5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Study Business Management Degree

Why you shouldn't study business management or any business degree and cons of business management degrees and cons of being a business major.

Should I study business? Should I major in business? Should I do a business management degree? If these are questions you ask yourself, please watch this whole video and you will understand the cons of studying business and the reasons to not major in business. Of course, I will be also listing out the pros of business degree and why you should study business, but that's for another video hehe.

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[cloudsjoo]

the M in STEM actually stands for Mathematics (and not Medicine) 🤦‍♀️ Complete silly mistake that I let slip during filming and editing

[abcd-fydi]

I choose business and management degree because I have no idea what i want to do. Now years later, I still have no idea what I want to do.

[halakhalid]

Studying Business isn’t about only opening a business.
It’s true, you can learn lots of stuff about Business without the degree. However, don’t underestimate it, there’s a lot of things you can’t google, Business can be very hard and having the degree is completely worth it.
Business can easily get you money because of the skills you have that you studied in uni, it depends on the place/skills you’ve got, if you work hard, you put things into your mind, you can easily achieve them.

The last 2 points shouldn’t be a thing tbh, you meet ugly people everywhere, these people you’ll encounter in your life a lot, especially during work, and in every other major as well.

Too many students are entering business? Half of the world is majoring in medicine. ?!! It’s what people are passionate about. The more the people doesn’t make ur major bad.

[tanvitaparwal]

c'mon guys there are always gonna be 5 reasons that you shouldn't choose the thing you wanna do every thing is difficult all you need to do is hardwork ND have patience

[Seku]

Here in the US, business majors are really attractive to employers and are one of the best majors.

[elonashahini]

I do not judge anyone but personally, I am studying business management with finance and I am quite happy. You have to work hard and to put into practice everything you have learned, yeah it is true. In my opinion, it is worth it a lot and I am quite happy about it. If you think that you are passionate about something, go for it. Of course, passion is not enough, it requires hard work and dedication as well but in the end, you will be happy for your achievements.

[sebastian]

I'm 27 and I've been working since I was 18. I knew back then that getting a degree wasn't gonna do shit for me. I'm starting a business degree this fall not because I want it to open doors for me automatically, but because I'm in the field I like already and I'd like to grow in it. Already got the job skills. Also I know in my field to get management positions they really want you to have a degree. So if anyone is reading this don't be discouraged.

[avelamkulisi]

The problem starts when you make your problems our problems😂😂😂😂

[cloudsjoo]

IF YOU'RE FEELING STRESSED AFTER THIS VIDEO - I have now posted the 5 reasons WHY YOU SHOULD study business so please refer to that to put yourself at ease!

[allenshay]

Unfortunately, I can't get a job without a degree. Experience doesn't matter to employers, as long as you have a degree in magical arts, you will be considered for the position over someone without a degree

[itshectora]

So a kid straight out of high school can get into banking right away. Ha yeah right, the degree is meant to open the door. Unfortunately that’s the way it works

[maktub]

Learning by yourself just some basic courses, won’t open the same doors as a degree obtain at university. I am studying Global Business and I can’t complain. It definitely fits my future goals. I could be stuck in an office on a low paid starter job waiting to progress (IF I DO) while some younger person comes along after University and gets the job that someone without a proper degree is fighting to get. And also, once you are promoted, they will still ask you to do some course to have a legal foundation for it. And the University degree can open that door immediately. Now if you want to open a business that has an international target, it will also help to have this type of degree. There are many pros to this course

[maiyeuem]

This is not true at all. You can get business degree and still find job. You just gotta find internships, part time jobs, or any type of employment. Just don’t go to classes and study hard and sit your ass at home and doing nothing.

[Star.Boy]

For those who are wondering, Accounting, Finance, Marketing, International Business, Economic, Supply Chain Management and Management Information System (MIS) are the best business degree majors and worth it

[ikeanthony]

The rich stay rich by spending like the poor and investing without stopping, while the poor stay poor by spending like the rich yet not investing like the rich

[hughjassol]

You don’t need a degree to do anything. It’s just required or it’s not. No matter what career you choose, 90 percent of the useful info you learn will be on the job.

[burns]

1. I can learn business anywhere 1:43
2. You don't need a bizz degree to work in business 3:39
3. A business degree won't necessarily make you rich 5:50
4. Youll meet a lot of douchy people 8:18
5. Too many students choosing business 10:12

[Jhihmoac]

There WAS a time, back through the 80s, and into about the mid 90s, where one could actually land a middle management position in a corporate office at around $40K-$50K to start, and NOT necessarily have to major in business or accounting... Many then would acquire "Easy Breezy" type majors, such as Psychology (first four years only), Marketing, Liberal Arts, Philosophy, even the new (at that time) "Gender Studies"... With these majors at hand, students then could still party, breeze through the curriculum, graduate with a halfway decent GPA, and land a job in a business office environment somewhere with a very good starting salary... The thing was that companies then didn't really care WHAT you majored in, just so long as you had a degree, and knew just enough to be "promotable"! That all ended in the late 90s when companies decided to drastically downsize (and offshore and outsource) because they started to discover "there were too many Chiefs, and not enough Indians"... Many college admissions STILL have this 80s "the sky's the limit" attitude and will convince the potential student that whatever choice they make is an excellent one, and that they "can and will" make their ROI in just a few years! As we see, this is NOT the case, but you've already signed on the dotted line!

[japansofar]

I’m late to the party but just found your channel. I have a business undergrad and MBA. I work in Japan as a Finance consultant. Business degrees are still very essential for organizational development and resource management. Depending on your industry you can get certs in things your career specializes in that are more specific and marketable than some STEM degrees. Also, I don’t know your experience with straight white males but it seems a little wrong to judge someone based on their money, race, gender, and sexual orientation rather than how they behave and treat other people. This video is still getting a thumbs up from me though LOL.

[hanankmoh]

1. You can learn business everywhere/ anywhere
2. You don't need a business degree to work in business
3. A business degree won't necessarily make you rich
4. You'll meet a lot of douchy people
5. Too many students choose business