15X increase

If you think economics is hard, you should see econometrics :D

Only thing I’d like to point out is the 9.8 for cs is for undergrad, the other 2 are medical school specialized. If they are not you can get your associates, bachelors and masters. I got my nursing degree by accident on my way to getting a cs degree and I didn’t even notice I had finished most of it ( I just need anatomy now ). There’s also other classes such as associates, bachelor, masters level nurses which statistics don’t get into .

This dude is wrong in so many of his videos, like him saying chemistry is a good degree, and in his trades video doesn't even mention Linemen, which get paid more than engineers in the same utility.

@@tonyantonio2 why isnt chemistry a good degree?

Cloud computing is definitely easy if you manage your time

@@El75390 do you work in cloud or do you study? There is a huge difference between these two things.

Thanks for letting me know. I guess this guy's running out of ideas.

So if you're afraid of other nurses don't do it? Sounds easy enough, I'm going for it.

@@Rocksolid1613 clinicals are not easy. You are juggling between filling out a ton of paperwork, figuring out the computers on your own, attempting to get a nurse to help you when they are not interested, going into a patients room to perform a task that you don’t know if you can actually do yet, and also completing all of the paperwork and tasks before you are able to leave the hospital. On top of those two nine hour days you have to go home and study for the remainder of the week and complete other class assignments. You also have to go to lecture which is usually about four or more hours. It is a tremendous amount of work so do it if you are prepared for it. I couldn’t see myself living that lifestyle the whole rest of my life.

If you are using Cerner for patient information it is going to be very challenging to fill out your clinical paperwork because there is so much information and it is hidden all over the place. There was no proper training that we got besides watching videos that were 5 hours long for Cerner training. This does not help at all. Also do not expect to shadow your instructor when you are in the hospital. You will hardly see them and at most you will see them only during lunch and for 5 other minutes the whole 9 hours you are there. Also, patients are not going to be happy a lot of the time. They are in the hospital for a reason. Everything that you perform must be professional with the patient and you must remember everything from skills labs.

​​@@bluebelly I went into nursing after my former life in physics & environmental engineering. My bent neck is such a painful problem, I'm considering my options. I am great at consumer protections, I work currently for a firm from home. Computer science was an idea I had. It's offered at the community college as well as the college across from my condo for a bachelor's. My concern is if a masters would be required for most employment opportunities and starting so late in life. Thank you for your insight, regarding nursing and I found it very interesting, your perspective. I feel badly about your advice, I am shy but I was somehow good at performing. I didn't consider it a sociable situation, but a confidence one. I learned how to irrigate tubing and so many other tasks from notes from coworkers or my mom explaining what to do. You are correct, there isn't much support or help. An a lot of back stabbing from my experiences. There is a very dark, seedy, corrupt & toxic culture and it's spilled over into abuse of the patients and the patient care experience has suffered Immensely due to how caddy & nasty some are in the medical field. The longer they are in, the more callous they get. I also know drug addiction was wide spread. This is so dangerous & scary!!! I left because I have always been very strict & anti-drugs and nurses were turning to stealing & script thiefing, desperate for pain relief. Physical as well as emotional. The rate of injury is very high. I did not want to end up in a wheel chair, no job in this world is worth that!!! My courses were some of the most difficult one could attempt to take, so I didn't appreciate this ignorant clown falsely claiming nursing is easier as if it's fact. That is his ignorant opinion. Not a valid PhD if you ask me! I probably won't visit back here but I wish I knew how you happened onto here and what you plan on doing? How far did you get before quitting? I could relate with your final sentiment, that you couldn't see yourself doing it your whole life. They need to address the harassment, toxicity, pain, it's a broken system and they have the nerve to wonder why people don't want to do it anymore. I wish you blessings in your journey & May God guide you in your decisions for a successful, happy & promising future!!! The school clinical location should have been more supportive! That is what they partner for & agree to do. It's nobody's win if students walk away. It doesn't sound like an environment conducive to positive patient care and team work. This is a failure on your schools part, I am curious if you went to them with these valid concerns? I'm avoiding this channel going forward but I hope you find what you are looking for and can be happy!!! I appreciated your sharing about the frustration! I'm sorry, it's a shame since nurses are needed. A lot must change!

@@Rocksolid1613 Go for nursing, clinicals are what make nursing school amazing and worthwhile

​@@royharper2003What a foolish comment. That's one of the highest salaries one could earn, she must be a nurse administrator at a hospital would be my guess. Would love to know how much you earn that your arrogant enough to put it down!?! 🙄 Probably peanuts!

Unless she is a hospital administrator, with a master's degree, I don't believe that amount. I don't know what it is with all the comments bragging about the nurse of the family. Although I will admit this guy is a jerk for claiming in the video nursing is an easy degree and easier than engineering. Highly false!!! That's his opinion, not fact!!!

How do you get into this field I'm in nyc ?

@@Foreva_my_side 2 ways, you can get a degree and associates online or bachelor online in safety or you can get the certs, OSHA 30 construction, OSHA 30 general industry, OSHA hazwoper, OSHA competent person fall protection training. They have these training at 360training website and they're I think 120 each. It's easier to get a job with the degree, but with the certs you should be able to get your foot in the door and once you get a few months under your belt you can swap jobs and increase pay. I got a ton of army buddies who did that.

Hey was just wondering do you think its doable to get this degree with no background or knowledge to the field? And how long did it take you to finish school if you dont mind me asking, thanks!

You got it!

​@@ShaneHummustalk about trade schools

Do you work with virtual machines in cloud computing?

Yeah and then you got to work as a nurse for the next 30 years

@reptilesgamers00 Beats working at Walmart where you work selling dog food.

@@kanegrey7697 Absolutely!!

@@reptilesgamers00 is that an issue? Lmao isn’t that the point of any career, to work for the next however many years?

2-year nursing degree not hard to get into

Nursing requires the best answer for the current situation. Engineering is more theory based and more black and white when it comes to answers.

Can I know the uni?

What's your background.. It's in Business field or IT field??

do you need to know computer basics before taking up a course in Cybersecurity. I studied business management but I'm thinking of getting a second degree. I'm not so vast in computers. Do you think it would be a good idea to get cybersecurity as a second degree?

I hate accounting class too 😭😭😭 that’s why I had to have a friend to help me in order for me to pass

Exactly I aced math but accounting is a nightmare Got b+ after extra classes

Just because you failed a portion of accounting doesn’t it make hard…On the grand scale of difficult degrees, accounting is much easier versus engineering! You have to take the message into context here, i mean it’s well illustrated throughout the video.

@@johnlarkin1687 Accounting is for those who know lots of math. I for one would suck at any math classes; let alone accounting classes 😒😞

​@@erickrosales2590 But accounting is basic arithmetic

True it's so confusing

Good stuff!

IT (at my school at least) only requires one math course if that sounds good to you!

@@BearOfZU ummmmmm I’ll pass

No math, no good pay (likely)

@@joseg.solano1891 don’t get me wrong, I love easy math but not hard math

All degrees will require some math.

They always say that. Tech isn't going anywhere!

Its hood5

Entry level tech requires 5 years of work experience which you can't get without getting a job inthe first place... CS is the most oversaturated degree but you can easily branch out in not just a software engineer or developer. Data scientist etc.

@@xXdnerstxleXxis being a software engineer worth it?

@@syrus1233 No, absolutely not if your goal is to become a software engineer. It's only worth it if there is something specific you want to be or rather, what you want to produce.

what does that mean

@@klineholmesIdk about everywhere but getting into a nursing program very competitive. I’m in California and admissions is based on lottery

I didn’t know accounting paid well.. isn’t the average pay like 60k?

@@malikasalikhbaeva7030 did you even watch the video, it is what you make of it, you can settle for a low paying job or get your CPA and earn more

Really?

Ai gonna hit accounting hard imo

@@rtx-kk2xqSo will CS…and healthcare…..and Psychology….and Information Technology…..and Economics. But there’s still jobs and careers going on. Don’t let AI be the blockage for your success.

Accounting is not hard.

@@johnlarkin1687 me: *looks at CPA exam passing rate: roughly 50% I don't know man, that doesn't look easy to me, either.

@@aether3697 If we average each exam to 50% pass, the odds of passing all on the first try is 1/16. It's incredibly difficult I would know, I have passed 3 of them and it has tested my sanity, and impacted my relationships. This video really should've touched on this because the way he explained accounting made it sound more like a bookkeeper which is not where you're going to make the big money.

oh they do, but you won't see most of them getting a job since they never cared about their major.

🤣🤣On gawd, especially when you get into your upper level classes

I agree with you how accounting is definitely not an easy major. A lot of people struggle with accounting. A lot of people change majors from accounting to business administration due to accounting being too difficult. The CPA exam has a reputation for being one of the most difficult exams a person can take. A lot of people struggle with accounting since accounting is a major that's extremely technical, involves a lot of applying knowledge and concepts, involves knowing and understanding a lot of rules, understanding exceptions to lots of rules, exceptions to the exceptions, etc. Accounting has a reputation for being a hard major, but most people think engineering, physics, and math are harder majors than accounting. Most people think accounting is the hardest business major.

SJSU is better for tech, I’m transferring to SFSU for CS after I’m done with CC cuz I can just commute.

Nobody cares. You need to shine in a tech interview. Get your credentials and move on, no guarantees.

how do you know?

@@klineholmes What are you asking specifically?

@@jessicasanchez5765why is it hard?

@@ayo3014 Because I'm unable to clone myself, I'm not an octopus, and I can't make bricks out of hay.

@@jessicasanchez5765I’m lost

Nothing in life is easy and he also explained it. You cannot just sit and earn a lot hard work is always require

A lot of what he says is questionable

Supply chain management jobs are basically inexistent

Yea but i dont wanna work at a workhouse im sick of the supply chain

It's easier than Economics and Statistics any day

how is criminal justice a high paying degree ?

@@Tristan-hw1dx Great question. A lot of people with criminal justice degrees get jobs such as prison warden, FBI agent, police captain, police sergeant, police lieutenant, cybersecurity agent, cybersecurity analyst, private investigator, etc which are high paying jobs. Even though having a criminal justice degree definitely helps in landing jobs such as prison warden, FBI agent, police captain, cybersecurity analyst, private investigator, etc, a person doesn't have to have a degree in criminal justice in order to get those kinds of jobs.

@@bikerboy9010 my mom and dad got a criminal justice degree and are broke as a joke. Im almost in hs what would you recommended I major in. I don’t care about fun I just want to make a lot of money

@@Tristan-hw1dx Sorry to hear about your parents being broke. High paying jobs in the criminal justice field such as prison warden, FBI agent, police captain, police sergeant, police lieutenant, cybersecurity agent, cybersecurity analyst, private investigator, forensics analyst, etc would be great jobs for your parents to apply to if they're interested in those kinds of jobs. Great college majors where there's lots of high paying jobs in the field are engineering, computer science, I.T., accounting, finance, business administration, marketing, sports management, construction management, etc. I don't recommend majoring in Philosophy, Political Science, Gender Studies, Women Studies, Feminism Studies, etc since there's little to no jobs in those kinds of fields. I recommend majoring in history if someone is interested in being a Social Studies teacher, but I don't recommend majoring in history if someone isn't interested in teaching because there's not a lot of jobs outside of teaching where you use history skills. Majors such as Psychology, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Astronomy, Nursing, etc are majors where there's lots of jobs in those fields, but you often need at least a Master's degree in these fields in order to advance and work your way up the corporate ladder in these fields. People need at least a Master's in fields such as Psychology, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Astronomy, etc if they want to make decent money in these fields and not be stuck at entry level jobs in those fields.

Forensics is too specific IMO, getting a general degree might be better

@@takethepillingodwetrust1510 The actual major name is Forensics w a concentration in Digital evidence. I want to work as smthng to do w crime, but I just dont know what to major in.

@@brokenfingersutbh I want something similar but as an international student there are limited job opportunities out there it hurts tbh

What do in hospital if you don't mind I just started my associate in healcare administration and I am too confuse.

And be out in the road 2/3montjs at a time with 3days home time. No thank you

Carpenter in the union for 10 years plus 10 years non union so total of 20 . Guess school could be faster

well he is not wrong anyways

@@asianboy2177 he’s wrong. I still don’t have a gf 🥲

​@@momsspaghetti8093 you haven't tried hard enough or you're a 3/10

@@starofalltime well you think every guy who goes to nursing gets a gf there? None of my guy friends have one yet and they’re pretty good looking.

@@momsspaghetti8093 sorry bro, idk what to tell you. Best of luck to them.

Best of luck!

I found IT easier since I can take Calculus 1 and Discrete Math to fulfill the math requirements but CS has more math class. IT is just CS lite.

IT is usually easier but some employers view it as a CS dropout major unfortunately. Both degrees will get you to 6 figures though if you get internships that are higher than helpdesk.

@@takethepillingodwetrust1510 wow

@@takethepillingodwetrust1510 its not untrue tho

@@takethepillingodwetrust1510what jobs can you get with a information technology degree? (Any high paying ones?)

did you decide on anything?