The biggest issue people have with getting into their dream careers is getting experience when you don’t have any experience…it’s a tricky situation cause nobody will hire you without experience but you also can’t get any experience cause nobody will hire you lol
I didn't go to college and by age 25 I was making 90 grand a year. Part of it was luck but mostly I just started at the bottom at a really good job and showed up worked my hardest and my area manager happened to get fired 4 yrs after I started at age 21 and I happened to be the most experienced and most dependent. So it is possible to succeed in life and have an amazing job without college
1. Electrical repairers 2. Power plant operators 3. Elevator repairers 4. Computer programmer 5. Distribution manager 6. Database manager 7. Construction manager 8. Computer security analyst 9. Air traffic controller (Keep in mind this is for the U.S.)
I was a hospital nurse, quit, and became a cyber security analyst with no experience. Doesn't make any sense. I just knew someone. Everything happens by chance.
I’m a nurse right now and I plan on entering IT because after 7 years nursing has drained me and my spirit…. I’m done…. It’s good to hear this…. It inspires me to do just that go into another field.
@@floraframes Hi, yes I am getting training, but there is also some studying/learning that you have to do to get better at the job. The very basics of the job is protecting a company’s network by monitoring internet traffic coming into or out of the network. Then have figure out if the traffic is malicious or not and take appropriate actions. Also, typically you won’t make 100k starting out… not sure where this guy got this info.
@@ellechanelthesimer2927 Hi, yea I was a nurse for 8 years and had high stress/blood pressure/pretty much dead inside. It was hard to make a change because I felt like I would be leaving behind a decent salary (90k+) but it wasn’t that great of money in exchange for killing myself. It helped to have someone offer me a job in IT but I think there are many ways to get into IT with different certifications.
Man I still feel so bummed about how I was offered a apprenticeship in my 20s (with no degree) by the father of my girlfriend at the time who was a successful construction manager. He was offering to teach me everything about the trade, and even talked to me about building a house for us to move into. Was an incredible opportunity, and the father was one of the nicest people I’ve ever met, but unfortunately that relationship didn’t work out and even though he kept the offer on the table, I had to decline out of respect for his daughter. Learned a few years ago that her next boyfriend and her got married, and her dad made the same offer to him, and bought them a house as a wedding gift. Her husband now owns his own construction company, and based on their lifestyle is making an easy 150k+, while I’m still stuck making 50k a year in my 30s. Thinking about it still hurts.
Let it go the more you think about it and hold on to it the more your stuck in the past. Move on its never to late to build your new love a home for yall to share. Stay Positive and Pushin Forward.
@@granthill2980 if you know where I can apply to get a job like that let me know cuz I havent found any other than those that already require a lot of education in one way or another.
If that's the case than it should fricken count. You've got to pay someone to tell you how to do something!! Unless nepotism/friend/your about to be asulted...then they give you a 'chance' teaching you A&B but not C,D,and E because "you might get confused" aka, you're a threat/not giving them the blow/rim job they want. It's a racket and all to get money so you can responsibly & reliably be a productive member of society until you die.... Spending most of your life wasted and being so envious of the youth that you fight to keep the same/worse systems in place, because how dare they get to live there life. Unless they were born/marry into money....than you gotta be there friends, which should be easy, because they like screwing over others without their privallaged as well. Unless they married into it, then they basically"forget" that if it wasn't for their hubby's family hook ups, they'd still be paying for college..... Run on sentence because I was educated by a public school system that claims I know geometry well and that it was smart to sell hoodies when wearing hoodies is against the dress code.
Yup! And it is all expensive! Just not AS expensive as college. Programming boot camps can be 10k+. For a lot of these jobs you need aptitude for the jobs AND lots of experience working much lower paying jobs. Computer programming is where it is at, but I’m aiming for database manager because my language learning skills suck.
I remember being young and so full of optimism, feeling capable of doing anything. Now i work at minimum wage and every week or so i search for something better but everything feels out of reach.
just fucking do it get off your ass and invest yourself into doing the work, it’s your own mental block and laziness that’s stopping you the world is yours, I know u might not want to hear this but it’s the truth.
U can do it. Dont settle. As long as you have $500 in ur bank account every two weeks, you have enough to start your own business. Now it isn’t easy. But remember, nothing worth it ever comes easy. Unless you’re lucky, which you very well might be
Go to college if you’re academically incline and love to study or do research. A trade school can get you really great high paying skills e.g. micro blading, coding boot camps, machine operator, etc
I thought I was academically inclined until I got hit with that college math. And by the time I got tutoring for whatever I had to take a test for, it was already too late and I had taken the test.
@@floridaman8500 I am in college right now. That is how I feel. I have always been "advanced," in school per say. Got to college, and that Math is awful. I am failing, it is the first time I have been on the verge if failing lol. Next semester I am taking a different route, but complex maths or sciences are a bitch. The other classes labeled as research like English, History, etc. Are extremely easy. I hope the best for you though! Keep grindin'!
Electrical Repairer Elevator Repairer Power Plant Operator Computer Programmer Distribution Manager Database Manager Construction Manager Computer Security Analyst Air Traffic Controller
@@nathannathan5735 It's already in the works, why do you think they have so many bike lanes and have brought down the speed limit to 20 MPH. They will soon do away with the bike lanes and replace them with.... YOU GUESSED IT!
Air traffic control is a very stress heavy job, definitely not something that you can just "do right out of high school" all of the training mentioned for this takes years to complete and there are age limits to this career (if past like 29 you can't even get in the training) Not trying to discourage anyone though, this is a really important job; just find it odd to be mentioned as an alternative to college. Arguably this path is more challenging than a standard college degree.
When I researched about air traffic control job posting always says you should have a bachelors or come from air force. So I don't understand what having no degree or entry level is being an air traffic controler
@@davidpham8748 not 100% true. my partner is an ATC and hes at 98k after 1 year and expecting to hit 6 figures soon, and he has no degree and his last job was Target for 4 years. however it is HIGHLY stressful and any mistake can lead a federal investigation on you.
This is a perfect video for me. I grew up poor and don’t want to risk going into debt. Obviously if you want to make more than minimum wage, you need some sort of training.
Most these jobs are physically taxing, risks one's health/safety, diminishes one's health, no work-life-balance, or requires dexterity (good with hands). Good ideas.. Just not for everyone - just like college.
if i’m not mistaken most job with a degree sound exactly like that , doctor , nurse , lawyer, engineer all the big ones have one more more characteristics u described , but i do understand that these jobs r simialr
My aunt was an accounts supervisor making 100k with out any degree. After she retired, they required a masters in buisness. Just cause you know someone that got a job 20 years ago without a degree doesn't mean you will now.
Great vid for the youngsters. I never graduated high school. Always wanted to work. Most jobs in your life will be from who you know. Learn what you can, as much as you can. Make sure you at least like what you do. And go on to start your own company. I am a General Contractor. Best thing I ever did was apply for my license. Thx Vincent hope you and the fam are well.
The worst thing about listening to millennials giving you life/work/financial tips is that they always make juvenile references to anime trading cards, comic book movies, or video games. As if we're all still 14 yr olds and that's all we know as a point of knowledge reference to cope with all things in life. Can you guys please grow the phk up and behave like grown adults already?
I did Air Traffic control for 9 months straight in Afghanistan and I’m an infantry guy, was real real hard at first but by the time I left I was teaching other people. Might be worth looking into again
Insurance is a safe bet also. Just need to be 18, take a prelicense course, study & pass the test to get your license. And if you work for an agency they'll pay for you to get your license.
I'm a truck driver making 100k and home daily so that's another route. But, I do work 65 hours a week and am in an industry that they're trying to automate. Which is why I'm personally looking for a change.
They have along way to go until it is fully automated. That's why alot of them are moving back to self driving cars instead of trucks. It's smart to make a change for the future but the public right now ain't having it
I've seen video of yard trucks and forklifts that are also fully automated. I think we have about another 10 years to go before life starts to get hopeless.
Working in a utility company can make money too. You can work as a lineman, operator, maintenance man, electrical designer, relay tester, etc. No degrees needed.
Getting your CDL is a great option if you like driving. Jobs and pay vary hugely and you can do whichever based on the work/life balance that you want.
@@jermainemyrn19 you can get b or a depending on what job you are wanting to do. B let’s you drive cement trucks, garbage trucks, busses and such. CDL A let’s you tow over 10,000 and drive semi trucks.
Question for all you truck drivers out there… 21 years old right now, sadly got a dui for weed back when I was 16/17. Is there any chance for me to find a way into this field with this on my record?
Alot of these require to work long hours, and plenty OT to reach that amount. Which it's possible, but hard. Most degree jobs are regular mon-fri salary. More time to enjoy life. So it's a tough one
I don't have a college degree. I make $40 an hour working on automated manufacturing equipment. I did not even go to trade school for this either. I studied for 6 to 8 months watching UA-cam videos and placed as an A rate mechanic with no experience. I also own several rental properties and plan on retiring from my day job by the time im 40.
Almost every good paying job requires a lot of your time. Lawyers for example work just as much or more hours than the jobs listed as well as Dr's. If your questioning putting in the work needed you are not on the right track for achieving wealth. You have to have passion to achieve wealth.
What Vincent leaves out about the construction management position is the immense stress. This is coming from someone who is on the design side. You'll typically notice a lot of turnover in the construction industry - that's not an accident. I find it's especially odd to suggest this after watching Vincent's videos about quitting the rat race of finance. A/E can have similarly bad hours, emails at all time of the night, and putting out fires constantly. I know he means well, but whew - Vincent clearly did not perform much diligence before including it in this list.
I’m a construction superintendent and let me tell you there’s a reason I’m watching videos like these. You’re absolutely correct when talking about the immense stress of the position/industry. We don’t get to hang it up at the end of a day or night. Weekends are almost unavoidable and don’t get me started on turnover.. Most people don’t want the stress if they’re not entirely invested in the culture that goes along with the job.
I mean... most of these are high pay/ high stress jobs. Whether it's the jack of all trades. Or being micromanaged but as long as the pay is in the right place MOST people will work through it. Because you know.. someone has to do these jobs not everyone can do minimal work for maximum pay. 😂😂
Just don’t forget that you are competing against someone who does have a degree, the other candidates may have all the skills you have and plus the degree. That’s why if you have the time, go to college, try to get scholarships, it’s important to have at least a certificate or associate.
I do commercial electrical and I can’t imagine doing line work. If you think construction people are rough they’re nothing compared to widebacks. I’ve seen linemen and utility types physically assault their apprentices for making the smallest mistakes or being too slow. The trades are extremely demoralizing and outside of line work or elevator constructors 80k is nowhere near the average pay unless you’re working 65 hour weeks. Stay in the office and A/C , it’s much better than destroying your body for 30/$hr at most and putting up with GCs, violent and drug addicted co workers and cheap ass business owners. The union side isn’t much better either barring a couple of halls in places like Seattle or Portland. I’m speaking from experience. If I could do it all over again I’d get the best office job without a degree I could or be a professional street pharmacist/ “money borrower”.
My cousin is a power plant operator/manager & makes over $200k. He has worked there for forever, been loyal, & gotten rewarded. My Uncle was a chemist there who split atoms all day & put in 30 yrs & still made less than him. Wild!
If you’re pursuing software engineering or development, boot camps are worthwhile if you have a degree already. If you don’t have a degree, and haven’t been working with software personally, don’t go to a boot camp unless you’re pursuing web development. They’re similar in price to a CS degree online but hold a fraction of the value. I’m sure there’s people who can make it with just the boot camp, and great job to those who have, but it’s much less common than advertised. Remember, if it’s too good to be true it usually is. A 3-6 month boot camp won’t get you the 100k salary you think you’ll make. I’ve worked in big tech, DOD, commercial, and finance industries. I’ve NEVER worked with someone who went to a boot camp.
I am a truck driver and make pretty good money with no college. But my trainer?! He is an owner operator truck driver and he is on track to making $230,000 Come the end of this year.
Another great potential career that people can get into without a degree would be Sales. A lot of entry level positions do not require degrees and with the commission earned people can make 6figure incomes. Of course it isn't easy and it takes a lot of work and grind, but just like anything if you put in the effort to learn and use as many resources like training programs, books, etc then you can make a good to amazing salary.
When he mentions stress about certain jobs, i have to say that stress is necessary to do a well paying job. Dont be scared, just be yourself and focus.
@@karma_97_ wrong, you’re just a baby and have a weak mindset, if you’re always stressed you’re gonna die soon I’m very happy with my 70 hours per week job and I’m 69 very young and healthy because I don’t worry about little things like you. People think I’m 45
Trucking used to stress me out until I got with the right company and got my own routine. 9 years later it's real easy except the winter weather. I'm a night driver and my company isn't forced dispatch. I haven't spoke to my fleet manager in 3 months. Send me my load over the tablet and I'm good to go
Good vid! I’m a controller, tough but rewarding career and they will take people off the street with no experience as there is a huge shortage. Actually becoming fully certified is a whole separate battle. But the money is great.
My parents want me to start paying rent to live with them even though I make little and they’d be taking from my savings to move out. Wish me luck in coming to a comprise with them so I can keep saving money 😭
This is a shocker when you first hear them say it, but it will teach you how life really works. I’ve been paying rent since I turned 18 to my parents, it sucked but I don’t hate them for it.
@@latinritepapi yes I agree, I knew it was coming and understand the concept but I know they would like me to move out sooner than later. I wish I could keep saving my money for it and do cleaning around the house to comprise and help them. If not, I can only be grateful I have a roof over my head and keep saving what I can 🙂
They have the right to demand since you are still living with them if the amount is reasonable in comparison to living by yourself you should understand.
Any career that deals with water, power energy, and a computer is the ideal place to work. I would say use a company's resource to make yourself better but do not rely on that company for their resources.
As a immigrant I will encourage my children to get a college degree. Not just any degree in the medical field, financial or tech. All three will secure your future and are rewarding
@@jjchantel there is due to men gatekeeping certain careers. They do not want to see women working alongside them and will make women feel unworthy and unwelcome.
The only thing I can think of is cosmetology- but that hardly pays well if you don't put a personal spin to it. Nursing, mostly LPN, is both a womans and mans type of deal now but it pays better than cosmetology. You can get a license through a trade/technical school.
For those of you interested in a construction trade such as Carpenter, Plumber, HVAC or Electrician. Definitely go with a Union, they will teach you through an Apprenticeship with excellent pay and benefits!
The only job I could hope to do from this list is Elevator Repairer... and even then that's sort of asking too much from me. The only thing I got going for me is a have a mechanical mind. I just know how things work and how they fit together. Give me enough time alone with something and let me take it apart and I can pretty much figure out how it works. Communication skills are low and actually regressing even further though do to anxiety problems. So that sucks...
What’s good Vincent i just found out about your channel and I just wanted to show you appreciation just watched like 4 vids and stubbled on this video. I wanted to know what the computer programming boot camp was that you were talking about.
Welcome to the family Blac! It really depends on your city as some require you to go in-person. the ones my friends went to were called "General Assembly" and "FullStack Academy"
Programming requires extensive proof of personal work and projects that display your knowledge. Employers utilise your experience for their own purpose. If you are a programmer, know that its not a long term job, just until you gain the funds to start your own business with your skills and get it rolling.
some of this could be misleading. while it is possible to get all of these jobs without a degree, some of them are very unlikely. Especially the IT related ones. I am attempting to find a job in IT right now and I see so many postings requiring a bachelor's degree. the computer programming one and the cyber security one are some examples. ideally you can still manage to get into one of these types of jobs on a more entry level position with certifications however you may be beat out by people who have that bachelor's.
I just got an IT job at a hospital without a degree! They required a degree on their application but I applied anyways and crushed the interview so I got hired. The best thing you can do is convey your knowledge through your resume, list any and all IT experience you have to land the interview and then know your stuff :).
I live in LA Im a maintenance supervisor for a residential community. I make 90k annually + free housing I don’t pay rent A portion of my utilities are comped I live where I work so I’m not stuck in traffic all morning (LA traffic!) Save money on gas and wear and tear on my new car. (2019 z06) No college experience barely finished high school started from the bottom as a porter cleaning dumpsters all day.
Territory or B2B sales can bring in a TON, just make sure to get a solid base salary with it. Just not for everyone and you definitely want to have the drive for it, long hours but worth the check from my experience.
When I first started working with solar panels it was like Chinese to me these days I’m considered a solar pro I thought electrical was difficult to learn but it’s really not u don’t have to be scared of electricity just respect it at all times wires always go somewhere and stop somewhere so u just gotta figure out the issues from start to end it’s so simple
Solar install is hardly considered electrical. It’s mostly installing rails and panels on roofs. Not hating but just saying … also how’s the 20/$hr treating you ?
@@deezenutzz69 yea if your just doing roof installs sometimes you got ground mounts that involve trenching you got battery’s you got generators sometimes cities require electrical upgrades before solar can be installed so I’ve been doing this almost 10 years which qualifies me a solar pro but I mainly do electrical we have rackers that rack and set panels most solar companies don’t pay by the hour they pay by the watt so I make well over a 100k plus it’s my dads company and will be mine in about 5 more years so I’m doing ok 👍🏼 thanks for asking!
@@ACAMPS.HITHOUSEas long as your not the one setting the appointments going door to door then yeah that’s a great gig…door to door in 2023 kills any good quality about that job
please anything related to computer require a degree. Show me the proof tech computer hire people with no degree.....they might hire some but very limited
@Vic Reynov that sounds nice and all. But I’m sure employers are likely to lay off non degree employees during a recession. Plus I think your earning potential is less without a degree.
@@VincentChan I have been for 8 months now. Very low upfront time and cost for training for what you can get out of it. Very flexible from 40k+, it all depends on where you want to drive, how often you want time off, and how hard you work. It does require time and experience to get hired by the better companies though for insurance purposes.
I'm not a truck driver but cousin in his 30s is. Just started in February. Training included and now has switched to another trucking company for even more money. He graduated as an engineer and couldn't find a job and now he's making more that he would have been as an engineer
To get into Power Plant Operator which we call Process Operator you will need a 2 years associates. The job is extremely hard to get because every community college has the degree. Its a good career if you can gain employment.
I think your videos are very interesting; however, all of the jobs mentioned are almost exclusively dominated by men, hence the good pay. Women are rarely paid well for traditional non-degree positions. There are exceptions, but you will rarely see women paid the same for like work.
I work in this industry and men and women get paid the exact same. It’s illegal to pay them differently. Women simply choose to not work these jobs, if they did at the same level of quality then they’d be paid the same
@@Owen-mm8pi Owen, illegal and enforced are different things. I also question whether that is your assumption or fact. Women are universally underpaid in jobs in the United States. Women face discrimination on a regular basis. Do not misunderstand me, I have seen white men discriminated against too, but typically it is because they enfranchise women and minorities or perceived as "weak" as they take care of their families, or need flexible work hours, etc. As far as quality, I taught three classes one quarter and three male instructors taught one class, three weeks each (and they invited outside lecturers so most of class was taught by outside personnel). No, this is not clever. It's lazy and a disservice to the students. So, I was doing more work, having higher scores on my surveys, revising curriculum, etc. I am paid 40K less. If there is equity where you work, it is either because you live somewhere else where equity is enforced strictly or you are lucky to be in a fair work environment. Women often will out work men in my office by far because it is "expected" yet not compensated. Also, the faculty is 5% female, 95% male, some of whom don't even show up to work.
@@erikat5678 there’s an equal pay act of 1963 that makes it illegal to pay anyone less for the same work. So again either the women getting paid less are working less or not working to the same quality of the men or you should go sue whoever was paying you 40k less.
Owen, suing as a strategy is ineffective. I HAVE sued an employer before and won. However, the financial damage and emotional strain was far more costly. AND, they continue to discriminate against women. The US Government is actually the WORST violator of employment laws because they spend YOUR taxpayer dollars to maintain a status quo that does not reward quality work in women OR men. Believe me. I had a white, male boss who was fantastic. He was up for promotion. Didn't get it. You know why? I was told that he wasn't married with children and, therefore, less "mature or reliable." Are you kidding me? So, you can say there is equity, and I am very happy that you have it in your work place, but not mine and I am not alone.
"Electric Repairers" Are Electricians or Linemen And I'm a Union Electrician and I make 90k a year I wish I joined the trade unions straight out of high school
@@blkacdevl2517 it takes 5 years of apprenticeship to get a license where I am. That being said, there are a couple apprentices that are over 40. IBEW may be your best bet if you're starting late.
Elevator mechanics makes more than 123k you can make 290k and you need apprentice ship 5 years and work your way up to a jurneyman and you need a state licenses
Military, great option, if you healthy. My husband make 3 figures after 10 years outof tge army. Tgey paid for college you need to pick a good job in there.
Sadly these jobs pay high but not in my home country. A bachelor's degree is really needed to get a decent paying job in PH... no wonder why most of us take nursing then migrate to US 😢
Im to the age where my young optimism is dead and i just want something where i can be home with kiddos and not have to be away from home most of my life. I am a Catastrophe adjuster. Yeah the money is 6 figures plus, but i was gone 250 days last year. I need a change.
The biggest issue people have with getting into their dream careers is getting experience when you don’t have any experience…it’s a tricky situation cause nobody will hire you without experience but you also can’t get any experience cause nobody will hire you lol
Go for the lowest
I made the same experience. its so frustrating!
Tell me about it 😬
I didn't go to college and by age 25 I was making 90 grand a year. Part of it was luck but mostly I just started at the bottom at a really good job and showed up worked my hardest and my area manager happened to get fired 4 yrs after I started at age 21 and I happened to be the most experienced and most dependent. So it is possible to succeed in life and have an amazing job without college
@@scarasarayooo im 25 rn looking for something whatbis it that you do?
1. Electrical repairers
2. Power plant operators
3. Elevator repairers
4. Computer programmer
5. Distribution manager
6. Database manager
7. Construction manager
8. Computer security analyst
9. Air traffic controller
(Keep in mind this is for the U.S.)
Thanks for this 👍👍👍
Air traffic controllers require AA degree
Thanks
I wish I would of seen this list before watching that video. I guess Im just not in the mood for the jokes today.
You left out Union Journeyman millwright Union iron worker union pipe fitter. 15 to more than 20k a month
I was a hospital nurse, quit, and became a cyber security analyst with no experience. Doesn't make any sense. I just knew someone. Everything happens by chance.
What does a cyber security analyst do specifically? Did they train you?
I’m a nurse right now and I plan on entering IT because after 7 years nursing has drained me and my spirit…. I’m done…. It’s good to hear this…. It inspires me to do just that go into another field.
@@floraframes Hi, yes I am getting training, but there is also some studying/learning that you have to do to get better at the job. The very basics of the job is protecting a company’s network by monitoring internet traffic coming into or out of the network. Then have figure out if the traffic is malicious or not and take appropriate actions. Also, typically you won’t make 100k starting out… not sure where this guy got this info.
@@ellechanelthesimer2927 Hi, yea I was a nurse for 8 years and had high stress/blood pressure/pretty much dead inside. It was hard to make a change because I felt like I would be leaving behind a decent salary (90k+) but it wasn’t that great of money in exchange for killing myself. It helped to have someone offer me a job in IT but I think there are many ways to get into IT with different certifications.
Did you get any certificates prior to being a cyber security analyst? I’m studying for the comptia right to get into cyber security
just because you dont go to college doesnt mean you stop learning, making yourself an expert in whatever field is the key to making bank.
22 and can attest
Man I still feel so bummed about how I was offered a apprenticeship in my 20s (with no degree) by the father of my girlfriend at the time who was a successful construction manager. He was offering to teach me everything about the trade, and even talked to me about building a house for us to move into. Was an incredible opportunity, and the father was one of the nicest people I’ve ever met, but unfortunately that relationship didn’t work out and even though he kept the offer on the table, I had to decline out of respect for his daughter.
Learned a few years ago that her next boyfriend and her got married, and her dad made the same offer to him, and bought them a house as a wedding gift. Her husband now owns his own construction company, and based on their lifestyle is making an easy 150k+, while I’m still stuck making 50k a year in my 30s. Thinking about it still hurts.
So why did you break up with your opportunity to be a rich man?
@@princess555o4 can’t buy happiness
No amount of money would’ve been worth having to stay in an unhappy relationship.
Let it go the more you think about it and hold on to it the more your stuck in the past. Move on its never to late to build your new love a home for yall to share. Stay Positive and Pushin Forward.
@@zaddy714 Yes
But there are two kinds of people. 1. Who is used. 2. One who uses.
no degree, but definitely permits and certifications. Gotta get some education somehow.
raven; Yeah, but the best education is getting educated while getting paid!
@@granthill2980 if you know where I can apply to get a job like that let me know cuz I havent found any other than those that already require a lot of education in one way or another.
xy and z and finding the ratio won't benfit me in life got all my education from my 16 years of schooling think I'M good
If that's the case than it should fricken count. You've got to pay someone to tell you how to do something!! Unless nepotism/friend/your about to be asulted...then they give you a 'chance' teaching you A&B but not C,D,and E because "you might get confused" aka, you're a threat/not giving them the blow/rim job they want. It's a racket and all to get money so you can responsibly & reliably be a productive member of society until you die.... Spending most of your life wasted and being so envious of the youth that you fight to keep the same/worse systems in place, because how dare they get to live there life. Unless they were born/marry into money....than you gotta be there friends, which should be easy, because they like screwing over others without their privallaged as well. Unless they married into it, then they basically"forget" that if it wasn't for their hubby's family hook ups, they'd still be paying for college.....
Run on sentence because I was educated by a public school system that claims I know geometry well and that it was smart to sell hoodies when wearing hoodies is against the dress code.
Yup! And it is all expensive! Just not AS expensive as college. Programming boot camps can be 10k+. For a lot of these jobs you need aptitude for the jobs AND lots of experience working much lower paying jobs. Computer programming is where it is at, but I’m aiming for database manager because my language learning skills suck.
I remember being young and so full of optimism, feeling capable of doing anything. Now i work at minimum wage and every week or so i search for something better but everything feels out of reach.
This
just fucking do it get off your ass and invest yourself into doing the work, it’s your own mental block and laziness that’s stopping you the world is yours, I know u might not want to hear this but it’s the truth.
won’t get anywhere just watching videos
U can do it. Dont settle. As long as you have $500 in ur bank account every two weeks, you have enough to start your own business. Now it isn’t easy. But remember, nothing worth it ever comes easy. Unless you’re lucky, which you very well might be
You should get out of the rat race and start making money whitout working but the money works for you
My mum makes over 110k a year and has no degree. You dont need a degree to be sucsesfull.
Edit: she works at a bank and is two levels below the CEO.
What strip club she work at
@@assmuncher3894 broooo 🤣🤣🤣
Who's gonna tell him💀💀
She's not the banks knob shiner is she?
@@joshthomas6948 bruh shes the Vice President and is wayyyyyyyyy to old to do that
Yeah, I’m not equipped to be a human.
😂😂😂 never related more to a comment on UA-cam
@@QueenDivine23 literally
@@QueenDivine23yes seriously 😂
Same
Same
Go to college if you’re academically incline and love to study or do research. A trade school can get you really great high paying skills e.g. micro blading, coding boot camps, machine operator, etc
I thought I was academically inclined until I got hit with that college math. And by the time I got tutoring for whatever I had to take a test for, it was already too late and I had taken the test.
@@floridaman8500 I am in college right now. That is how I feel. I have always been "advanced," in school per say. Got to college, and that Math is awful. I am failing, it is the first time I have been on the verge if failing lol. Next semester I am taking a different route, but complex maths or sciences are a bitch. The other classes labeled as research like English, History, etc. Are extremely easy. I hope the best for you though! Keep grindin'!
Can a guy have a career in micro balding do I. Need to be artistic?
There are a lot of people who are academically inclined that still can’t gets jobs because of no experience.
Army
Electrical Repairer
Elevator Repairer
Power Plant Operator
Computer Programmer
Distribution Manager
Database Manager
Construction Manager
Computer Security Analyst
Air Traffic Controller
He forgot trucking, truckers income range from 40 to 200 k a year
Bless you 😁
@@zenpie2249 Not for long.
@@MusicforMe123 Oh no the robots
@@nathannathan5735 It's already in the works, why do you think they have so many bike lanes and have brought down the speed limit to 20 MPH. They will soon do away with the bike lanes and replace them with.... YOU GUESSED IT!
Becoming an electritioner definitely require a BA + an apprenticeship + additional certification on whatever specialty you chose.
Air traffic control is a very stress heavy job, definitely not something that you can just "do right out of high school" all of the training mentioned for this takes years to complete and there are age limits to this career (if past like 29 you can't even get in the training) Not trying to discourage anyone though, this is a really important job; just find it odd to be mentioned as an alternative to college. Arguably this path is more challenging than a standard college degree.
When I researched about air traffic control job posting always says you should have a bachelors or come from air force. So I don't understand what having no degree or entry level is being an air traffic controler
@@plurallove you dont need to be at the AF or degree. But you need to work for years before reaching 6 figures.
people don't just not fgo to university because "it's hard". Some are just tired of school or don't want to pay.
32 is the US cutoff for controllers
@@davidpham8748 not 100% true. my partner is an ATC and hes at 98k after 1 year and expecting to hit 6 figures soon, and he has no degree and his last job was Target for 4 years. however it is HIGHLY stressful and any mistake can lead a federal investigation on you.
This is a perfect video for me. I grew up poor and don’t want to risk going into debt. Obviously if you want to make more than minimum wage, you need some sort of training.
Update us, then.
Most these jobs are physically taxing, risks one's health/safety, diminishes one's health, no work-life-balance, or requires dexterity (good with hands). Good ideas.. Just not for everyone - just like college.
if i’m not mistaken most job with a degree sound exactly like that , doctor , nurse , lawyer, engineer all the big ones have one more more characteristics u described , but i do understand that these jobs r simialr
Sounds too me that you don’t even wanna work…you just wanna make money sitting on your ass…which can be done but not by crying about it
TRUE! Thank you for your comment, I totally agree
My aunt was an accounts supervisor making 100k with out any degree. After she retired, they required a masters in buisness. Just cause you know someone that got a job 20 years ago without a degree doesn't mean you will now.
Great vid for the youngsters. I never graduated high school. Always wanted to work. Most jobs in your life will be from who you know. Learn what you can, as much as you can. Make sure you at least like what you do. And go on to start your own company. I am a General Contractor. Best thing I ever did was apply for my license. Thx Vincent hope you and the fam are well.
Congrats man!!
Thx J😎✌
The worst thing about listening to millennials giving you life/work/financial tips is that they always make juvenile references to anime trading cards, comic book movies, or video games. As if we're all still 14 yr olds and that's all we know as a point of knowledge reference to cope with all things in life. Can you guys please grow the phk up and behave like grown adults already?
I need advice on how I can find a reputable general contractor in Texas, @Mike Valentine.
@@zabssoutherngirl2019
Check out your friends.
See if they've used one.
Is he good
Check his client's and move forward.
😎✌Zabs
I did Air Traffic control for 9 months straight in Afghanistan and I’m an infantry guy, was real real hard at first but by the time I left I was teaching other people. Might be worth looking into again
Insurance is a safe bet also. Just need to be 18, take a prelicense course, study & pass the test to get your license. And if you work for an agency they'll pay for you to get your license.
Never heard this before , would insurance be something good to do for a while ?
Ah, working for the enemy. Certainly an option though.
I'm a truck driver making 100k and home daily so that's another route. But, I do work 65 hours a week and am in an industry that they're trying to automate. Which is why I'm personally looking for a change.
They have along way to go until it is fully automated. That's why alot of them are moving back to self driving cars instead of trucks. It's smart to make a change for the future but the public right now ain't having it
I've seen video of yard trucks and forklifts that are also fully automated. I think we have about another 10 years to go before life starts to get hopeless.
They can t automate it in next 30 years don t worry
@NairaKa I'm thinking within 10 years it's going to be pretty common. They're doing a lot of testing in AZ.
@@jcg702There are so many variables on the road that fully autonomous driving is unlikely in the near future
Working in a utility company can make money too.
You can work as a lineman, operator, maintenance man, electrical designer, relay tester, etc. No degrees needed.
Getting your CDL is a great option if you like driving. Jobs and pay vary hugely and you can do whichever based on the work/life balance that you want.
@@VincentChan yes commercial drivers license.
@@adambrackston3471 is that b license?
@@jermainemyrn19 you can get b or a depending on what job you are wanting to do. B let’s you drive cement trucks, garbage trucks, busses and such. CDL A let’s you tow over 10,000 and drive semi trucks.
Truck driver here!
Question for all you truck drivers out there… 21 years old right now, sadly got a dui for weed back when I was 16/17. Is there any chance for me to find a way into this field with this on my record?
i thought about being a plumber but years of being an office worker, I don't think my body could do the work.
Alot of these require to work long hours, and plenty OT to reach that amount. Which it's possible, but hard. Most degree jobs are regular mon-fri salary. More time to enjoy life. So it's a tough one
Yup, truck driver hear with touch freight. Hard work but on track to hit 100k my first year. I love it tho
I don't have a college degree. I make $40 an hour working on automated manufacturing equipment. I did not even go to trade school for this either. I studied for 6 to 8 months watching UA-cam videos and placed as an A rate mechanic with no experience. I also own several rental properties and plan on retiring from my day job by the time im 40.
Almost every good paying job requires a lot of your time. Lawyers for example work just as much or more hours than the jobs listed as well as Dr's. If your questioning putting in the work needed you are not on the right track for achieving wealth. You have to have passion to achieve wealth.
henry; Not true.
@@charlesweaver9297 where do you start learning this? Can you recommend a couple of videos to watch?
In India, repairers hardly make a living... even the most skilled don't earn more than $10k per year
$10K per year is a high payment in South Asia, you just overestimated 🙂
@@ya.sohan1India they said not South Africa
@@itachiiscoldfacts2481their median income is not even close to that tho
hey buddiee.. I am going to complete my undergrad as computer engineer , still i like watching your videos. Thank you for this motivating us !!
What Vincent leaves out about the construction management position is the immense stress. This is coming from someone who is on the design side. You'll typically notice a lot of turnover in the construction industry - that's not an accident. I find it's especially odd to suggest this after watching Vincent's videos about quitting the rat race of finance. A/E can have similarly bad hours, emails at all time of the night, and putting out fires constantly. I know he means well, but whew - Vincent clearly did not perform much diligence before including it in this list.
because he just googled all this information lol. There's no way one person has had in depth experience in all the fields he's going through.
I’m a construction superintendent and let me tell you there’s a reason I’m watching videos like these. You’re absolutely correct when talking about the immense stress of the position/industry. We don’t get to hang it up at the end of a day or night. Weekends are almost unavoidable and don’t get me started on turnover.. Most people don’t want the stress if they’re not entirely invested in the culture that goes along with the job.
@@evankukalis9940 currently a PE… can confirm these comments
I mean... most of these are high pay/ high stress jobs. Whether it's the jack of all trades. Or being micromanaged but as long as the pay is in the right place MOST people will work through it. Because you know.. someone has to do these jobs not everyone can do minimal work for maximum pay. 😂😂
Answering the phone wvenings, weekends, etc. Vendors calling to get paid cuz your boss doesn't pay.
Just don’t forget that you are competing against someone who does have a degree, the other candidates may have all the skills you have and plus the degree. That’s why if you have the time, go to college, try to get scholarships, it’s important to have at least a certificate or associate.
I do commercial electrical and I can’t imagine doing line work. If you think construction people are rough they’re nothing compared to widebacks. I’ve seen linemen and utility types physically assault their apprentices for making the smallest mistakes or being too slow. The trades are extremely demoralizing and outside of line work or elevator constructors 80k is nowhere near the average pay unless you’re working 65 hour weeks. Stay in the office and A/C , it’s much better than destroying your body for 30/$hr at most and putting up with GCs, violent and drug addicted co workers and cheap ass business owners. The union side isn’t much better either barring a couple of halls in places like Seattle or Portland. I’m speaking from experience. If I could do it all over again I’d get the best office job without a degree I could or be a professional street pharmacist/ “money borrower”.
My cousin is a power plant operator/manager & makes over $200k. He has worked there for forever, been loyal, & gotten rewarded. My Uncle was a chemist there who split atoms all day & put in 30 yrs & still made less than him. Wild!
Looking to leave teaching! Needed this!
It is safe to say, none of these jobs are for me . Lol. Great video handsome
I work at a steel plant. I work a lot but I made 85k this year. I get a raise next year too.
How did you find your position? Any job searching tips to get into this field?
If you’re pursuing software engineering or development, boot camps are worthwhile if you have a degree already. If you don’t have a degree, and haven’t been working with software personally, don’t go to a boot camp unless you’re pursuing web development. They’re similar in price to a CS degree online but hold a fraction of the value. I’m sure there’s people who can make it with just the boot camp, and great job to those who have, but it’s much less common than advertised. Remember, if it’s too good to be true it usually is. A 3-6 month boot camp won’t get you the 100k salary you think you’ll make. I’ve worked in big tech, DOD, commercial, and finance industries. I’ve NEVER worked with someone who went to a boot camp.
I am a truck driver and make pretty good money with no college. But my trainer?! He is an owner operator truck driver and he is on track to making $230,000 Come the end of this year.
Dear Aspiring Database Managers, Please know there is no difference between SEQUEL and SQL. Its the same thing just a matter of copyright. 😅
None of these jobs speak to me :/
Great info. Maybe a good second career for those not happy with their current career.
Your videos are great man. Your great. Keep doing what your doing.
Air traffic controllers have a very high suicide rate, very stressful job
This is great, wish I had this back in the day 😝 my Jamaican mother was shoving me to college. I hope Gen Z can use this 🙌🏽
problem with air traffic control job is that if the plane crashes you go to jail
Wow a lot of foreign workers do these manual jobs in my country and they aren't paid as much.
999; Thats because they are manual only. Just jobs, not careers.
Filmmaker, photographer, software engineer, mechanic, fisher, dietitian etc
Another great potential career that people can get into without a degree would be Sales. A lot of entry level positions do not require degrees and with the commission earned people can make 6figure incomes. Of course it isn't easy and it takes a lot of work and grind, but just like anything if you put in the effort to learn and use as many resources like training programs, books, etc then you can make a good to amazing salary.
Thanks a bunch brother for always providing such cool videos with such dank humor
Thanks for the 3 hours of online research you did for this 😂👏
When he mentions stress about certain jobs, i have to say that stress is necessary to do a well paying job. Dont be scared, just be yourself and focus.
Yeah the only thing is that it will kill you down the road , high paying jobs have a form of chronic stress that will fuck you up.
@@karma_97_ i can agree you can't let the stress get ahead of you. You must be strong enough to maintain it, whatever your methods may be.
@@karma_97_ wrong, you’re just a baby and have a weak mindset, if you’re always stressed you’re gonna die soon I’m very happy with my 70 hours per week job and I’m 69 very young and healthy because I don’t worry about little things like you. People think I’m 45
Trucking used to stress me out until I got with the right company and got my own routine. 9 years later it's real easy except the winter weather. I'm a night driver and my company isn't forced dispatch. I haven't spoke to my fleet manager in 3 months. Send me my load over the tablet and I'm good to go
Good vid! I’m a controller, tough but rewarding career and they will take people off the street with no experience as there is a huge shortage. Actually becoming fully certified is a whole separate battle. But the money is great.
More info please.
How did u get started?
Military or any experience?
Do you have any suggestions on where to start?
Please elaborate
I don’t think your humor is funny but I like it tbh 😭
Should do best jobs for introverts
My parents want me to start paying rent to live with them even though I make little and they’d be taking from my savings to move out. Wish me luck in coming to a comprise with them so I can keep saving money 😭
This is a shocker when you first hear them say it, but it will teach you how life really works. I’ve been paying rent since I turned 18 to my parents, it sucked but I don’t hate them for it.
@@latinritepapi yes I agree, I knew it was coming and understand the concept but I know they would like me to move out sooner than later. I wish I could keep saving my money for it and do cleaning around the house to comprise and help them. If not, I can only be grateful I have a roof over my head and keep saving what I can 🙂
I help my mom with the mortgage. It’s the least I can do. Show them your budget and how much you could comfortably
pay…
They have the right to demand since you are still living with them if the amount is reasonable in comparison to living by yourself you should understand.
I love your personality vinnie
Don’t mislead people all of them requires you to go to school and get a license
Any career that deals with water, power energy, and a computer is the ideal place to work. I would say use a company's resource to make yourself better but do not rely on that company for their resources.
As a immigrant I will encourage my children to get a college degree. Not just any degree in the medical field, financial or tech. All three will secure your future and are rewarding
To work in nuclear period you need to know someone YOU WILL NOT get a job unless you have someone who already works at the site
ABSOLUTELY loved this content.
good video, thanks. One risk - automation can remove some of this jobs
Great point!
Al; Not as many as you would think. Show me an automated plumber or mechanic to name just a few.
Do you have video for women’s career with no degree ? Most of the jobs u mentioned geared towards man. Thanks
There’s no such thing as men or woman career. You’ll stay a housewife with that mentality
@@jjchantel there is due to men gatekeeping certain careers. They do not want to see women working alongside them and will make women feel unworthy and unwelcome.
The only thing I can think of is cosmetology- but that hardly pays well if you don't put a personal spin to it. Nursing, mostly LPN, is both a womans and mans type of deal now but it pays better than cosmetology. You can get a license through a trade/technical school.
For those of you interested in a construction trade such as Carpenter, Plumber, HVAC or Electrician. Definitely go with a Union, they will teach you through an Apprenticeship with excellent pay and benefits!
Am from Africa how can I apply for it
This is a great video it is inspirational keep up the good work.
Thanks you for this video
Great content❤
You are too cool... thanks for bringing this content with an awesome twist of humor...
😂😂😂 bro. Best way to teach, thank you
Ah, jobs YOU wouldn't do yourself
All these jobs sound dreadful. Aren’t we striving to not be a corporate slave.?
Bingo making bank , while your livelihood is stolen from you, now time to enjoy your money in your late 50-60s smh
Power lineman make $150k + but it’s a lot of travel and it’s what I’m trying to escape lol😂
According to Trivial Pursuit, Air Traffic Controller is the most stressful job on the planet.
The only job I could hope to do from this list is Elevator Repairer... and even then that's sort of asking too much from me. The only thing I got going for me is a have a mechanical mind. I just know how things work and how they fit together. Give me enough time alone with something and let me take it apart and I can pretty much figure out how it works. Communication skills are low and actually regressing even further though do to anxiety problems. So that sucks...
I actually work at a nuclear plant as an operator our average pay rn is $225k
Any advise how to enter the field
@@maheshedirisinghe1972 know someone on site already, then pass the poss test is all u have to do
Pretty simple tbh
How how then 🤣
More money gives you more stress, and in the end more diseases?
What’s good Vincent i just found out about your channel and I just wanted to show you appreciation just watched like 4 vids and stubbled on this video. I wanted to know what the computer programming boot camp was that you were talking about.
Welcome to the family Blac! It really depends on your city as some require you to go in-person. the ones my friends went to were called "General Assembly" and "FullStack Academy"
Programming requires extensive proof of personal work and projects that display your knowledge. Employers utilise your experience for their own purpose. If you are a programmer, know that its not a long term job, just until you gain the funds to start your own business with your skills and get it rolling.
some of this could be misleading. while it is possible to get all of these jobs without a degree, some of them are very unlikely. Especially the IT related ones. I am attempting to find a job in IT right now and I see so many postings requiring a bachelor's degree. the computer programming one and the cyber security one are some examples. ideally you can still manage to get into one of these types of jobs on a more entry level position with certifications however you may be beat out by people who have that bachelor's.
X; Lotta high paying professions out there that don't require a degree.
I just got an IT job at a hospital without a degree! They required a degree on their application but I applied anyways and crushed the interview so I got hired. The best thing you can do is convey your knowledge through your resume, list any and all IT experience you have to land the interview and then know your stuff :).
I know someone who dropped out of college and took an advanced programming test to get into Google… makes 6 figures
Like yeah it takes experience and not everyone can pass that test as easily but I guess if you got it you got it lol
I live in LA Im a maintenance supervisor for a residential community.
I make 90k annually + free housing
I don’t pay rent
A portion of my utilities are comped
I live where I work so I’m not stuck in traffic all morning (LA traffic!)
Save money on gas and wear and tear on my new car. (2019 z06)
No college experience barely finished high school started from the bottom as a porter cleaning dumpsters all day.
Territory or B2B sales can bring in a TON, just make sure to get a solid base salary with it. Just not for everyone and you definitely want to have the drive for it, long hours but worth the check from my experience.
When I first started working with solar panels it was like Chinese to me these days I’m considered a solar pro I thought electrical was difficult to learn but it’s really not u don’t have to be scared of electricity just respect it at all times wires always go somewhere and stop somewhere so u just gotta figure out the issues from start to end it’s so simple
Solar install is hardly considered electrical. It’s mostly installing rails and panels on roofs. Not hating but just saying … also how’s the 20/$hr treating you ?
@@deezenutzz69 yea if your just doing roof installs sometimes you got ground mounts that involve trenching you got battery’s you got generators sometimes cities require electrical upgrades before solar can be installed so I’ve been doing this almost 10 years which qualifies me a solar pro but I mainly do electrical we have rackers that rack and set panels most solar companies don’t pay by the hour they pay by the watt so I make well over a 100k plus it’s my dads company and will be mine in about 5 more years so I’m doing ok 👍🏼 thanks for asking!
@@ACAMPS.HITHOUSEas long as your not the one setting the appointments going door to door then yeah that’s a great gig…door to door in 2023 kills any good quality about that job
Thank you for the helpful advice!
"I have a degree, and I'm working in low-paying jobs still..."
Yep, can confirm. Still real 3 years later.
please anything related to computer require a degree. Show me the proof tech computer hire people with no degree.....they might hire some but very limited
extremely no true lol
@Vic Reynov that sounds nice and all. But I’m sure employers are likely to lay off non degree employees during a recession. Plus I think your earning potential is less without a degree.
Dont you need to be in a trade school for some of these? and computer programer I think you need a degree for that, am I wrong?
A certificate does sound more professional than being a college graduate in debt 🤣
Truck drivers are getting $1000+ a week right now.
On the low end yes
@@VincentChan I have been for 8 months now. Very low upfront time and cost for training for what you can get out of it. Very flexible from 40k+, it all depends on where you want to drive, how often you want time off, and how hard you work. It does require time and experience to get hired by the better companies though for insurance purposes.
I'm not a truck driver but cousin in his 30s is. Just started in February. Training included and now has switched to another trucking company for even more money. He graduated as an engineer and couldn't find a job and now he's making more that he would have been as an engineer
My son gets $2,000 a week in Chicago at age 22.
@@Theinsomniac826 which co? That’s a good amount.
are any of those jobs for women. how much strong you will have to be?
Thank youuuuu!
To get into Power Plant Operator which we call Process Operator you will need a 2 years associates. The job is extremely hard to get because every community college has the degree. Its a good career if you can gain employment.
#1 takeaway: don’t enter a crowded elevator if you need to go to the bathroom 🚽
I think your videos are very interesting; however, all of the jobs mentioned are almost exclusively dominated by men, hence the good pay. Women are rarely paid well for traditional non-degree positions. There are exceptions, but you will rarely see women paid the same for like work.
I work in this industry and men and women get paid the exact same. It’s illegal to pay them differently. Women simply choose to not work these jobs, if they did at the same level of quality then they’d be paid the same
@@Owen-mm8pi Owen, illegal and enforced are different things. I also question whether that is your assumption or fact. Women are universally underpaid in jobs in the United States. Women face discrimination on a regular basis. Do not misunderstand me, I have seen white men discriminated against too, but typically it is because they enfranchise women and minorities or perceived as "weak" as they take care of their families, or need flexible work hours, etc. As far as quality, I taught three classes one quarter and three male instructors taught one class, three weeks each (and they invited outside lecturers so most of class was taught by outside personnel). No, this is not clever. It's lazy and a disservice to the students. So, I was doing more work, having higher scores on my surveys, revising curriculum, etc. I am paid 40K less. If there is equity where you work, it is either because you live somewhere else where equity is enforced strictly or you are lucky to be in a fair work environment. Women often will out work men in my office by far because it is "expected" yet not compensated. Also, the faculty is 5% female, 95% male, some of whom don't even show up to work.
@@erikat5678 there’s an equal pay act of 1963 that makes it illegal to pay anyone less for the same work. So again either the women getting paid less are working less or not working to the same quality of the men or you should go sue whoever was paying you 40k less.
Owen, suing as a strategy is ineffective. I HAVE sued an employer before and won. However, the financial damage and emotional strain was far more costly. AND, they continue to discriminate against women. The US Government is actually the WORST violator of employment laws because they spend YOUR taxpayer dollars to maintain a status quo that does not reward quality work in women OR men. Believe me. I had a white, male boss who was fantastic. He was up for promotion. Didn't get it. You know why? I was told that he wasn't married with children and, therefore, less "mature or reliable." Are you kidding me? So, you can say there is equity, and I am very happy that you have it in your work place, but not mine and I am not alone.
Every one of these jobs requires technical skill. Not everyone is a technician.
"Electric Repairers"
Are Electricians or Linemen
And I'm a Union Electrician and I make 90k a year
I wish I joined the trade unions straight out of high school
I was thinking of getting a electrical certificate. Is this for young adults or can someone in their 40s do it?
@@blkacdevl2517 it takes 5 years of apprenticeship to get a license where I am. That being said, there are a couple apprentices that are over 40. IBEW may be your best bet if you're starting late.
I’m an operator engineer. Construction. And I’m tired of it. I get 120k a year but I’m ready for something else
5:32 can't believe you said it lol
Elevator mechanics makes more than 123k you can make 290k and you need apprentice ship 5 years and work your way up to a jurneyman and you need a state licenses
Military, great option, if you healthy. My husband make 3 figures after 10 years outof tge army. Tgey paid for college you need to pick a good job in there.
I like that billion dollar check...can you make me one 😂😂😂
funny how in america u can get paid 155,000 for database manager and in england the base is like 25,000£
except for london but not everyone lives in london everywhere else in uk is so sht when it comes to money
Sadly these jobs pay high but not in my home country. A bachelor's degree is really needed to get a decent paying job in PH... no wonder why most of us take nursing then migrate to US 😢
Im to the age where my young optimism is dead and i just want something where i can be home with kiddos and not have to be away from home most of my life. I am a Catastrophe adjuster. Yeah the money is 6 figures plus, but i was gone 250 days last year. I need a change.