/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54328240
This nigga knows what's up.
Your profs will tell you that your stream has options and that there are plenty of jobs to choose from. Reality is harsh. Conventional engineering companies are running on paper-thin margins. Unless your company is working strictly within your country, the cushy inspection parts of the contract will be outsourced to the local companies. Many companies will push for office work because boomer managers will do anything to get out of their homes and unhappy marriages. Getting a WFH position can be challenging.

t. Electrical engineer who took learn2code pill

Coding jobs are fucking easy compared to mind-numbing drafting and occasional inspections. If you do go the coding route, you will have an advantage compared to bootcamp grads because HR and managers think that STEM major make better coders.

>>53495787
Lots of my friends are in trades and you are lying. Hours are long if you want to make decent living. By 35-38 all have serious health problems.
It pays better in the beginning, but the only way forward is making a company and managing several.
Given that most tradies only have high school starting and running a successful company is 1/1000 for any tradie.

There will be no oversupply because it's backbreaking work and people burn out really fast or get injured. The only ones that seem to last longest are electricians and hvac techs

>>26906434
Ya'll know they're actually going to make movies about r*ddit and this and not /biz/ and link

>Evri price goes down
>Evri volume goes up from 20 million
Dafuq?

Is a vasectomy a good investment?

>got laid off at age of 30

are kids a good investment?

>>18703341
this is some serious cope i just wanted to spam my oc retard