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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Shocking stats. We hear so much here about humanities majors who thrived in the business world, but nothing about Psych majors that did. I never heard a colleague in 30 years at a Fortune 10 company who admitted to being a Psych major. Pray tell about some famous Psych major captains of industry.[/quote] I was a Psych major. I'm no captain of industry, However, I leaned about people and the way they think and react to different situations. I also learned about facial/body clues that showed what the person across the table was thinking. It was invaluable to me as a lobbyist and later, as a corporate negotiator for things big and small. Did I make billion off a Psych degree? No, not even close. Did I make a comfortable living, yes. Enough to retire when I was 57. To each their own. Use the tools that you have.[/quote]
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