Wtf are you talking about she hadnt even finished her degree, ofc she could have landed another job before graduating. "Poorie", okay you need to work through your own issues to refer to yourself.
I have a Marketing degree. It’s not all fun and games. In fact, the cool stuff like making marketing plans or coming up with advertising campaigns, is done by senior level people. So you’ll still be in spreadsheets, just not as complicated as accounting spreadsheets.
Also for some reason nowadays entering level marketing positions are borderline exploitative, they want you to do so much and pay you so little and sometimes the tasks are not even marketing related 💀
Im a CMO. Planning marketing efforts is not as fun as you think. It’s exhausting and you get decision fatigue and anxiety. Have i made the right choices? Not to mention you have to manage people that do stuff like the spreadsheets. Thats another whole exhausting thing cause you do have to micro manage a lot of the time and follow up and make sure goals are met and motivation is kept up. I sometimes wish i was just someone that was told to make a spreadsheet because it is so much less stressful. Burnout is real.
@@mirandagarcia7866boohoo. Thats life. You start low and have to do things outside of your job description. Thats how you get promoted. Thats how you become a CMO. You are not willing to put in extra work and are crying about not having a higher paying position? Listen to yourself.
I’m a CPA and absolutely love it. I left public accounting and work in private. Make 180k a year, work remotely as a Controller doing 40-45 hours per week. I’ve never been unemployed. I have other side gigs that explore my creative side but will always be thankful for the security my CPA licensing provides.
@@mrshunter6747 depends more on your qualifications. It took me about 10 years but if you have experience and bounce every two years moving up in salary it can be done sooner. The key is to have audit, tax, accounting and management blend in your experience.
Im so jealous. I have a long way to go and I know the hard work you put into getting a CPA is extreme. I decieded to get my CFP first because its said to be easier and I just dont believe in myself... I dont think i am smart enough to get a CPA license. But im planning on exploring while im still in school. theres soooo manythings u can do... im just overwhelmed now that im almost finished with my BS in accounting.
@@UnBesoDeCristalshe could’ve dropped out and went to CSUN or a different university that offers marketing but no she rather stay and whine about how ucla isn’t bending down to her every whim.
And you know this how? How is a 18 to 20 year old supposed to make a definitive choice in life like that? They tend to change their minds part way thru college...I know firsthand as I worked in University for 5 years@@Yrkr785
By the way kids go to school get a high paying degree use the money for your hobbies and interests. Stop listening to influencers who don’t tell you how they were set up after quitting.
Exactly. If social media didn’t exist and what it could do for people (and if you weren’t moderately attractive) people would have to suck up what they had to do because there is no alternative.
Aoa Need advice which degree is better between BAF and BBA( finance accounting. Between a BBA specialised in finance accounting and a account finance major which ones better?? I can get exemptions for ACCA with BAF but with BBA can get gpa which I need for masters what to do ? Can I work in finance accounting sector with just BBA (Finance Account) is it ok if we want to do masters what masters can we do afterwards related to IT
Questions... is getting a degree later worth it or something to do? Younger days I wanted to study psychology or accounting. I opted for psychology. Got a degree but life happened... so have not worked in my field. Now in 40s. And was thinking of going to get a degree in accounting. But just wondering if it worth it or will set me back
@@kaybee2411it depends where you live and specifically your area but generally the higher up the chain you go the more likely they will need you to meet specific qualifications. Most places just require a degree but higher up leadership positions may require more specific degrees. And a specialist or consultant will probs need a qualification. So depends what u want and where u are. If you know ppl who do the hiring process ask them too o
Please ignore this dogshit advice. Take the first job offer and keep applying for new jobs. A recruiter is much more likely to consider an applicant who already has a job, as it shows that the applicant is interested in the field and not just desperate for a paycheck.
Btw kids, it is cool to secure something so early on. If it is what you want. But don't take something you don't want, because you're feeling pressured. Also, you can always switch after you take it. Apply to something else while you have a job, it's less pressure.
You chose correctly with accounting. Job security moving into a recession will be the most important factor to someone’s success. Marketing departments have the highest turnover and usually are cut first above others when needed. Bottom line, I’d never take advise from someone in marketing, Accountants on the other hand, it’s literally our profession to give advise.
So your advice is to stick to accounting/economics major and not go to marketing. I feel like with my major I can get a job with marketing if I wanted to
@@wayvislife Economics and Accounting are two completely different careers. Bottom line, it’s up to you but don’t go blaming others when you can’t get hired with a pointless degree. ✌🏼
With an accounting degree you can get into all the business degrees(marketing, economics, HR) but not vice versa. If you ain't satisfied with accounting just get another position, accounting is legit the MOST flexible profession.
Her privilege is showing.... not everyone has a choice in their career. While she's out here making choices about where to work, other people are hustling to get a job in the first place. Not shitting on her, but it shows perspective of different starting points. Her advice only applies to a small group of people
Oh noooo, she got into a top college and got a good job. The world really is cruel. She might as well have been born intp a slave labour camp at a coltan mine in Congo. I see why there is sad music ocer this. 😭
You got lucky your school didn’t have marketing. I got a marketing degree. I hate it. Marketing spends money to make more sales thereby more money. But it’s a money spender first. In times of need, marketing is first to go. It’s a crap degree. I wished I focused on accounting.
I graduated a year ago already and I'm still looking for just basic RETAIL JOBS and I cant find one. If I was presented with an opportunity to work in what I studied, I would take it. Money is needed to live.
As an accounting student, its really hard to understand the complexities of all the subjects, we had to learn; from auditing, taxation, law, accounting, information system, investments, management services and others. Concepts over concepts, all about money we had to learn them in order to compute the amount for every person to every businesses. So if you too plans to be a CPA, let's work our brains off! Anyways, I quite did a rant lol, peace
You're making me nervous. I'm already planning to enroll for the accounting course for college but- I'm still unsure and confused if this is really what I want and love to have as a career in the future.
I live In Sweden and go to last in fiance , I chose first accounting but during 2 years I suffered my eyes and hair because accounting needed more attention. I chose finace, let's see what happens
@@findmywellbeing537accounting isn’t really that hard, even the upper level classes are easy. It also provides good job flexibility. It is typically best to start as a certified public accountant, but from there you can go into so many difference niches of accounting including tax, managerial, cost, audit, forensic, government, etc there is many more. Accounting is pretty much bookkeeping on steroids because a good accountant doesn’t just record financial transactions but is able to analyze the financial position of an entity and give advice to the owner/leader of the entity
Id argue that accounting and economics is better than a marketing degree. College for marketing teaches outdated concepts because marketing is always changing. You can probably switch into a marketing role with any other business degree too.
not really... marketing is the coolest major and there's nothing called "outdated" lol the basics and necessaries of marketing are everywhere in every college. And Accounting or Economics are so boring, plus it needs more education alone undergrad is useless... you need CPA.
and you are totally wrong about switching into a marketing role with "any" business degree. Marketing requires deep understanding of psychology, research and other advanced marketing courses, you can't work in marketing without a degree in it.
@@nycto16 you can work in marketing without a degree if you have experience and a portfolio to show. it also depends on the company and what area of marketing someone is trying to get into. a degree is recommended though. also a cpa is only needed if you’re trying to work in public accounting. its not needed for industry jobs. a cpa is helpful though for a salary increase
Im someone who didn’t complete community college and has stumbled into bookkeeping, it’s not something I ever envisioned myself doing let alone enjoying. Exploration and trying different things in your career is a totally rewarding experience and it’s cool that Zoe talks about it but also was able to change up her career and move in a different direction than just the category defined in her degree.
I love accounting work! In marketing, many jobs pay straight commission. There are a ton of scam jobs in marketing and the interveiws can be quite convincing. I've tried both and have preferred accounting for the past 5 years. ❤
Don’t Listen to people online! Seriously ! I did explore as a Multimedia Designer diploma to a Graphic Designer Bachelors. Hated my job, people I work with, got burned out so quickly, too much competition as a designer and marketing job. Got FIRED! Now I am in huge tuition debt I owe to loans. I decided to pursue an accounting degree because it was something I like to begin with. Do not explore and be in debt. PLEASE DONT LISTEN TO PEOPLE ONLINE IF YOU DONT HAVE THE MONEY!
The first job I got out of college I absolutely hated. But, thanks to what I learned from that job I was able to get my current job that I absolutely love!! Sometimes it takes being in an uncomfortable or stressful situation to push you to where you need to go next(: though at the time all I wanted was to work somewhere else, I am so glad to have had the experience. Plus it helped me pay my bills!
One thing i love about this is that unlike other majors(specifically stem) that require many years etc, becoming an accountant is much faster in comparison. I've even heard that universities aren't necessary and qualifications such as acca can be directly accquired after college.
Seize the first opportunity that comes your way. You can continue to explore other options while earning an income. Securing employment can be challenging, so don't hesitate to accept an offer when it presents itself.
Yeah, I was scooped up by public accounting as a sophomore too, couldn't agree more, wish I had explored... They've unlocked a true original form of grooming
Controversial take because I truly believe you gotta do something that doesn’t kill your soul when you are trying to just pay your bills. I think if you commit to a job offer, remain within that job for 1 year and then move on. It demonstrates how you are willing to show up for a long term commitment and persevere through a tough situation. I hope everyone moves on to a better job eventually!
@@neo_b I hope you succeed! I’m also trying to leave the field, I feel like the whole finance field is so toxic! All of my friends work in different fields and make way more money than me and work way less hours. The grass is greener on the other side but finance is Sahara dessert and I’m just thirsty for at least some grass lol
Yes I made this same mistake as an accounting major who got stuck in audit as a first job then next got stuck in a comfort zone job due to that trauma. We work so hard for exams but so little to find our options and job search! ❤😢😮
This speaks to me! I have the same story. I secured a big 4 internship right after my sophomore year and had 2 more summer internships after that which led to a full time job in audit. Back then I didn't know there were other avenues to explore outside audit and tax so I just stuck with core accounting for a while because I thought that having an accounting degree meant you're pretty much stuck with accounting, audit, or tax. not knowing that people can pivot into more interesting jobs in business. I feel like I've pigeonholed myself at times but now working to move into a finance role to get into asset management. Just wish I knew a faster way to get there early on.
Accounting minor would help you through a CFP designation- more fulfilling and fun than a cpa and makes more too. You help people and make bank doing it
I have a degree in medical field, some license in and courses in aviation, and a couple of degrees in accounting. I find accounting interesting if you look for it. Yes, there are jobs that are boring, but if you look enough and the right company, you will find it challenging and fun.
I graduated accounting as well. It pays well depending on what industry you are in. Stressful and I really really hate it. I'm looking for a career change and I'm 33. So, wish me luck.
@@healingandrestoration2807 I think the work in accounting and finance has the most work in any company. Deadlines are tight due to client and government deadlines. In most companies, you'll have to work extended overtime. Bosses are almost always rude and getting promoted is hard if you are not one of the nerds. In the good side, if you are lucky, you'll be able to land a remote job that pays decently. Small financial services firm offers better work life balance than any other firm that offers Accounting and Audit services.
I know some people who graduated then got a job in an unrelated field. Life is unpredictable. If it were me I'd say take what you can get and switch once you have enough resources.
I've working in graphic design and marketing..even payroll for awhile and realize I'm considering going back to accounting because it's a way more secure, well-paid, in-demand job (rather than "doing what I love", that's unstable and not the best salary + dealing with clients and projects can be challenging). The grass is not greener. I had to explore those other options to come full circle and now want to work for the life I want. The opportunity in accounting is a way smarter choice IMO...coming from the other side.
Yeahhhh some of us aren’t privileged enough to know about or have access to the options I didn’t even know what a graduate program was until months after I graduated
I had a similar experience and started working in the same field as my major while I was a junior in college, because it was the “smart choice”. I quit a few years later after I realized how much it took a toll on me and went on to follow another passion. No regrets, but it’s good to keep your options open and choose something that doesn’t make you unhappy or unhealthy. At the end of the day money isn’t everything and as impressive as it was to have your future locked down during a recession don’t just live for other people. I do recommend having some cushion of financial security before you quit or at least a goal that you can strive for at your job regardless of the field.
I went to college hoping to just graduate at least. And I did. In journalism, cant say this was the most useful degree but it was definitely easier to get a job back then.
recently licensed CPA here. finished paying off my loans 3 years out of school & making 6 figures 5 years out of school at the age of 27. Accounting was a great career choice for me! extra plus is the respect of all my friends & colleagues. I’m their go to person for any accounting/tax questions. It is flattering the trust they put in your opinion but of course, w/great power comes great responsibility & i take that seriously.
Idk about that, I explored many options and I’m back at level 1 with life. Went through two careers in my 20s and now… people my age make twice I make while… I felt miserable but with 0 regrets. I have many life stories and happy moments but regardless, I need better circumstances
Taking accounting degree do not mean that u will be only accountant sure kids u explore and see your options but if it did not work it is okay just do not ever stop working and learning. Like if you took accounting you can do different stuff like finance, banking, economics, and so many things within business domains. Example me i took accounting and now i work in banking private equity and i love my Job, i will never change my major ever.
This is excellence at its best. I recently read something similar, and it was absolutely outstanding. "Game Theory and the Pursuit of Algorithmic Fairness" by Jack Frostwell
Accounting is better if you're not someone with flying colors. You'll end up doing the same as accountant with lower position and salary if you graduated as an average joe with marketing as the tasks of both jobs are overlapping.
I have a background in aviation, security, petroleum, transportation, retail, and now accounting. The one I actually enjoy more is in accounting. At first I thought it will be boring but if you work for a good company and an interesting job, it will be fun. There are actually more accounting job out there that many never heard of. Most people only know tax, audit, and financial reporting.
Hi, I was working in Travel and Hospitality and considering to switch career into accounting and other adjacent industry. I'm new at this and not too familiar with job scene yet. What are accounting jobs people less aware of? Can you share some of your insights on this?
@reisatsuki5891 Any company or individual need some dorm of accountancy. Right now, I am working for Universal dealing with fixed assets where I get to know all upcoming and current projects of the company because we need to account for the assets. I also did credit card and cash reconciliation for the same company where I figure out the errors why our accounts showing a variance which affected by systems. We also catches any fraudulent activities while doing the same job. I did a job of creating a budget sheet for international performers all over the world and at the end of the year we do their tax returns. There are times you get invited to meet them when they are in town or even afar like Vegas. So basically, any recording, analyzing, and creating reports while actually be able to see how those numbers come into play in the company works (not all company does). You just need to find the right job and company to work for. Also, since many are going digital, you might be able to work remotely too.
So, I’ve live in the US for 6-7 years. Started high school as 8 grader. I graduated from it, but my English skill is not that fluent and professional. I took a gap year off and now thinking of going to college. I don’t have any grants, scholarships, and also was not eligible for the FAFSA because I put my parents information. And I already sent it to college. Now I got accepted, enrolled, ready to go next month. But I’m so overwhelmed with everything. I’m worry that I’ll fall behind because of my English. I’m worry I won’t be able to pay for college( my parents won’t help me pay). I will be a full time student and I will have to work a part time job to pay rent. Will I survive. 😢 I chose business, accounting as my major. I don’t even know if I like it or not. And my tuition would roughly be 70k 4 years that not included taxes. Should I go to college or just find a job😭
I’m thankful for not going to college at such an early age cause I got to explore different industries and now I finally found something I actually don’t mind doing
@@torikareny4231Aoa Need advice which degree is better between BAF and BBA( finance accounting. Between a BBA specialised in finance accounting and a account finance major which ones better?? I can get exemptions for ACCA with BAF but with BBA can get gpa which I need for masters what to do ? Can I work in finance accounting sector with just BBA (Finance Account) is it ok if we want to do masters what masters can we do afterwards related to IT
Lol I always wanted to do marketing, my college DOES offer marketing BUT recently they changed the curriculum and new courses are dumb and useless, idk what the heck they have done by removing old and perfect courses. Now I'm thinking to major in finance which i hate :)
I mean, fair enough, but I'm pretty sick of exploring being broke. I'd rather have honest work in a stable industry. I wish I had snapped myself out of my delusions in college as I majored in liberal arts and then couldn't even get jobs as a line cook.
You dont need a marketing degree to do marketing. Bs subject really. But u do need an accounting degree to do it. Doesnt seem like am issue to me. She can still do what she wants.
You can learn marketing on your own. Having an accounting degree opens way more doors in the corporate world. A marketing degree is a waste of money, wanna go work for a marketing firm making 30K a year? Go ahead. If you want to learn marketing, go buy some books and watch all the online videos on how to market products and yourself. The people you interview and you can include yourself are entitled asian kids who’s parents worked hard and pushed you guys to get educated and all you have to say is Oh my life sucks cause I got into investment banking and went to Harvard. I didn’t want this in my life, I wanted to be a content creator on RUclips. Boohoo.
I majored in the same thing, Business with a contraction in accounting. all I wanted after college was to find an Accounting career. I got rejection after rejection. I had to settle for A teller job.
Aoa Need advice which degree is better between BAF and BBA( finance accounting. Between a BBA specialised in finance accounting and a account finance major which ones better?? I can get exemptions for ACCA with BAF but with BBA can get gpa which I need for masters what to do ? Can I work in finance accounting sector with just BBA (Finance Account) is it ok if we want to do masters what masters can we do afterwards related to IT
I get what she means and it's her life and everything bit it's just so shallow the way it's like "I suffered because I had job security" I get it she wants to explore but also like you got something many other people in college wish they had.
Full Video!
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Yay!
Unfortunately, most people don’t even know what all the options are.
Yes it’s true 😊
Money > options on a time crunch if you don't have rich parents to hold you while you look for the best option
@@lalalalaland84fortunately google exists
Unfortunately some ppl don't even have options
Come to india what are options 😂 Science only technologies otheriwse accounting 😂 You are the loeest of the lowest if you are in Arts
Absolutely take the first offer you can get. You can explore options while getting paid. Getting a job is hard.
But if you're gonna be miserable while working that job it can lead to depression and many that go through that tend to just let their spark go out
Yeah her monologue reaks of previlage.
@@asadb1990excatly. Broke ass like me need the money. Its a privilege to explore. Theres no options for poorsies
Wtf are you talking about she hadnt even finished her degree, ofc she could have landed another job before graduating. "Poorie", okay you need to work through your own issues to refer to yourself.
@@3StarLogoyou’re clearly not in the workforce lol
Take the best offer but never stop looking for better opportunities...
I have a Marketing degree. It’s not all fun and games. In fact, the cool stuff like making marketing plans or coming up with advertising campaigns, is done by senior level people. So you’ll still be in spreadsheets, just not as complicated as accounting spreadsheets.
Lol good to know
Also for some reason nowadays entering level marketing positions are borderline exploitative, they want you to do so much and pay you so little and sometimes the tasks are not even marketing related 💀
Im a CMO. Planning marketing efforts is not as fun as you think. It’s exhausting and you get decision fatigue and anxiety. Have i made the right choices? Not to mention you have to manage people that do stuff like the spreadsheets. Thats another whole exhausting thing cause you do have to micro manage a lot of the time and follow up and make sure goals are met and motivation is kept up. I sometimes wish i was just someone that was told to make a spreadsheet because it is so much less stressful. Burnout is real.
@@mirandagarcia7866boohoo. Thats life. You start low and have to do things outside of your job description. Thats how you get promoted. Thats how you become a CMO. You are not willing to put in extra work and are crying about not having a higher paying position? Listen to yourself.
I thought so too. Marketing is not that easy because of the planning and such.
I’m a CPA and absolutely love it. I left public accounting and work in private. Make 180k a year, work remotely as a Controller doing 40-45 hours per week. I’ve never been unemployed. I have other side gigs that explore my creative side but will always be thankful for the security my CPA licensing provides.
How many years of experience do you have for you to be able to make 180k?
@@mrshunter6747 depends more on your qualifications. It took me about 10 years but if you have experience and bounce every two years moving up in salary it can be done sooner. The key is to have audit, tax, accounting and management blend in your experience.
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Im so jealous. I have a long way to go and I know the hard work you put into getting a CPA is extreme. I decieded to get my CFP first because its said to be easier and I just dont believe in myself... I dont think i am smart enough to get a CPA license. But im planning on exploring while im still in school. theres soooo manythings u can do... im just overwhelmed now that im almost finished with my BS in accounting.
how much experience do you have?
Reminder to go to a college that actually offers the degree you want💀
The only colleges that offer the degree I want are private so I cant go
@@caramelatte5477 sounds like you want a very specified degree that does not translate to a broad field
@@caramelatte5477 why cant you go to a private school
@@roroo Probably tuition
I don’t even know what degree I want…
She got a job exactly for what she studied as soon as she graduated and somehow has an issue with that?
you have an issue with a 15 second clip of someone realizing they didn't like a specific field?
@@UnBesoDeCristalshe could’ve dropped out and went to CSUN or a different university that offers marketing but no she rather stay and whine about how ucla isn’t bending down to her every whim.
And you know this how? How is a 18 to 20 year old supposed to make a definitive choice in life like that? They tend to change their minds part way thru college...I know firsthand as I worked in University for 5 years@@Yrkr785
By the way kids go to school get a high paying degree use the money for your hobbies and interests. Stop listening to influencers who don’t tell you how they were set up after quitting.
Facts
Exactly. If social media didn’t exist and what it could do for people (and if you weren’t moderately attractive) people would have to suck up what they had to do because there is no alternative.
@@LoveAndSnappleFortunately the U.S. is a meritocracy once you become older.
Aoa
Need advice which degree is better between BAF and BBA( finance accounting. Between a BBA specialised in finance accounting and a account finance major which ones better?? I can get exemptions for ACCA with BAF but with BBA can get gpa which I need for masters what to do ? Can I work in finance accounting sector with just BBA (Finance Account) is it ok if we want to do masters what masters can we do afterwards related to IT
This comment makes me so glad to be from a wealthy family..
I do extremely well as an accountant, it’s a nice stable in demand job, nothing to laugh about
Questions... is getting a degree later worth it or something to do? Younger days I wanted to study psychology or accounting. I opted for psychology. Got a degree but life happened... so have not worked in my field. Now in 40s. And was thinking of going to get a degree in accounting. But just wondering if it worth it or will set me back
@@kaybee2411it depends where you live and specifically your area but generally the higher up the chain you go the more likely they will need you to meet specific qualifications. Most places just require a degree but higher up leadership positions may require more specific degrees. And a specialist or consultant will probs need a qualification. So depends what u want and where u are. If you know ppl who do the hiring process ask them too o
Do you have a diploma or a degree on accounting?
Same here. It pays well and I think she has nothing to regret about, she can take Marketing minicourses online now.
No one is saying it's not a good job. It's a great job for the right person, but I wasn't the right job for HER.
Grab every opportunity you can get especially for job security. Not everyone will have the privelege to explore.
No
Please ignore this dogshit advice. Take the first job offer and keep applying for new jobs. A recruiter is much more likely to consider an applicant who already has a job, as it shows that the applicant is interested in the field and not just desperate for a paycheck.
You can switch from CPA to Marketing relatively easy but not the other way around.
Btw kids, it is cool to secure something so early on. If it is what you want. But don't take something you don't want, because you're feeling pressured. Also, you can always switch after you take it. Apply to something else while you have a job, it's less pressure.
You chose correctly with accounting. Job security moving into a recession will be the most important factor to someone’s success. Marketing departments have the highest turnover and usually are cut first above others when needed. Bottom line, I’d never take advise from someone in marketing, Accountants on the other hand, it’s literally our profession to give advise.
So your advice is to stick to accounting/economics major and not go to marketing. I feel like with my major I can get a job with marketing if I wanted to
@@wayvislife Economics and Accounting are two completely different careers. Bottom line, it’s up to you but don’t go blaming others when you can’t get hired with a pointless degree. ✌🏼
@@Mountain_Madewhat can you do with an economics degree
With an accounting degree you can get into all the business degrees(marketing, economics, HR) but not vice versa. If you ain't satisfied with accounting just get another position, accounting is legit the MOST flexible profession.
advice* LOL Why would anyone take advice from you when you can't even spell it? I would only take tax advice from accountants, nothing else.
Her privilege is showing.... not everyone has a choice in their career. While she's out here making choices about where to work, other people are hustling to get a job in the first place. Not shitting on her, but it shows perspective of different starting points. Her advice only applies to a small group of people
Yeah I get what ur saying but at this the point of this is assuming the audience is in the same or similar position as her
Oh noooo, she got into a top college and got a good job. The world really is cruel. She might as well have been born intp a slave labour camp at a coltan mine in Congo. I see why there is sad music ocer this. 😭
did she say any of this? are you okay?
You got lucky your school didn’t have marketing. I got a marketing degree. I hate it. Marketing spends money to make more sales thereby more money. But it’s a money spender first. In times of need, marketing is first to go. It’s a crap degree. I wished I focused on accounting.
Marketing is the coolest field ever tbh, it's so cool to know consumer behavior and all on the other hand Accounting? stressful as hell, boring af.
Accounting is so boring that's why I plan on changing my degree to marketing cause it's so much more interesting and fun - well i guess ratio xD
I graduated a year ago already and I'm still looking for just basic RETAIL JOBS and I cant find one. If I was presented with an opportunity to work in what I studied, I would take it. Money is needed to live.
What did you graduate with?
Accounting almost always secures you a job.
@@Cherry-pu4mx more then data analytics??
As an accounting student, its really hard to understand the complexities of all the subjects, we had to learn; from auditing, taxation, law, accounting, information system, investments, management services and others. Concepts over concepts, all about money we had to learn them in order to compute the amount for every person to every businesses. So if you too plans to be a CPA, let's work our brains off! Anyways, I quite did a rant lol, peace
❤😂 trueeeee
You're making me nervous. I'm already planning to enroll for the accounting course for college but- I'm still unsure and confused if this is really what I want and love to have as a career in the future.
@@findmywellbeing537ahhrgghh im currently grade 12 (senior year)..i'm planning to take it too, im still undecided if i should really jump in 😫
I live In Sweden and go to last in fiance , I chose first accounting but during 2 years I suffered my eyes and hair because accounting needed more attention. I chose finace, let's see what happens
@@findmywellbeing537accounting isn’t really that hard, even the upper level classes are easy. It also provides good job flexibility. It is typically best to start as a certified public accountant, but from there you can go into so many difference niches of accounting including tax, managerial, cost, audit, forensic, government, etc there is many more. Accounting is pretty much bookkeeping on steroids because a good accountant doesn’t just record financial transactions but is able to analyze the financial position of an entity and give advice to the owner/leader of the entity
I love accounting, especially tax….. but it definitely isn’t for everyone but is good at securing stanility
What’s the best and worst thing about accounting and who do you think is right for that field?
@@healingandrestoration2807did u got your answer then please tell, I need help
i took the first option i got because i applied to over 200 jobs and heard nothing back from most of them lol
Id argue that accounting and economics is better than a marketing degree. College for marketing teaches outdated concepts because marketing is always changing. You can probably switch into a marketing role with any other business degree too.
not really... marketing is the coolest major and there's nothing called "outdated" lol the basics and necessaries of marketing are everywhere in every college. And Accounting or Economics are so boring, plus it needs more education alone undergrad is useless... you need CPA.
and you are totally wrong about switching into a marketing role with "any" business degree. Marketing requires deep understanding of psychology, research and other advanced marketing courses, you can't work in marketing without a degree in it.
@@nycto16the internship i landed in my first year of college promised me 90k right after i graduate without even a CPA 🤷🏽♂️
@@nycto16 you can work in marketing without a degree if you have experience and a portfolio to show. it also depends on the company and what area of marketing someone is trying to get into. a degree is recommended though. also a cpa is only needed if you’re trying to work in public accounting. its not needed for industry jobs. a cpa is helpful though for a salary increase
@@Gabriel-ut1we most of the times you need CPA specially to go for six figure salary.
Im someone who didn’t complete community college and has stumbled into bookkeeping, it’s not something I ever envisioned myself doing let alone enjoying. Exploration and trying different things in your career is a totally rewarding experience and it’s cool that Zoe talks about it but also was able to change up her career and move in a different direction than just the category defined in her degree.
I love accounting work! In marketing, many jobs pay straight commission. There are a ton of scam jobs in marketing and the interveiws can be quite convincing. I've tried both and have preferred accounting for the past 5 years. ❤
Do what I did take the first offer. Keep exploring and then take the better offer
Don’t Listen to people online! Seriously ! I did explore as a Multimedia Designer diploma to a Graphic Designer Bachelors. Hated my job, people I work with, got burned out so quickly, too much competition as a designer and marketing job. Got FIRED! Now I am in huge tuition debt I owe to loans.
I decided to pursue an accounting degree because it was something I like to begin with. Do not explore and be in debt.
PLEASE DONT LISTEN TO PEOPLE ONLINE IF YOU DONT HAVE THE MONEY!
The state of her hair is so raw, real, honest, and just reality.
This is true at any point in our careers. It’s ok to explore especially if you feel a nudge from within.
The first job I got out of college I absolutely hated. But, thanks to what I learned from that job I was able to get my current job that I absolutely love!! Sometimes it takes being in an uncomfortable or stressful situation to push you to where you need to go next(: though at the time all I wanted was to work somewhere else, I am so glad to have had the experience. Plus it helped me pay my bills!
What was your first job out of college? How did you get it?
I just graduated with an accounting degree and I’m searching for jobs.
So she was handed everything immediately and is complaining about it? Rich kids are something else
One thing i love about this is that unlike other majors(specifically stem) that require many years etc, becoming an accountant is much faster in comparison. I've even heard that universities aren't necessary and qualifications such as acca can be directly accquired after college.
Seize the first opportunity that comes your way. You can continue to explore other options while earning an income. Securing employment can be challenging, so don't hesitate to accept an offer when it presents itself.
“Which by the way kids you should not listen to her most marketing degrees are worthless” when they fire people they are the 1st ones to go
Yeah, I was scooped up by public accounting as a sophomore too, couldn't agree more, wish I had explored... They've unlocked a true original form of grooming
Grass is ALWAYS greener on the other side.
She should have explored her options with all the schools that do offer marketing.
Accounting is great ❤
Controversial take because I truly believe you gotta do something that doesn’t kill your soul when you are trying to just pay your bills.
I think if you commit to a job offer, remain within that job for 1 year and then move on. It demonstrates how you are willing to show up for a long term commitment and persevere through a tough situation.
I hope everyone moves on to a better job eventually!
bro this is targeted harassment at this point, i majored in accounting and graduate and i absolutely loathe everything about this field
I feel you so much. Even tho I’m not in accounting but ended up in audit I still hate it 😅
@@Angie_suv im currently trying to find a place where i can get an HR diploma/degree, i want to work in HR rather than accounting
@@neo_b I hope you succeed!
I’m also trying to leave the field, I feel like the whole finance field is so toxic! All of my friends work in different fields and make way more money than me and work way less hours. The grass is greener on the other side but finance is Sahara dessert and I’m just thirsty for at least some grass lol
@@Angie_suv thank you! i hope you succeed as well
@@Angie_suvwhat field do your friends work in where they make more money ?
The exploring part? Mmmm idk doing that sounds really expensive tho. Maybe that's for the more privileged ones😅
Yes I made this same mistake as an accounting major who got stuck in audit as a first job then next got stuck in a comfort zone job due to that trauma. We work so hard for exams but so little to find our options and job search! ❤😢😮
This speaks to me! I have the same story. I secured a big 4 internship right after my sophomore year and had 2 more summer internships after that which led to a full time job in audit. Back then I didn't know there were other avenues to explore outside audit and tax so I just stuck with core accounting for a while because I thought that having an accounting degree meant you're pretty much stuck with accounting, audit, or tax. not knowing that people can pivot into more interesting jobs in business. I feel like I've pigeonholed myself at times but now working to move into a finance role to get into asset management. Just wish I knew a faster way to get there early on.
Shop colleges see what fits you and your academic goals. Don't be afraid to transfer if you need to.
i really wanted to do business data analytics now idk what to do
Accounting minor would help you through a CFP designation- more fulfilling and fun than a cpa and makes more too. You help people and make bank doing it
I have a degree in medical field, some license in and courses in aviation, and a couple of degrees in accounting. I find accounting interesting if you look for it. Yes, there are jobs that are boring, but if you look enough and the right company, you will find it challenging and fun.
I graduated accounting as well. It pays well depending on what industry you are in. Stressful and I really really hate it. I'm looking for a career change and I'm 33. So, wish me luck.
What is stressful about the job and what advice would you give to someone who is interested in accounting?
@@healingandrestoration2807 I think the work in accounting and finance has the most work in any company. Deadlines are tight due to client and government deadlines. In most companies, you'll have to work extended overtime. Bosses are almost always rude and getting promoted is hard if you are not one of the nerds. In the good side, if you are lucky, you'll be able to land a remote job that pays decently. Small financial services firm offers better work life balance than any other firm that offers Accounting and Audit services.
I thought accounting was low or no stress?
@@healingandrestoration2807the volume you have to manage in a very tight deadline.
I know some people who graduated then got a job in an unrelated field. Life is unpredictable. If it were me I'd say take what you can get and switch once you have enough resources.
I've working in graphic design and marketing..even payroll for awhile and realize I'm considering going back to accounting because it's a way more secure, well-paid, in-demand job (rather than "doing what I love", that's unstable and not the best salary + dealing with clients and projects can be challenging). The grass is not greener. I had to explore those other options to come full circle and now want to work for the life I want. The opportunity in accounting is a way smarter choice IMO...coming from the other side.
I like the part where u went from broke to 100 million dollars
CPA is much better
Marketing is usually only worthwhile if you have nepotism on your side.
What they say, do it or dont do it youll regret both.
LOL MEEEEE I got a full time offer from a big 4 after my sophomore year. But I tried a different major and now I’m in info systems
How is that? How do you like it?
Yeahhhh some of us aren’t privileged enough to know about or have access to the options
I didn’t even know what a graduate program was until months after I graduated
I had a similar experience and started working in the same field as my major while I was a junior in college, because it was the “smart choice”. I quit a few years later after I realized how much it took a toll on me and went on to follow another passion. No regrets, but it’s good to keep your options open and choose something that doesn’t make you unhappy or unhealthy. At the end of the day money isn’t everything and as impressive as it was to have your future locked down during a recession don’t just live for other people. I do recommend having some cushion of financial security before you quit or at least a goal that you can strive for at your job regardless of the field.
I went to college hoping to just graduate at least. And I did. In journalism, cant say this was the most useful degree but it was definitely easier to get a job back then.
Why are the people that say shit like this always people that went to top prestigious schools and have marketable degrees
Because these people are full of s**t themselves.
recently licensed CPA here. finished paying off my loans 3 years out of school & making 6 figures 5 years out of school at the age of 27.
Accounting was a great career choice for me! extra plus is the respect of all my friends & colleagues. I’m their go to person for any accounting/tax questions. It is flattering the trust they put in your opinion but of course, w/great power comes great responsibility & i take that seriously.
What exactly do you do as a CPA?
Hi!! As a CPA, what career path do you advise for us to take?
@@number7417 Go for auditing.
Yeah Accounting blows, I've been doing it for 4 years, and not once have I said, "boy I'm so glad I majored in this."
Is there any field where someone feel happy? Like what is that job? Everyone say bad about their own
@@sky-xb9js Marketing, Fashion Design, Animation maybe these are the coolest jobs.
at least u make good money n you can transition to many other fields if your a CPA
Idk about that, I explored many options and I’m back at level 1 with life. Went through two careers in my 20s and now… people my age make twice I make while… I felt miserable but with 0 regrets. I have many life stories and happy moments but regardless, I need better circumstances
The barrier of entry for marketing is non-existent meaning the market is extremely saturated, which lowers the wages.
im too broke ot explore sigh
Privilege talking. Not everyone can do this. Take an offer and work for a bit. Get the experience and move. Everyone needs accounting
Taking accounting degree do not mean that u will be only accountant sure kids u explore and see your options but if it did not work it is okay just do not ever stop working and learning. Like if you took accounting you can do different stuff like finance, banking, economics, and so many things within business domains. Example me i took accounting and now i work in banking private equity and i love my Job, i will never change my major ever.
Don't worry. A degree in marketing is pretty useless for most people.
Marketing people also get fired first.
Zoe is an accountant??!😮 I am about pursue accounting too🥰
She does digital marketing now though
Her outfit and hair looks super cute!
This is excellence at its best. I recently read something similar, and it was absolutely outstanding. "Game Theory and the Pursuit of Algorithmic Fairness" by Jack Frostwell
Accounting is better if you're not someone with flying colors. You'll end up doing the same as accountant with lower position and salary if you graduated as an average joe with marketing as the tasks of both jobs are overlapping.
I have a background in aviation, security, petroleum, transportation, retail, and now accounting. The one I actually enjoy more is in accounting. At first I thought it will be boring but if you work for a good company and an interesting job, it will be fun. There are actually more accounting job out there that many never heard of. Most people only know tax, audit, and financial reporting.
Hi, I was working in Travel and Hospitality and considering to switch career into accounting and other adjacent industry. I'm new at this and not too familiar with job scene yet. What are accounting jobs people less aware of? Can you share some of your insights on this?
@reisatsuki5891 Any company or individual need some dorm of accountancy. Right now, I am working for Universal dealing with fixed assets where I get to know all upcoming and current projects of the company because we need to account for the assets. I also did credit card and cash reconciliation for the same company where I figure out the errors why our accounts showing a variance which affected by systems. We also catches any fraudulent activities while doing the same job. I did a job of creating a budget sheet for international performers all over the world and at the end of the year we do their tax returns. There are times you get invited to meet them when they are in town or even afar like Vegas. So basically, any recording, analyzing, and creating reports while actually be able to see how those numbers come into play in the company works (not all company does). You just need to find the right job and company to work for. Also, since many are going digital, you might be able to work remotely too.
She looks super tired and burned out already
I like it her as a podcast a lot better
the first part of the guy talking sounded like sykkuno but then not in the second part lol
How did you get into UCLA if you didn't think that through?
So refreshing to watch young people make videos about subjects as opposed to body count. 😂
So, I’ve live in the US for 6-7 years. Started high school as 8 grader. I graduated from it, but my English skill is not that fluent and professional. I took a gap year off and now thinking of going to college. I don’t have any grants, scholarships, and also was not eligible for the FAFSA because I put my parents information. And I already sent it to college. Now I got accepted, enrolled, ready to go next month. But I’m so overwhelmed with everything. I’m worry that I’ll fall behind because of my English. I’m worry I won’t be able to pay for college( my parents won’t help me pay). I will be a full time student and I will have to work a part time job to pay rent. Will I survive. 😢
I chose business, accounting as my major. I don’t even know if I like it or not. And my tuition would roughly be 70k 4 years that not included taxes.
Should I go to college or just find a job😭
MINOR not major the title below is misleading
I’m thankful for not going to college at such an early age cause I got to explore different industries and now I finally found something I actually don’t mind doing
I'm curious what is that profession you've found?
@@HayQuaTa accounting,and tax law
@@torikareny4231 thanks for the reply❤
@@torikareny4231Aoa
Need advice which degree is better between BAF and BBA( finance accounting. Between a BBA specialised in finance accounting and a account finance major which ones better?? I can get exemptions for ACCA with BAF but with BBA can get gpa which I need for masters what to do ? Can I work in finance accounting sector with just BBA (Finance Account) is it ok if we want to do masters what masters can we do afterwards related to IT
@@torikareny4231was tax law boring?
If you are willing to learn and explore your own arena you won't have to regret and give interviews !
What did you think accounting would be? Of course your going to work with spreadsheet
i would only expect a ucla student to tell us not to take a job offer lmao
i agree . bet on yourself
No ACCOUNTING is way better than MARKETING
Lol I always wanted to do marketing, my college DOES offer marketing BUT recently they changed the curriculum and new courses are dumb and useless, idk what the heck they have done by removing old and perfect courses. Now I'm thinking to major in finance which i hate :)
Okay, so I'm majoring in marketing! Because they are offering good courses...
I mean, fair enough, but I'm pretty sick of exploring being broke. I'd rather have honest work in a stable industry. I wish I had snapped myself out of my delusions in college as I majored in liberal arts and then couldn't even get jobs as a line cook.
Does this book contains summary of all the books mentioned in it ??
Love this
You dont need a marketing degree to do marketing. Bs subject really. But u do need an accounting degree to do it. Doesnt seem like am issue to me. She can still do what she wants.
You can learn marketing on your own. Having an accounting degree opens way more doors in the corporate world. A marketing degree is a waste of money, wanna go work for a marketing firm making 30K a year? Go ahead. If you want to learn marketing, go buy some books and watch all the online videos on how to market products and yourself.
The people you interview and you can include yourself are entitled asian kids who’s parents worked hard and pushed you guys to get educated and all you have to say is Oh my life sucks cause I got into investment banking and went to Harvard. I didn’t want this in my life, I wanted to be a content creator on RUclips. Boohoo.
FIRST WORLD PROBLEMS😂😂
never seen so many bad or rather impractical takes in one short
Just look at her hair. That will give you an idea how practically she thinks.
oh cmon marketing is bs. Accounting is good
I majored in the same thing, Business with a contraction in accounting. all I wanted after college was to find an Accounting career. I got rejection after rejection. I had to settle for A teller job.
Aoa
Need advice which degree is better between BAF and BBA( finance accounting. Between a BBA specialised in finance accounting and a account finance major which ones better?? I can get exemptions for ACCA with BAF but with BBA can get gpa which I need for masters what to do ? Can I work in finance accounting sector with just BBA (Finance Account) is it ok if we want to do masters what masters can we do afterwards related to IT
why did you add the sad music and the heartbeat
UCLA prepares you for grad school. The Anderson School of Business Administration is an excellent option.
I feel like I’m the only person who enjoys looking at spreadsheets and working with excel.
What exactly do you look at with spread sheets lol
Any advice on Human Resource major??
I get what she means and it's her life and everything bit it's just so shallow the way it's like "I suffered because I had job security" I get it she wants to explore but also like you got something many other people in college wish they had.
😩 financial data