Anonymous #2 4w

Are you saying that isn’t possible?

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Anonymous #5 4w

$16/hr is comparative to poverty. No one cares about your Econ degree from ur no name university. Just admit you studied Econ because you didn’t get into the business school :(

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Anonymous OP 4w

No we know this is bait because Econ is almost universally considered a harder degree than business

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Anonymous #1 4w

Easier than finance though (which is in the biz school)

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Lmfao fair

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Anonymous OP 4w

Notice that I said “one of” and not my only. Finance & Econ major with a focus in Econometrics, minors in French and Mandarin and graduated magna cum laude. Admitted into the business school of my university. Now quit deflecting and pick a topic to discuss

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Anonymous #5 4w

Alright pal I fuck with it. Now I’m curious, what career path? - > not being passive aggressive

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I’m doing quantitative investing. Pretty based shit

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Anonymous OP 4w

Currently I’ve got a choice between being an economic analyst for a company that works with my city for determining the economic impact (positive or negative) of projects, both future projects and the long-term effects of current ones, or i can work for a company specializing in business analytics internationally with operations in 24 countries

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Anonymous #5 4w

As for the 2nd part, is that why you picked up 2 languages

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Anonymous OP 4w

Not really I just love learning languages! It opens up so many more music genres, world literature tends to be much more enjoyable in the original language especially when you understand the nuances, and it’s fun to speak with people in their language whether it’s here or abroad. French was bc I was already fluent enough to only need a few credits and Mandarin was just bc I wanted to but they’re not the only ones I’ve learned

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