Any business majors here? What language class should I take up that would make me attractive to hire for big banks?
mandarin
>>1095028
Python...
>>1095043
only right answer
>>1095028
Become a trans-hispanic genderfluid femmebutch zucchini spirit bi-souled octopus kin and they'll be guaranteed to hire you to fill their mentally insane employee quota.
>>1095028
> banking and finance
German all day. And Swiss German if you can learn that.
Don't listen to the guys saying mandarin.
I wish I had learned German in college.
>>1096047
I second this
>>1096038
>>1095028
Just take Spanish kiddo
You'll be an international business leader in no time
Don't forget to be yourself
And follow your dreams :^)
>>1096151
i know for a fact that this wasnt made on /pol/
>>1096864
I'm definitely not into Mandarin, but I don't want to make the wrong decision
>>1096010
>doing kids' stuff
>not being the hardcore guys doing crazy shit to the metal with C++
I work in a bank. Mandarin is a meme unless you are going to work in Asia and not in Japan or Singapore.
Learn Spanish. It is by far the most used language in banking over the word outside English. French is irrelevant unless you work in a French bank (lmao) and all Germans speak English and won't give a shit that you speak German. Same a Swiss people.
>>1097206
And after English and Spanish what do you suggest? I'm not planning to work in Asia.
>>1097382
I suggest you study something else instead of wasting your time with shit that you won't use.
>>1095028
spanish
>>1096864
I would go German all the way. If you can get some kind of internship in Germany or Switzerland your future could be filled with money.
>>1097093
>C++
Not even once.
>>1097566
>std:: 9 separate times
>typename ... instead of an actual name to give any hint what it may represent
>probably missing 3 other issues that could clean this up
Wow, this is abhorrent community college sophomore CS-kid tier code.
Spanish or German
If you want to go to Asia because you have yellow fever then learn Korean, Mandarin or Japanese. Japan is dying though so probably shouldn't do that.
As someone who's interning at goldman sachs it doesn't matter which language as long as it's globally relevant and you are perfectly fluent at it at a high level.
Relevant languages: german french mandarin russian japanese
Spanish, italian, korean, portuguese are second tier and anything else is worthless.
Seriously, Japanese.
No one knows Japanese anymore, After the 80s people dropped it, but more often than not, Japanese people have poor command of English and many Japanese will go to a Japanese university. A lot of foreign companies want foreigners in Japan as well, due to these skill shortages.
People have started learning mandarin thinking it would help them get ahead of the game. But that ships already sailed and if you were really smart you would be learning Vietnamese, Hindi, Arabic.
Why would I hire some American boipussy that thinks he can speak Mandarin, when i can hire one of the thousands of actual Chinese students that probably understands Mandarin, Canton and has decent command of English and fills my diversity quota.
Toyko is still a centre of international commerce and if you look at the job descriptions for some of these companies, Japanese is often always cited as highly preferred. This is especially true for European firms.
Both Mandarin and Japanese are hard languages and make you look smart. Spanish and Portuguese are easier, but will be increasingly more demanded and if you're from the US will help you out in other career paths.
Any language will make you more employable but the trick is finding a niche. So look ahead at new markets, but also some that have been forgotten. Carve yourself a niche.
I wouldnt learn French/ German unless you were European, 90% of the time the people you will be dealing with will have near perfect command of English. Take up coding instead.
>>1096151
>Blackasian
WTF. It is blasian.
Complete retard here. Is there a difference between business and business management courses?
>>1095028
Chinese/Japanese.
Japanese because yen is still being traded a lot. Its standard for FOREX.
