Hearted Youtube comments on Shane Hummus (@ShaneHummus) channel.

  1. Im 16 and you don't even know how much easier and clearer you've made my life. Thank you.
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  2. If you plan on pursuing a health degree, do not I repeat DO NOT pursue it because you were pressured by your parents! Your parents most of the time will just look at the salary and think it's the best for you. All it will do is make you miserable. Only pursue health if you have a true passion for helping people
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  3. I’m a union plumber in Los Angeles. I made $110,000 last year not including “fixing my moms house on the side.” I would say I was easy at $150,000. I had to go through a 5 year apprenticeship program, which to be a journey person, you need at least 4 years on the job or an accredited school certification. I’ve bought 2 houses, drive the latest car, and my 3 kids have what they want. This trade has Treated me well. Downside, I’ve gotten tennis elbow twice from the repetitive nature of my work as well as hurt my back once(my own fault, I didn’t lift properly or ask for help)hopefully this helps anyone thinking of the trade.
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  4. Live chat is basically customer service. They are always hiring for that and the pay can be good depending on the company.
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  5. I’d watch a tier list of different types of grass as long as Shane made it
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  6. That moment when your major got in S tier 😎
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  7. Can we all appreciate Shane for doing what he does here on YT. Most of the 'Career councillors' would charge for their services but Shane does it for free. Appreciate your work Shane!
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  8. I loved the remark about how if/when data scientists' jobs get automated, either the world would have ended, or world peace would have been achieved. 🤣
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  9. Lesson of the video: Colleges will literally give you any degree, as long as you pay them for it.
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  10. my least regretted action is deciding to gently tap the like button instead of smashing it
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  11. Shane I know no one has said this before, but you should be appreciated more for your meme choices!
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  12. When you slid Finance into A tier without question it was such a satisfying feeling. I’ll be graduating in a year or two depending on what I decide. Finance major gang 😁
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  13. computer science squad
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  14. " it's not even art, it's the history of art😂😂😂🙆🏾‍♀️
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  15. introverts rule the world, from home (my people too❤)
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  16. I'm currently on course 4 of the Google Data Analytics certificate, and I feel hopeful that 2023 will be the year I finally get a good job!😃
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  17. My BSIT at WGU got me a 40K pay raise and a position as a cybersecurity engineer coming from a sysadmin role. A 120K salary for only a couple years of studying is a pretty good deal. If you're watching this and contemplating going to this school, I'm here to say that you wont regret it.
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  18. Best choice of my life. Went into college as a finance major, wayyy too much insane math. A marketing degree got me a job halfway through my senior year that pays over $60k. I supplemented my degree with a concentration in international business and a Chinese minor, so I 100% agree that it helped me get my current position.
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  19. You to your Parents- "I've decided to be a Nurse" Your Parents - "No, Shane said its not even S Tier"
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  20. For the supply and demand referances, here's my like.
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  21. I learned more about college degrees from Shane than by talking to my advisor and career counselor.
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  22. You don’t understand how much your vids help. I’m 21 and having a mid life crisis😫. I quit college to work a few years ago but now I’m back at college and I’m so stressed out because I’m not entirely sure what I want to do but your videos on what degrees to do etc are putting me at ease a little so thank you so much !
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  23. Your videos should be shown to students before they graduate in high school. Seriously. 👏🏻 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
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  24. Shane, this is such an important video. I come from a south Asian family. Our culture for jobs is “doctor, lawyer, engineer or bust.” My mom made me promise her to become a doctor when I was young. I fooled myself into thinking that’s what I loved. I was a genetics wizard in high school. I told myself this is it for me, there’s no better career. I never assessed anything else or gave myself a chance to study anything else. My first two years of undergrad, I even completed premed. And then I dropped it because I realized I didn’t want to do it. All it took was a few classes in other subjects. That quick. I realized I love computer science more, I loved math, engineering, and design. It hurt me a lot that I wasted two years of my undergrad and fell behind. I was stuck in a major that I didn’t love, so I had to do some extra school to catch up with others in CS. I was in more debt. Now I work in tech, in something not even remotely related to medicine. I make well over 100k working from home year round (not just during this virus) coding on my computer. And I couldn’t be happier. I do wish I had done my schooling properly though and I’ll never get the years I wasted back. And I’m an extra 40k in debt for extra schooling to catch up to CS majors. Being a doctor is extremely respectable, especially in pandemic situations like we are in now. But it’s not meant for everyone. I wish I had access to this video 7 years ago when I started college. So if you’re reading this and come from a high pressure culture like mine, please assess your interests and passions carefully. If you choose to go premed and be a doctor, please make sure you’ll be happy. Thanks Shane for making this and I hope others take your advice and are more careful than me.
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  25. Electrical engineering student here, from my experience I would stick to the classic engineering fields. That is civil, mechanical and 'electronic and electrical engineering'. The reason being those jobs are never going to vanish not to mention all of them have transferrable skills.
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  26. I'm a MHRM graduate and have been working in the field for about 10 years. Your video is super spot on. Personally, I stay in the Talent Acquisition portion of HR because that is what is fulfilling to me. I love changing lives by offering people jobs and meeting individuals with quality talent that could bring interesting skills and outlooks into an organization. I personally stay away from Labor Relations as it's a very sticky job due to laws and compliance. Benefits and payroll is simply boring to me. So overall, if Talent Acquisition was not under the HR umbrella, I would definately not continue with this career.
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  27. As an econ major from UT Austin, I agree with this! I'm working as a data analyst now and it really helped to pair minors/certificates in CS and Applied Statistical Modeling to econ. It's a solid choice overall and certainly an interesting subject.
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  28. I think you shouldve mentioned nurse. Just a 2 year degree and I was making 65k right out of community College. Less than 4 years later and I'm at 85k. Best decision I ever made! Update. 5 years later and I made 103k last year.
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  29. Unfortunately in my position, I worked fulltime in college. It was tough juggling college and paying bills while sleeping on average 5 hours every night. But I managed a 3.8 gpa and graduated with an Associates of Arts in Computer Science with highest honors. Currently Im transfering to a major university which I will begin in January.
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  30. Me: a graduate in German watching this Languages: gets put in D Me: I've never before been so offended by something I completely agree with
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  31. You just gave me a really good idea for a college major. Every other type of degree relating to the environment tends to pay pretty low but this one has a good salary range. I love the environment, want to help save it, yet care a lot about my personal well-being.
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  32. This channel has to be one of the most underrated channels in YouTube
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  33. Wow.. I just feel proud of myself for getting a master's degree in Physics. Tbh I've never found any other subject as interesting as Physics. Even when I tried to explore or learn other subjects, I ended up getting bored after a while. I guess different people in different fields are just built differently. We all have a thing that comes to us naturally and we don't have to force ourselves to do it. ✌️
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  34. Emphasis on parents brainwashing or deciding its doctor or bust. I finally decided I didn’t want to go to medical school, instead I prefer PA school. My father was so angry , hasn’t spoken to me in a bit. Also it’s my senior year I finally decided I wanted to be a PA. My advice? Parents won’t be here forever, do it for yourself.
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  35. If the same companies are always hiring there is a reason for that. I work for Amazon in HR, its a revolving door and not because people leave, mainly because they only hire you in as Seasonal with the promise of full time, once your 6 month contract ends they don't renew it, they continue to hire in groups and just replace everyone but right now they are laying off 27,000 employees. So sure if you want to only have to work somewhere for only 6 months then it's for you but if you're looking for stability and full time then don't bother. Also they set your schedule, you do not have a say in it and you will work on Pacific Standard Time only so depending on where you live you can work until midnight. This video was recommended by YT because I've been looking for info on jobs available right now since I was one of the 27,000 they've laid off so far. Only being given a few days notice at that.
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  36. Listen to him regarding a psychology degree...I ended up spending over 100k to attend grad school just to qualify for a 42k job...I am now trying to figure out how to change careers.
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  37. These courses are great. I've completed Google data analytics, ibm data science, imb data analyst and currently finishing up Google project management. They usually take a month and a half for me. They work great, as a college student learning skills and such. In addition for them I've gotten 25hrs of college credit helping me to be on pace to finish a year early. I highly recommend them to anybody
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  38. I majored in Communications and Media but once I got to orientation and heard more about the major I realized I would hate it. So I switched to Public Administration and two months after graduating I landed a job with a local government council :) Don’t be afraid to change your mind, even if you’re the only one walking out of the room.
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  39. S-tier must stand for “stress tier” - a information science major / computer science minor 🙃
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  40. As an introvert I want to become a like button clicker
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  41. Can't thank you enough man.. You are basically saving us a lot of time by researching all these info and give it to us for free. Love what you're doing here, Keep it up!!!
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  42. I honestly agree with you. Something my mom told me when I was 16, “find a career that will fund your hobby, not a hobby that’ll fund a career.” Now I’m graduating with my chemistry degree and a self taught artist. YouTube taught me all the necessary techniques to do art 👩🏽‍🔬
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  43. Bro... I’m 30 and post military 😕 all I know is pain but I think that a trade is the only thing I can have a chance
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  44. me, a MIS graduate now working as a software quality engineer : you really did this right all this time, huh. *pats myself in the back and teared up a little bit*
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  45. College isn’t a bad idea just don’t get a useless degree. Specialize! Get degrees in things that are useful. You only have yourself to blame if you can’t find a decent job and majored in History
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  46. I’m a nurse and absolutely love it. Find a specialty you enjoy, a hospital that values you, and great coworkers. I may not be making 6 figures but I’m able to support myself. Enjoying your job is priceless!
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  47. I have a Masters in Divinity , BS in Bible and Theology, both religious studies degrees, neither from prestigious schools. I pastor a small church, and work as a Hospital Chaplain part time, I make over 100,000 per year. Both degrees were needed for these positions. I think the real problem is not the degree, it's what people plan to do with the degree they get.
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  48. You can get a job with any degree honestly. Unless you want a specific career like doctor or lawyer for example. I got my B.A in criminal justice working at a tech company. Started as a intern now full time. Yes some jobs ask for specific degrees. Most jobs say bachelor degree needed that's it lol real straight forward, then train you. Just get a degree lol unless your career ask for it. So look first before jumping in school spending money.
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  49. soooo relieved that my major isn’t on here 😂
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  50. I’m a flat earther, should I major in physics?
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