It’s not that studying a particular major will always lead to a specific outcome; results vary depending on each person’s background.

If you choose a highly market-driven industry, there’s no need to overthink it—everything is fluid and ultimately depends on your own development, capabilities, and perceived value. As your value increases, the market will either reprice you, push you into the social sphere to wear a yellow vest, or offer you a promotion, raise, or partnership.

Conversely, if you choose an industry with low marketization, success comes down to family connections—without a father to leverage, you’ll have to find another patron.