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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There are many threads about this on this forum. Please do searches and read. I am a recruiter for a major tech firm. You must not be in the field or from overseas. Many tech giant CEOs are also saying the same thing, they’re hiring more humanities majors with the strong critical thinking, writing, communication skills. There are many examples on this forum of kids graduating over the years with non STEM majors getting high paying jobs at the tech/consulting/banking firms (majors like history, IR, econ, poli sci, etc) wake up. Many many Fortune 500 CEOs have humanities majors. https://www.fastcompany.com/40440952/why-this-tech-ceo-keeps-hiring-humanities-majors https://thewayofimprovement.blog/2017/02/18/mark-cuban-dont-go-to-college-to-study-business-study-the-humanities/ Prominent Fortune 500 CEOs with Humanities Degrees: Brian Moynihan (Bank of America): History Alex Karp (Palantir): Philosophy Michael Eisner (Former Disney): English Literature & Theater Kenneth Chenault (Former American Express): History Lloyd Blankfein (Former Goldman Sachs): History Mark Parker (Nike): Political Science Brian Cornell (Target): Political Science Gail Boudreaux (Anthem): Psychology/Sociology [/quote] Please stop the nonsense. These people would have been successful regardless of the major. Not everyone can become a professional athlete, and not everyone can become CEO. CS major is going through a big shift. https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/1314492.page [/quote] Listen. These are extreme examples. Read here on this forum or talk to people. I live it as a recruiter and have colleagues at other top firms. They do not hire only CS or STEM majors. Please wake up. [/quote]
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