Thanks for the informative video! I'm definitely going to do more research on all MIS careers and see which one I'm passionate about and can allow me to work from home.
Congrats on 10k subs! I thought this video had a great message and it speaks on a lot of notes I am currently dealing with. The key takeaway for me here is commitment. I need to commit my time into one specific area and plan to do that with software sales. I want to know your thoughts on MIS major going into tech sales, and any key things to look for when exploring that as an option. I have had a helpdesk internship which has provided me with the customer service side of talking with end users and I'm not as good in terms of the technical side, mainly due to lack of experience prior to the internship.
@grumblysum you captured the essence of the message clearly. I think it would be fantastic for a MIS major to go into tech sales. As far as key things to look for when exploring sales roles are the roles and responsibilities and skills for a BDR/SDR (Business Development Rep/Sales Development Rep) and that of an account executive. Check out what skills are needed and try to sharpen those skills. Look on linkedin for these roles and check out what companies are looking for and continue to work on these skillsets.
Appreciate the helpful and informative video! Question though, if work/life balance was among a top priority for someone, from your experience are there roles encompassed within the MIS skillset that have a tendency toward that?
Hi Jay, careers that offer this are that of a developer, data scientist, web developer, management analyst etc... they all provide a good amount of flexibility in the jobs.
Good day, Black Height. I am Nyadro Julius Yao, a Ghanaian. I came across your channel recently when I was researching the course to major in College. I studied Business in High school and am now in my first year of college. I am confused about majoring in Business Administration or MIS. All my time in High school was about studying business, and I don't have any IT background. So taking MIS as a major, I don't know what it will look like since it involves coding. But way back in high school, I wanted to become an accountant, but I don't have that passion again, and I think I am lost and don't know what to do at this point in my life. Since you've passed this stage of your life, I wanted to write this mail to seek advice from you, so I make the right decision. I hope this mail will be considered. I am hoping to hear from you soon. Thank you.
@@ElevateToTheUnknown yes sir.Thanks very much 🙏 About your video on masters program in MIS my question is are all Masters programs in MIS Based on detailed IT because in that video you didn’t speak about related business programs like the IT.Thanks for your time sir really appreciate.
@@shauryajain4851 this article should help you make a decision: They are both great fields. Personally I would choose big data but that's because I have a high interest into analytics at this point in my career. You will need to make a decision on what's best for you. www.institutedata.com/blog/data-science-vs-cyber-security-finding-the-right-fit-for-you/
What's a good major to go into if I'm not good at math? I'm pursuing a business degree, but I'm not sure what. What are majors that actually offer jobs straight out of college?
You want to go into a STEM type of a degree program if you want higher employment possibilities after college and if you want to make an above average salary. If you choose business that's great. Finance, accounting, supply chain, mis, international business are all great business majors.
I’m thinking about switching to this major from Mechanical Engineering (which I had just started) for a couple reasons. I did want to know, would you recommend getting an MBA with this? Or would a bachelor’s degree suffice in terms of being able to land a 6 figure or close to 6 figure salary job or is it recommended to get the MBA?
@@ElevateToTheUnknown very good to know. I also wanted to know, are there any good jobs you can land with this degree that can require you to travel on business trips? I’d ultimately love to travel on trips
Sales and consulting careers are where you will have the opportunity to travel most. Google mis sales or consulting careers and you will have your answer
Is there a big or any difference between an Information Systems degree and a Management Information Systems degree? I want to go to a university that only has an Information Systems degree but I’m afraid it’s not as valuable as an MIS degree
What’s a good major to go into if I’m good at math and like the aspect of business and excel at it. While I do like tech I’m not sure I’m good enough yet because I haven’t taken any computer science courses yet, would mis still be a good major or should I switch to something like international business
I have a Bachelor degree in Computer Information System with a concentration in Cybersecurity. Getting my master in management Information System with a concentration in Information Security. I have 2 CompTia certification Security +, CySa+. My question can I work as a Cloud Engineer
Hello can you please help me with my answer currently I am doing MIS at California state university Sacramento but I want to become a cyber security analyst. Will I be able to get a job with MIs as a cyber security analyst or it is for computer science major.
@@moneymitch6790 here you go my friend. Google helps us both: bestaccreditedcolleges.org/articles/mba-in-information-systems-vs-mba-in-business-analysis.html
Thanks for the informative video!
I'm definitely going to do more research on all MIS careers and see which one I'm passionate about and can allow me to work from home.
One word..DevOps! But there are so many paths to travel. Very versatile degree.
Yes sir!
Congrats on 10k subs! I thought this video had a great message and it speaks on a lot of notes I am currently dealing with. The key takeaway for me here is commitment. I need to commit my time into one specific area and plan to do that with software sales. I want to know your thoughts on MIS major going into tech sales, and any key things to look for when exploring that as an option. I have had a helpdesk internship which has provided me with the customer service side of talking with end users and I'm not as good in terms of the technical side, mainly due to lack of experience prior to the internship.
@grumblysum you captured the essence of the message clearly. I think it would be fantastic for a MIS major to go into tech sales. As far as key things to look for when exploring sales roles are the roles and responsibilities and skills for a BDR/SDR (Business Development Rep/Sales Development Rep) and that of an account executive. Check out what skills are needed and try to sharpen those skills. Look on linkedin for these roles and check out what companies are looking for and continue to work on these skillsets.
Appreciate the helpful and informative video! Question though, if work/life balance was among a top priority for someone, from your experience are there roles encompassed within the MIS skillset that have a tendency toward that?
Hi Jay, careers that offer this are that of a developer, data scientist, web developer, management analyst etc... they all provide a good amount of flexibility in the jobs.
@@ElevateToTheUnknown Thank you! I will keep these in mind moving forward.
Good day, Black Height. I am Nyadro Julius Yao, a Ghanaian. I came across your channel recently when I was researching the course to major in College. I studied Business in High school and am now in my first year of college. I am confused about majoring in Business Administration or MIS. All my time in High school was about studying business, and I don't have any IT background. So taking MIS as a major, I don't know what it will look like since it involves coding. But way back in high school, I wanted to become an accountant, but I don't have that passion again, and I think I am lost and don't know what to do at this point in my life. Since you've passed this stage of your life, I wanted to write this mail to seek advice from you, so I make the right decision. I hope this mail will be considered. I am hoping to hear from you soon. Thank you.
i responded to your other comment.
@@ElevateToTheUnknown yes sir.Thanks very much 🙏
About your video on masters program in MIS my question is are all Masters programs in MIS Based on detailed IT because in that video you didn’t speak about related business programs like the IT.Thanks for your time sir really appreciate.
Cybersecurity vs big data( data engineering) , I am confused, plz make a video
They arent the same although they can have some overlap in responsibilities. What's the confusion?
@@ElevateToTheUnknown which one should I go for, as I'm planning to pursue masters from usa, can you plz help
@@shauryajain4851 this article should help you make a decision: They are both great fields. Personally I would choose big data but that's because I have a high interest into analytics at this point in my career. You will need to make a decision on what's best for you. www.institutedata.com/blog/data-science-vs-cyber-security-finding-the-right-fit-for-you/
What's a good major to go into if I'm not good at math? I'm pursuing a business degree, but I'm not sure what. What are majors that actually offer jobs straight out of college?
You want to go into a STEM type of a degree program if you want higher employment possibilities after college and if you want to make an above average salary.
If you choose business that's great. Finance, accounting, supply chain, mis, international business are all great business majors.
Is MIS IS A good way future for non It students like civil,mech,ece
I’m thinking about switching to this major from Mechanical Engineering (which I had just started) for a couple reasons.
I did want to know, would you recommend getting an MBA with this? Or would a bachelor’s degree suffice in terms of being able to land a 6 figure or close to 6 figure salary job or is it recommended to get the MBA?
I recommend getting an MBA after a few years of work experience.
@@ElevateToTheUnknown very good to know. I also wanted to know, are there any good jobs you can land with this degree that can require you to travel on business trips? I’d ultimately love to travel on trips
Sales and consulting careers are where you will have the opportunity to travel most. Google mis sales or consulting careers and you will have your answer
@@ElevateToTheUnknown much appreciated for your input
Hello
Is there a big or any difference between an Information Systems degree and a Management Information Systems degree? I want to go to a university that only has an Information Systems degree but I’m afraid it’s not as valuable as an MIS degree
They are the same.
What’s a good major to go into if I’m good at math and like the aspect of business and excel at it. While I do like tech I’m not sure I’m good enough yet because I haven’t taken any computer science courses yet, would mis still be a good major or should I switch to something like international business
MIS/ITM, CIS are all good.
business analytics for sure. data analytics is the formal name
Can a person who holds MIS degree to complete his Master in Cybersecurity? And will that be a good choice?
Yes especially if they want to get into Cyber Security
@@ElevateToTheUnknown I’m English and Translation graduate i need your advice about pursuing a career in cybersecurity or supply chain management
@@ElevateToTheUnknown I’m so confused in those careers
I have a Bachelor degree in Computer Information System with a concentration in Cybersecurity. Getting my master in management Information System with a concentration in Information Security. I have 2 CompTia certification Security +, CySa+. My question can I work as a Cloud Engineer
Yes you can but you will need further training related to the type of cloud engineer you become (AWS, Google, Microsoft, Oracle, etc...)
@black-height
I got Microsoft Azure fundamentals az-900 certification.
I will graduate in August with my master degree in Management Information System
Do you know any free resources where you can learn more about mis
Hello can you please help me with my answer currently I am doing MIS at California state university Sacramento but I want to become a cyber security analyst. Will I be able to get a job with MIs as a cyber security analyst or it is for computer science major.
You will need to speak with your guidance counselor. However I know many people who were MIS and was able to transition into Cybersecurity.
@@ElevateToTheUnknown can you please recommend certificates for beginners which can be beneficial for getting a job
Would it be wise to minor in computer science if you want to do cyber security?
It certainly won't hurt.
@@ElevateToTheUnknown How did you balance your major and minor successfully if you don't mind my asking?
@@lenaetam I found a class schedule that aligned and then I found a study and work schedule that also aligned. I stayed focused and got it done.
MBA Information Systems or MBA business intelligence and analytics??
It depends on what you are wanting to do
@@ElevateToTheUnknown what are the differences in your opinion
@@moneymitch6790 here you go my friend. Google helps us both: bestaccreditedcolleges.org/articles/mba-in-information-systems-vs-mba-in-business-analysis.html