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Rishika
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Guwahati, Assam, India
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what bachlors degree should i major in that will not only be higly paying but also peak my intrests ?
in the age of ai and the rising compittition i am unable to find my self a relevent degree that would help me be in the position i envision myself to be
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Adja soumahoro
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Hi Rishika,
Good question! I suppose the main thing is to focus on what interests you. At the end of the day you have to think about your job long term. Although people can pivot and change their careers at any point in life, remember you will most likely be working 5 days a week, 8 hours a day. So do something you enjoy and find interesting. With regards to AI, don't feel to overwhelmed by it. A lot of companies are focusing on how to integrate AI into the workplace as a way to reduce long administrative work so that employees can focus more on on the strategic value they bring to the company. Workplaces still require a human approach to a lot of tasks and this can't be replaced by AI.
High paying jobs typically continue to be your traditional ones like lawyer, doctor etc... But I work for a tech company and I can also tell you that anything software Engineer, Solutions Consultant and anything in Sales or Recruitment also pays well. Take a look at the skills and qualifications that you already have, think about whether you're more pragmatic, scientific, technology wired or more, arts, languages, creative and take it from there.
I hope this helps reassure you a little bit :)
Good question! I suppose the main thing is to focus on what interests you. At the end of the day you have to think about your job long term. Although people can pivot and change their careers at any point in life, remember you will most likely be working 5 days a week, 8 hours a day. So do something you enjoy and find interesting. With regards to AI, don't feel to overwhelmed by it. A lot of companies are focusing on how to integrate AI into the workplace as a way to reduce long administrative work so that employees can focus more on on the strategic value they bring to the company. Workplaces still require a human approach to a lot of tasks and this can't be replaced by AI.
High paying jobs typically continue to be your traditional ones like lawyer, doctor etc... But I work for a tech company and I can also tell you that anything software Engineer, Solutions Consultant and anything in Sales or Recruitment also pays well. Take a look at the skills and qualifications that you already have, think about whether you're more pragmatic, scientific, technology wired or more, arts, languages, creative and take it from there.
I hope this helps reassure you a little bit :)