One study shows that nearly 60% of marketing majors are working high-school level jobs five years after graduating.
by fishupontheheavens
One study shows that nearly 60% of marketing majors are working high-school level jobs five years after graduating.
by fishupontheheavens
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Many degrees from college need to be removed as they are roi negative
Makes sense, marketing is one of those majors that people choose because they have no idea what they want to do and they refuse to study anything math related. They have an aversion to challenging themselves academically. And I suspect that aversion carries over into their careers as well, where they would be more likely to settle for a low paying job than deal with the rigorous interview processes required to secure higher paying jobs.
A marketing degree was a business management degree with no accounting or statistics requirement when I was in college. I lived with a bunch of kids getting art history degrees. Why not write an article on how many of those kids are even working in the art field. I always told them when they were painting that if they want to make money they should focus on volume.
Perhaps 60% of all college graduates are working high school level jobs. Sure that tuition is worth it mom and dad? You can learn a lot from YouTube for free!
100% of them are on these forums asking why they can’t get a 100k+, WFH, job ANYWHERE (marketing only please)