he's also prolly confusing it because a lot of college's have accounting departments loaded with women because it's the female accountants who flame out in the private sector and have to go back for their PHD
Those es aren't accountants though, they are bookkeepers.it is true that accounting is less male dominated than other degrees..women are usually very detail oriented and suited for accounting. they're usually the ones who never move up or go anywhere in the field tho, they're our bottom es handling all the dirty work and giving free bj's in the break room
^yup they get a bachelors and then never pass the CPA, and get stuck bookkeeping
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male dominated degree =/= male dominated profession. Accounting requires logical and straight to the point thinking, it's pretty re ed to say women are suited for accounting. They're better suited for some kind of degree that involves being "creative".it is true that accounting is less male dominated than other degrees..women are usually very detail oriented and suited for accounting. they're usually the ones who never move up or go anywhere in the field tho, they're our bottom es handling all the dirty work and giving free bj's in the break room
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The presidents, CEOs, etc make up about .01% of the people with degrees on that area though. I mean, the pay is good if you land a job, but from what I've seen in So-cal, landing a job is hard in that area. Texas might be different, if it is then more power to you
Even though quite a few engineers get imported, the growth of the job sector is very promising. Very few software architects, system engineers and senior level programmers get imported because of the level of communication needed. If you come from a good school like CIT, you probably have a high probability to land a job in your engineering major. Most "prodigy's" tend to be programmers, the don't even go to school half the time.
agreed they flame out and get stuck with the work
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like you said, "most come from a good school." you have to be pretty damn smart to get in and complete one of those programs, let's be real here. that's why i said only go into engineering if you're sure you're cut out for it and know what you're getting yourself into. a utsa degree just isn't going to cut it in that field.The presidents, CEOs, etc make up about .01% of the people with degrees on that area though. I mean, the pay is good if you land a job, but from what I've seen in So-cal, landing a job is hard in that area. Texas might be different, if it is then more power to you
Even though quite a few engineers get imported, the growth of the job sector is very promising. Very few software architects, system engineers and senior level programmers get imported because of the level of communication needed. If you come from a good school like CIT, you probably have a high probability to land a job in your engineering major. Most "prodigy's" tend to be programmers, the don't even go to school half the time.
Glad you agree.
'hn S, gettin' the feed from 'im Mor, kicking it out to blue shirt Dennis Rodman lookalike, getting the repost and bullying the smaller y negros in the post par per etc
Eh, getting into CalPoly or similar schools isn't too hard. You need like a 3.5 in high school and to not be asian. Graduating is another story, though.
Anyways, yeah, never heard of UTSA so I dunno if their engineering programs are good.
Rice is pretty awesome tbh.
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The rodman in the blue had some game tho
The rodman in the blue had some game tho
BU' with the log in/log out, now you see him now you don't, back and forth between troll accounts, keepin' em on their toes goods par per etc
Are you Jewish?
If so, forget everything I said. Good luck to you, sir.
that explains alot, tbhI am, small part
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