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[@carkawalakhatulistiwa]

Life in bali😂

[@Rebecca.xoxoxo]

One of the reasons i became a teacher is for the ridiculous work-life balance. I’m home by 3 pm, off summers and holidays, off other random days, and the pay is still pretty decent at 52k a year

[@tainoloco2361]

I salute to you because kids nowadays are worse

[@advenco344]

To be fair teachers do have to spend time after work grading assignments and tests.

[@hogrider7736]

Depends on a teacher some of my teachers do everything online and it's graded automatically, others do a lot on paper, and have a lot to grade at home​@@advenco344

[@KoBez44]

@@advenco344 pretty obvious, it could be compared to preparing paperwork for office jobs right

[@advenco344]

@@KoBez44 preparing paperwork usually doesn’t take that long and even then you usually do that during office hours. Teachers don’t have that much time to grade stuff in between classes.

[@thecommonsensecapricorn]

I just don’t want to stare at a screen all day. That’s what my mom does and it looks miserable. I need to be actively doing shit and interacting with people.

[@LouisRevdy]

I agree it seems much better to be out there

[@amith.ftbl90]

Same!! Thats why I am having second thoughts on being a Software Developor ykwim

[@Lockedin03]

@@amith.ftbl90trust me its better than a warehouse job. Its active , but I feel horrible everyday

[@jamesmerkle9432]

I feel that as well.

[@kylebanks13]

Real estate agents do not have a good work-life balance, rarely any days off, always having your phone on you so you can answer clients, always looking for clients. Work life balance is the balance between your work and your non-work. Just because you enjoy doing your work doesn't mean it has good work-life balance

[@BadWeatherfreak]

Real estate agent sucks! No real money. Only 10% of the agents in the office do 80% of sales.

[@fredsantonia6362]

you must know some good real estate agents, mine don't respond, are mostly illiterate and pain in the aas

[@kylebanks13]

@@fredsantonia6362 they're probably not making money lol

[@ju999X]

@@fredsantonia6362😂😂

[@checkthemikecrophone9050]

That is generalizing. There are realtors who have a work life balance not every realtor does the same real estate. Commercial real estate agents can do one major deal a year and have 6 months off

[@innocentrage1]

Tech for sure, wish I got into it when I graduated college years ago but because of the housing collapse just couldnt get a job and spent 10 years in customer service. Gave it another go because I was fed up with what I was doing not getting anywhere, spent a year in the trenches so to speak grinding certs and doing a year in help desk, now working in cyber security and loving it, great pay and work life balance.

[@BadWeatherfreak]

Do you finding you always have to be competing with others or have to keep getting certs?

[@innocentrage1]

@@BadWeatherfreak nope, only have my A+, experience trumps all. Did a year of help desk and then studied for sec+ but never took it cause it's expensive. Searched for a year but now in cyber sec. Will do this till 2024 so I have a year exp in cyber on my resume and then may look again if the money is good. I dont plan on getting any certs ever again

[@sunset6958]

@@innocentrage1 what state are you in? Did u need a degree for the job

[@DefinitelyNotAFerret]

As someone who doesn’t really like tech… I guess I’m screwed 😅

[@Just_Vertex]

what exactly are you doing in cybersecurity…I’m pretty interested in the field

[@aileen8492]

I am in information technology specifically a software developer and it’s not always about work life balance. If client and company wants project earlier, you need to do work for long hours and on weekends. People in information technology can feel burned out pretty early. Working infront of the screen, sitting for long hours, using brain at its max, anxiety of the deadlines come with a lot of health issues as well so yes it’s not a great work life balance option.

[@BadWeatherfreak]

You think cybersecurity is better for work life balance?

[@piggiesgosqueal8066]

Adding onto this I thought a desk job would have little/no health issues. Now I’m 25 and my doctor thinks I have carpal tunnel in both of my hands. I’ve barely started my IT career and I am struggling to continue it due to dry eye / carpal tunnel for a part time job no less… 🤦‍♂️ EVERY career will tax your body’s health somehow I’ve determined.

[@piggiesgosqueal8066]

@@BadWeatherfreak absolutely not. Mind you, I’m not in that field but I’ve heard it can be very high pressure / stress and you’re expected to be on-call regularly because security threats can occur at any time. Good pay but not good work/life balance.

[@Dreymonn]

depends on the company I guess, there are jobs with less pressure

[@timg185]

I get what your saying. It’s a job , you have deadlines. But just for perspective . Let me tell you about my job. I work in a chemical plant. It’s very hot. Most positions you have to wear a chemical suit that is very hot. I work 50 to 60 hours a week. I walk well over 20,000 steps a day and climb over 60 flights of stairs every day. I multi task constantly . I make batches in 3 different tanks . Unload into tanker trucks , receive raw materials from tanker trucks., load tankers and move rail cars in and out of the plant. If I make a mistake I risk getting fired. I have a quota and can”t leave at then end of my shift until my quota is met.

[@Crocodile2873]

Government jobs are really easy but really hard to get

[@jfyne03]

Yes. I've waited 5 years before I can be hired as a government worker.

[@robdog114]

work in the government if you want to stagnate

[@soumyaroy3521]

Same in India. 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@beeflul]

yeah did dumb stuff in the past and i’m doubting if i would be able to get in

[@barwick_will]

They are probably easy because for my country at least (UK) the government just sit on their ass all day spending tax money on hard drugs and cheating on their wives.

[@doglover8178]

For me this is just as important as salary.. Thanks for sharing this Shane! Personal Finance GOAT 😀

[@ShaneHummus]

Haha thanks! My pleasure!!

[@Kaledrone]

It is more important. If your entire life is about your work, unless you love that job then you might as well be better off not alive.

[@ggApollo]

Realtor here, being a Real Estate Agent is most certainly not the best for work-life balance. If you want to actually make a living you're never home and your phone is always on, even at 12 at night.

[@Aria-vy2dt]

1. Government jobs. 2. Real Estate Agent. 3. Statistician. 4. Web Developer. 5. Financial Advisor. 6. Recruiter. 7. Software developer. 8. Information Technology. 9. Cyber Security. 10. Data analysis. 11. Owning your own business. 12. Digital Marketer.

[@BulletHolesintheBible]

My wife and I have both been in digital marketing for years and honestly have no idea why they'd say it has a good work life balance, that depends completely on where you work and who your clients are. Some of my friends also have their own agency and they never seem to catch time off.

[@designhub360customapparel]

Exactly

[@QuietQuakerASMR]

Bc he's in partnership w/ someone to promote DM.

[@scottreyes6768]

I think this video has confused the term work-life balance, or maybe my concept is different. Work-life balance is working your full hours (8 hours per day) and leaving work at the office and enjoying yourself at home. It is also a job that respects your weekends and has a good number of PTO (one month or more, holidays and sick days are separate.) Working a couple of hours and not doing anything until completing your schedule for the day isn't work-life balance, but a form of underemployment. And, as far as I know, this style of work is detrimental to the employee because they feel that they are not using their full potential and they ended up getting bored and leaving.

[@ShaneHummus]

I respect your opinion!

[@ghostfrys]

I see what ur saying, but as someone who is burnt out as hell from busting my buns nonstop to get a quarter raise per year at various jobs and being sooo underappreciated, I feel like this is work-life balance for me. 😅 I just want to show up, get what I need to get done, finished, and then chill out... Rather than being extremely stressed out, trying to accomplish 1,000 tasks at once for 8 hours, and then go home stressed out and carry that stress with me to my family. All this getting me no where I want to be financially and earning butt loads of money for someone else higher up than me.

[@RELEVANT2KILL]

@@ghostfrys This is the Common Man's story right here 💯

[@donavongrant3770]

Beautiful

[@laurahill4566]

I really think that all of those characteristics you talked about are more dependent on the employer and company culture. For example, I have worked in digital marketing and got burnt out so quickly because the workload was unmanageable and the company did not respect boundaries which led to zero work-life balance. This is why I always make sure to read glassdoor reviews before applying anywhere.

[@fordrobertson3461]

These are awesome career choices, and the work life balance makes it even better.

[@alexisyuren5606]

Yeah last thing you want is to get burned out at work. Work life balance is a big factor.

[@ShaneHummus]

True!

[@jfyne03]

Government jobs are chill alright (with great benefits). However, they're extremely difficult to acquire. I know people who applied to be government workers and are still awaiting to receive a call for interview (10+ years after submitting application).

[@robdog114]

They are too chill. I left my cushy government job for the private sector

[@katydid5088]

The biggest thing is network for govt jobs. If you know someone in the department or have prior military experience you have a huge foot in the door. If your coming in as a civilian with no military family of ANY kind you have lower priority. It sounds unfair until you remember certain jobs with requirements for secrecy or security, specifically when it comes to family financial stability, frequently attracts those who would not or did not have job prospects at all before joining the military and may struggle on the exit side of military life. I know more people got in because they had very little direction and no familial connection that left or were discharged as N.C.Os for various reasons. (Meaning they have no college degree) The V.A tends to pull priority of service members because they know what it's like to have no skills at exit that you can take street side. Frequently civilian or honorably discharged service members had such bad times after getting out that once they need to go job hunting they're willing to go anywhere for the right benefits. The biggest mentality difference is a civilian sees crap and complains about the way it's run or cultured and the other guy won't complain. Not to say that is a good thing but if you don't have good interpersonal skills, while a certain number or brow nosers and nurse Krattchett's will make it in, most don't go very far. Horrible bosses are horrible bosses and if you can play your cards right you can either transfer OR find a reasonable way to get the guy/gal moved, or stuck in their particular job. While some people are fantastic liars and horrible bosses, most of the time they get caught out and you can usually tell who they are because their department leaks personal like a seive. The biggest lie the military tells is that getting a college degree should be the payment for service when, if they acts wanted to maximize people's employability they would work college level trade skills and degrees into service asa baseline. Technically, they kinda sorta do but it can be hard if your job title doesn't or can't correlate to something in civilian terms like radio technician or engineer. The military tends to make generalists which while good for a man on a mission, doesn't tailor them enough for specific job fields.

[@soumyaroy3521]

Same in India 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@ericawoods545]

Ugh, digital marketing. I tried that once upon a time. You have be a creative writer to succeed in that field and I’m just not. It’s seems easy to get into but it’s really not if you’re not a creative person. Maybe, I’ll try it again if I can take some creative writing classes. Maybe get a creative writing minor degree with a digital marketing major?

[@maestro1168]

I’m double major in BA: practical philosophy - morality, politics, law and also BS: digital audience/marketing. Philosophy help with the persuasive writing. Combined with digital audience degree which focus on manipulating human behavior online/psychology- Perfect combo. Plus the skills that I’m learning helps for entreprenuership to scale any business online.

[@pastsubstance2930]

Oh wow this sounds perfect for me! I’m currently trying to get into digital marketing and working with website rn. How can I use my creative writing skills here?

[@1Star.Boy0]

I’m glad I found this hidden gem channel before i got into Uni

[@rohan-nethala]

Same this shits gonna help me out Sm if I can’t find a job after I graduate

[@abeedahfarjan]

as someone who is currently interning at a government facility, I can definitely tell you it's chill but as someone who cant necessarily "sit still & do nothing" it starts to take a mental toll on you after some time.

[@Ink30]

This sounds like a dream to me

[@oliveszz547]

Get a hobby in your spare time just going to say once you get a proper job where you're grafting non stop hardly any breaks you'll regret your choice. Just stick with it learn to be calm id switch jobs with you in a heartbeat.

[@abeedahfarjan]

@oliveszz547 thanks for the advice

[@IvanBetancourt-pm6pl]

100% agree

[@Angel__oxoxx]

Sorry to bother you but what Job are you doing

[@Abstractor21]

I would work only 4-6 hrs a day. With medium salary. that's my work balance. (maybe) the only exception would be a job about Bioinformatics or something like that

[@nicolasdegiosa287]

I agree, 40 hours a week is the standard but I'd much rather work 30-35 and have more free time for hobbies/partner/relaxing ecc.

[@sunset6958]

What careers for that balance

[@willsong1317]

Awesome list Shane! Work life balance is one of the things to look at when I start looking for a job. 👌

[@chadwolford8902]

I’m at a government job watching this video right now😂😂😂 8-4 pm weekends and holidays off😎

[@cristiancervantesoficial]

What job do you have?

[@SavageSnake135]

​@@cristiancervantesoficialhes a CIA Agent

[@TheIsaacHour]

What’s your job and salary?

[@noahkyhl6442]

man, glad im majoring in MIS, i can get into quite a lot of those jobs with the degree

[@1Star.Boy0]

Mis is Combination of Business and Tech right?

[@abbaemmanuel3450]

@@1Star.Boy0 yes it is called management information system

[@christophershanklin112]

@@abbaemmanuel3450 or information systems

[@Angel__oxoxx]

Is it a complicated or 'hard' major?

[@matthewheath7839]

On being your own boss. You can do anything you want, of course, no one will stop you. But if you need that business to survive at all, you need to make sure the critical tasks that you're responsible for, can be delegated to someone else, that person is capable and available at that time. Yea, you can take a week off, but you might not have much of a business to come home to.

[@jazzie0009]

Agree with the govt job info. But it does depend on the type of govt job and the manager that you have.

[@gunterdapenguin5896]

Honorable mention: day laborers, I work as a day laborer at the docks, make decent money (very high hourly pay, not too many hours though) and I can take a vacation or break whenever I want to, I simply tell it to the foreman and then don't show up that day. I know people who've taken 3 month vacations, I myself have gone to other countries on a week day just because I wanted to

[@Anw120]

How do you get into that? Just show up at the local docks? (I’m in San Diego, California btw)

[@gunterdapenguin5896]

@Anw120 yeah, I just showed up and asked to see the foreman for the dock workers, try looking up the union for your district, often times that's where you clock in

[@TheAilmam]

Day laborers? What do you do at that job?​@@gunterdapenguin5896

[@gabe0228]

I was literally having a conversation about this about 15 minutes ago and then this video popped up and said 20 minutes ago, thank you!😂

[@ShaneHummus]

Haha the algorithm can read minds lol

[@drebr9721]

more like your phone is listening to you and recommending based off "key words" spooky stuff. @@ShaneHummus

[@jeffcharles2845]

Wish I would have seen a video like that this before college

[@KongmengVang95]

I don't know where you got that info about government jobs. I currently work for the government and our performance is tracked. We have to meet certain stat requirements on a monthly basis. We cannot just sit around as our services are needed. I work 9 hours a day and I hustle from the moment I start until I log off. I don't have the luxury of just sitting around for 6-7 hours after finishing all my work. It isn't that way in government. There is always something to do when you work for the government.

[@innocentrage1]

Guess it depends what branch. Air Traffic control for example cant work more than like 30 hours a week

[@Ink30]

It depends I had a government job where I did nothing, but it was somewhat political...

[@myth.os_]

Been a recruiter for more than a year. Not an easy job AT ALL. No work life balance.

[@edinacaso1839]

I used to work for the government in Hungary as an accountant and it wasn't chill at all... Tho it's true the work/life balance was excellent, but because of the ridiculously low salary, stress, and overtime work I quit after 5 years...

[@XAUCADTrader]

Amazing video! Yeah, as a data analyst I climbed from 60k to 90k in about 7-8 years. But I worked for gov that had a better work/life balance at the cost of lower pay. I'm switching to developer or cybersecurity if developer is...cognitively blocked lol...Thanks for this video, confirms I'm doing the right thing. I also considered being a financial advisor because that's my hobby/passion (which allows me the resources to be able to switch careers.) Maybe I can do that as a side gig...Another thing I got out of this video, I gotta get out of Canada and into the US of A!!!

[@rany4129]

Where are you from??

[@maxedoreacts8365]

Hmm I wonder where someone stuck in Canada is from?

[@Gothiqueluv]

No you don't. Stay in Canada. The healthcare will kill you.

[@BradleyStickland]

How do you just get into all these fields? You say you are switching to dev or cyber security but also mention financial advisor in there. What’s the best way to learn what you need and land these jobs? I’m 19 and in retail and want to escape to a career, not a job

[@XAUCADTrader]

@@BradleyStickland My university had a good coop program. I did a science degree then worked in analytics. While there, I was thinking of pivoting to finance so I was thinking of writing my CFA but I didn't. I'm doing a CS degree now, you can do a quick one at WGU if you're American and don't mind a 3.00 GPA. I didn't because I want a 3.9+ GPA for better grad school options. Check out Western Governors University (at your own pace, pass/fail, cheap and can be really fast), but it won't be as good as a school with a good coop/internship program. But you need not do tech, it's just the hottest now. This is for Americans/Canadians. I would go tech/IT route now as other jobs will be obliterated, but healthcare is always good too.

[@hrobbins]

took me years to get on with dept of state passports. we work on production so its work work work all day. often 6 days a week. i would love a stereotypical relaxed gov job.

[@wafershade]

Tell This To A Teenager Remember you have to work until you’re 70 years old rather enjoy life than in a job

[@jimj2683]

I want to make money and retire before 40. The 9-5 life is hell.

[@BrandonBardel-ce7rz]

Any luck?

[@jimj2683]

@@BrandonBardel-ce7rz Nope. I am my own worst enemy. I have zero discipline apparently.

[@TheAilmam]

Give me that job. Im 8-5 and alternate saturdays working

[@mattz1559]

I'm a maintainer on jets in the AF and I can confirm that it is NOT chill and does NOT have a good work/life balance. Not all govt jobs are chill some of us work ourselves basically do the grave for little pay.

[@christianmarshall584]

He means govt not armed forces… I thought AF was supposed to be smart..

[@umazon4132]

This was a great video, I thought it was incredibly important for someone that wants good work-life balance. If I could do a video request it would have to be Careers for people with slow processing speeds. As I feel that work-life balance is great but there are careers that that do not require high speed production or volume.

[@edatube7616]

I second this request.

[@gravekeeper4601]

Tech jobs, most of them, are not good for work-life balance. This is a high pay, high stress job. One might say you won the lottery if you get in a company in tech that has the right balance.

[@daniale6979]

I have not seen this video yet and I am liking it already because you are amazing.. your videos are my go to

[@ShaneHummus]

Thank you so much 😀

[@Muzansolos11]

The crazy part is that I am looking into Digital Marketing, and I clicked on this video bc I thought it was a busy job. To be honest, I thought digital marketing was too good to be true,so i find an excuse not to pursue it. I'm definitely not doubting this profession again.

[@animenad]

Glad you didn't persuse it there is a lot of people in digital marketing first i thought it will be high paying relaxing etc etc and yes it's easy and relaxing but you are not making a lot of money and with freelancers ready to offer their services at low cost companies also tend to pay you less to be honest I was working as digital marketer over 1 year it's get boring after the year the only thing you do is to bring followers views that's kind of shit to be honest there is also other domain ppc SEO and etc but to be honest it's not going to pay you well and you will going to work for small business owners who doesn't have any professionalism and you might loose your job at any point to be honest I left the industry because digital marketing nowadays anybody can do it therefore focus on these fields tech, finance, accounting these 3 fileds has the scope to provide you good money and if you want work life balance work at a grocery store it's better there I am not kidding i actually worked in them I was making much as money equal to digital marketing btw good luck for your future

[@TheHeroCam]

Gov employee here.....nailed it....

[@SuperNova-_-...]

How🤭

[@Misaka-gt5yj]

Government jobs do not pay high at all compared to their private sector counterparts.

[@suniverse3990]

I feel like tech jobs can be very stressful depending on who you work for. I'm looking at you Facebook 😐

[@chelsealynch3327]

Can you please do a video on the best careers for each major and the highest paying careers for every major?…you haven’t done marketing yet.

[@ShaneHummus]

That would be over 2000 videos and would take 4-7 years

[@iamme4494]

Cyber security is great at work life balance especially if you worked at Patreon!

[@kelvin4833]

Aren’t real estate agents being replaced though by things like Redfin and Opendoor. Feel like it’s a dying fields. Also home builders aren’t paying commissions anymore

[@SuccessMindset2180]

It’s about all about money and happiness

[@pickguy927]

A good way to get one of those chill jobs at the government you got to start out with one of crappy ones and then just transfer over because as long as you work for the government all it really is is transferring over to another branch

[@designhub360customapparel]

Thanks

[@blackswan7568]

"By 2030, the only jobs that will exist will be software developers, cybersecurity analysts, IT people, and digital marketers." -some smart dude

[@tomr6866]

Healthcare is never going away

[@blackswan7568]

@@tomr6866 True that👍

[@1Star.Boy0]

Humanities and Liberal art majors be like: “*(chuckles) I’m in danger*”

[@blackswan7568]

@@1Star.Boy0 Based

[@j.woodard2452]

@@1Star.Boy0 ony if they didn't take any science and mathematics minors that can help bring creative invention and thought processes to IT and Healthcare at all levels.

[@ronie6773]

Come live in Germany. Here I work remotely for a German company 9 hours a day with 1 hour break , not a minute more

[@Gothiqueluv]

RE for work life balance?!? HA! Taking calls at 2am, doing massive hours, and still not making a sale is not all that.

[@oumaouma3672]

i did an internship in a government a job and yes it's sooo chilled people come to work at 10 am and go home at 4 or even 3 there is no restrictions they're free

[@xyz-pg3zd]

Are you sure it’s not the intern with chill time? And you’re saying everyone?

[@prash9650]

​@@xyz-pg3zdya same doubt

[@SunsetLights]

Hey Shane, just subscribed!! Can you do a video on psychology careers depending on what degree you settle for ? Thank you !!

[@FmTrini]

No video need a video…but you will need a masters or and a phd after you Bachelors if you want it make the real money and work the cool jobs lol then end!

[@kingsolly8963]

How about dentistry . Aside from the extra 4 years of school after undergrad you are set for life in my opinion.

[@lbell9695]

True, all my dentist friends have a great work-life balance.

[@tacodrago2125]

Don't you always have to renew the dental certificate? You need to study for the DAT, take prerequisite classes in organic chemistry, general chemistry, perception like the key hole problem, angles, etc, quantitative thinking, biology, etc.

[@kingsolly8963]

@@tacodrago2125 from my knowledge you don’t have to renew your certificate. However, you have to complete the required prerequisite, but that shouldn’t be a problem.

[@tacodrago2125]

@@kingsolly8963 I meant by certification is the continuing education every 2 years. I thought all dentists need to continue their education after getting their license. I don't know for sure but if anyone can tell me it would be cool. Kingsolly8963 are you a dentist? I would like to ask more if I can.

[@Sona77.]

Most run businesses. You have to know how it works if you wanna be successful.

[@FmTrini]

I’ll just get a trade…sitting in a chair all day is bad for your lower back and overall health in general

[@raynegentle6367]

Airline Pilot should be #1.

[@Yard_Machine]

Paramedic. 2 days on, 4 off.

[@anjaleeb442]

Hi Shane. I would love to see a video about studying architecture as well as the pros and cons of it 😆

[@christinecorrrea5402]

I take architecture In community College. An easy synopsis Pros: 1.Practice and exercise your Design Skills 2. Learn to read conscruction plans and how to draft and read your way through buildings 3. Probably get a decent paying entry level job compared to not having an associate's at all like a draftsman. Cons 1. If you wanna be an architect, you cant avoid a bachelor's at least. 2. Tons of classwork, not neccessarily hard, just a lot of work, which seems to be a recurring theme of the field in general 3. If you plan to be in the construction industry at all, it's basically a crapshoot depending on where you live and if the local industry is booming or not. And if you do get a job, believe me, it's not for the flimsy, it's a lot of labor and stress. Personally, I am mostly there learning because I want to practice my design skills and I also have been working in construction as an apprentice for a bit now and just want to expand my working knowledge. Skilled labor is the only way for money, and cushy office jobs are tough to obtain but probably well worth it. For me, I'm thinking more of currently learning digital marketing to use my design skills and have a real job in hand like Shane said, but I will say that Even in the single year I have worked in construction, I have learned plenty of useful knowledge for my own life and collected plenty of useful tools for home repair. As far as your own business goes, you need some big boy equipment that's pretty expensive and likely certs to operate (skilled labor again) them. Bonus (could be good or bad depending on you) 4. Politics politics politics Everything in architecture is politics, trust me, you'll realize fast. Little guys dont make skyscrapers. Big money interests, unions, politicians, media consensus, zoning, immigration, workers rights, taxes, the list goes on forever. So if you dont like politics, stay far away cuz it cant be avoided. Oh and as far as craftsmanship goes, most of that is dying, no money there except on your own, everything where the money is, is about automation all day. Yup, automate everything top to bottom. Makes work easier for the cushy jobs but if you plan to be low skilled Labor, dont plan to get a chance to retire in this day and age. Anything that doesnt require knowledge is going and fast I suspect, ( think most of it gone by like 2050). Climate change and automation are front and center in construction (3D printed houses, DUSTY the surveyor robot) just look it up. Basically, just in general, I would suggest learning something that makes you hard to replace, and going the distance with your education. In skills in school, outside in a job, online, just learn learn learn because just being able to work a drill or do something basic is essentially going make you obsolete in the long run. Hope this helps genuinely and makes things clear. I try my best to work smart and help others by staying real about it.

[@amith.ftbl90]

I believe its the skill you have more than what the college can teach you ykwim

[@user-xs1yv3kj4b]

I just want enough money to afford a roof over my head. Really can’t take life anymore

[@darion496]

I am right there with you...

[@triztanregino9814]

Perfect, right when I needed thisszzz

[@WoJackHorseman]

Work / life balance is a terrible thing to strive for. Balance implies that work and life should be equal. We should actually strive for a work / life imbalance, where we work much less than "life"

[@rayans6875]

That's literally not what work-life balance means

[@breakdancerQ]

That's the obvious meaning of it, balance doesn't mean mean a 50/50 split.

[@ActuallyBrian]

Maybe it’s just the real estate agents I know, but they’re some of the busiest people I know with the worst work/life balance ever, lol. These folks are also clearing over 1m in take home pay, so they’re well outside the norm. If they were only making 1/10 of what they currently make, it would probably be fairly chill.

[@DeepeshSachdev_Gaming]

Being Recruiter myself since last 1 year, its worst work life balance in india

[@zainabalghazaly628]

Higher risk, higher return

[@shuhussein1276]

Hi shane, Please do a video on high paying boring jobs.

[@alg4321]

Not sure if you’ve covered it yet, but could you talk about a masters in public health degree? Of the degrees I’m considering, this is the one I’m most interested in.

[@itsgonnabeanaurfromme]

He won't exactly be the most suited for that. MPH is usually a degree taken by doctors after their MD degree when they want to be involved in public health. Edit: of course the minimum is a health related degree like in vetrenary, nursing, or biomedical engineering. But that closes off quite a few possibilites, too.

[@katydid5088]

My advice is there is not much money in it without specific undergraduate degrees and experiences. Go to New Mexico and you're lucky to break 60k for a Master's. New York you get more money but, in exchange for a high cost of living. In general compassionate careers and administrative policy work tends to be extremely hit or miss without the right experience and you will have to be a master at interviewing OR at organizing finances and records in a specific way, alongside in depth knowledge of medicine as a whole. One of the few pub. Health admins I do know was (and quite frankly still is) a burned out family medicine doctor who got injured at work and couldn't face doing clinical work again. Before that he had been a paralegal (>2 yrs degree for him) accountant c.p.a (also less than 4 years for that one while passing exams) and finally an M.D, earned in the usual -12 year time frame. The Master's program didn't land him his current job until he had 2 years as an attache to the office (2 years) and had continued working as a billing consultant for major insurance companies and a consultant in personal injury claims for a law firm per diem. If you only have the degree you're chances for being picked are slim to none unless you work in a chronically overworked, underfunded state. You take work home with you all the time, hence why people leave. The friend still works per diem cases as he doesn't want to count on public health money with a conservative government gaining ground (ie budget cuts making his position redundant. He's in the middle so far as management goes so he's on the chopping block if the government decides to downsize.)

[@littlebrit]

This doesn't make any sense. I only agree about government job, but it can be busy too. And how many houses you are going to sell to your friends and acquaintances?

[@friedhotwings]

I feel like you should’ve done surveys rather than just pick the most frequent jobs appearing on arbitrary lists

[@juliouslary1697]

It would be cool if you made a video about people who work for google

[@rany4129]

which job is better software engineer or doctor???and Why?😞 Is software engineer a secure job like a doctor?❓❔I need answers as fast as possible 🔴 just a note (it has been a year now since i was thinking💡 about which one i should take and I watched videos🕠 , read articles🕐 but I find it kind of hard to choose !!! ) another note⚠ * i am an international student want to work in usa*✔ Please help with any information , advice , experience....💯💯💯

[@ShaneHummus]

I would choose SE 10/10 times.

[@aliciannaflores2485]

SE for sure

[@JohnDoe-vo5uc]

IT have a very high stress level because you have to solve all the time some problems which destroy your brain

[@user-sl3ho4fr8p]

I recommend going into the military. You dont have to work a boring job in the same space every single day. Also it will be lots of fun hanging out with people and you can learn self defence and cool things like that.

[@brennen4830]

Can you make a video on the best kind of government jobs? I’ just graduated w a psc degree

[@sheluvzprince6958]

So does tech sales not have a good work life balance?

[@BetterThanYesterday69]

It generally does but you also can have times were you will work long hours

[@andrejvidenovic2370]

And there are us Europeans whose jobs have laways been supposed to have a work-life balance 😎

[@alexh3143]

I haven’t watched the video yet but I bet software engineering is gonna be there

[@ShaneHummus]

Let me know your thoughts on the video.

[@TheThracian]

Recruitment is a shitty experience when you have deadlines or your trying to recruit for bad jobs

[@WillySognatore]

I want to become a Recruiter in the TI industry, is it that bad? Is it possible to get a remote job by being recruiter?

[@MoezPS3]

Surprised you didn’t mention actuaries

[@breakdancerQ]

Do feel like a lot of these can also be not so balanced depending on where you work

[@mariesoren6627]

I like your videos, they so informative. Do you consult people that want career advice? My 21 year son needs career / education advice.

[@JulieJullieter]

Anyone in the comment section hiring?

[@user-ks3ms3li4k]

The tech industry is up there for Work-Life balance ?!!!! That’s so untrue !! Tech jobs are extremely stressful, web / software developers, IT, Cybersecurity are chained to their computer, you don’t see daylight for days and eat junk food all the time! You only get addicted to all sorts of digital / tech and once you get in, it’s hard to get out of the Matrix!

[@SuperhumanFitness]

Real estate agents have no work life balance lol

[@cody-channeling]

Being a private practice psychotherapist is also another way.

[@BB-xk6ef]

How about speech language pathologist ?

[@karenacornett]

what government jobs specifically.

[@robindabank6711]

this list is wrong, when i search on google, answers says something else otherwise

[@wonderclips2161]

Hey what do you think about Manufacturing engineering

[@mr.knewitall2861]

Can't click the like button because my screen is broken from the uppercut 😡

[@user-gy9hs2ih9r]

this realy helped me thank you so much

[@ShaneHummus]

Awesome! Glad it helped.

[@StarsTogether]

This is prime writing. If you're gripped by the subject, I'd steer you towards a corresponding book. "Dominating Your Clock: Strategies for Professional and Personal Success" by Anthony Rivers

[@ankitm514]

How do you find government jobs? Serious question. Due to mental health issues (from a legit traumatic experience) I'm looking to shift to government jobs

[@localcrisis]

What about radiation therapy?

[@soumyaroy3521]

Shane, what about Content Writers or Copy Writers?

[@Misterdee111]

Check with your local borough wastewater treatment plants, low key state job no one thinks about and you don’t really work with 💩 directly

[@terrycharles6075]

hey, can you do a video on the types of jobs in the sports industry?

[@innocentrage1]

NFL, they only work 17 days a year

[@Robert-3691]

This is excellence at its best. I read a book with similar content, and it was truly outstanding. "Reclaiming Connection: The Journey of a Digital Detox" by Joshua Ember

[@didafm]

Realtors have zero worl life balance. You need go be available 24/7. And they might make 135k on a amzing year. They can also make 25k in bad economy.

[@mr.tomatohead3709]

Could you elaborate on government jobs

[@wdeemarwdeemar8739]

Lol government job here… can confirm.

[@Thesoundyouneed2]

What position?

[@Aleyda-Al]

What position?

[@tristan_840]

Now, what college degrees are recommended for each of these jobs?