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With a Technology and Information Management (B.S.) degree, what kinds of job option is there?

I'm an upcoming freshman college student and debating if I should change my major into game design or to stay with technology and information management because I'm not sure what job choices there is for jobs.

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Amy’s Answer

There's so many different options! I have a management science and information systems degree and I actually work at an accounting firm doing IT audit. I get the opportunity to work with lots of different companies and learn about them and their technologies. The fact that I'm able to work at one company but seeing what so many other companies do, it's pretty amazing!

If you're all interested in learning more about my company (Deloitte), happy to help!

Thanks!
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Stephen’s Answer

You major is a broad stroke of possibilities when it comes to jobs. You could be a database administrator, project manager, security specialist, application developer among other things. My major was management information systems and I've been a developer for a benefits admin company, I've done support for Peoplesoft and SAP, been a project manager for Robotic Process Automation (RPA) use cases and now am a product manager for a Natural Language Processing (NLP) application.

You can check out https://www.bls.gov/ooh/ for job outlook for a particular job.

Hope this helps and good luck!
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JOHN’s Answer

Hello:

In various online resources, technology remains a top sector for jobs. Some mentioning the next ten years, this road to be the top if not one of the top areas to integrate within.

Though, through these URLS, maybe another step awakens that interests your knowledgeable horizons.

Resource(s):
https://www.dollarbreak.com/best-careers-for-the-next-ten-years/
https://www.indeed.com/career-advice/career-development/best-careers-for-the-next-ten-years
https://www.themuse.com/advice/high-paying-jobs-in-demand-for-future
https://money.usnews.com/money/careers/slideshows/the-25-best-jobs?slide=2

Grateful for your roads.

God Bless,

John German
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Elena’s Answer

If I were you I would stick to technology, game design is a bit niche and if you get sick of it, you will have a very specific skill set. If you take the tech path you will have a much broader range of opportunity - and you could do something super technical like a programmer/developer or something like product manager for a tech product.
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