Got a nephew with a Bachelors degree in business...First job out college has been with Geico the last two years doing call center he said he's tired and depressed from it and ready to move on...He lives in Frisco so What you college guys do to move up? He wants something more invoked and not working from home...Trying to help him get out of the rut...

Aviation.

Two major airlines in the metromess. Be an F/A…or, get any job then bid into your area of interest when openings come up.

(Commute from Frisco would be brutal)

Seems like a lot of business these days revolve around the medical field. One of my sons has a business degree and works for a medical management company. He manages two doctor offices. Lots of upward movement and the company seems to be growing steadily. Good benefits and acceptable salary.

Thanks I'm going share the info and help him figure something out...

Tell him to go Police officer. Then, any town in the country. He can find a job. And having a degree opens promotion doors.

Get him in the employee development program at Martin sprocket and gear. Lots of roomfor upward mobility.

4 fields I always tell young people that will always be around, banking, healthcare, technology, and insurance

Lots of openings for firefighter/paramedics or firefighter/EMTs right now. If he has a clean background and in somewhat decent shape many cities will pay for all the training too. Some starting salaries are in the $75,000-100,000 range and work 48hrs on/96hrs off schedule.

No one wants to do the job these days. Used to have 25-50 applicants minimum per open position and you already had to be certified but those days are going away. Some openings would be over 100 applicants per openings and cities like Fort Worth would have several hundred into a couple thousand show up for open testing. Crazy how times have changed.
A few years on the job and $100,000 plus annually is realistic in some places and that is before OT.

Apparently, there is a huge lack in the dining room table building industry. Seems to be many an opening there.

Oh no there's not. It's just $500-$3500+ for a table.


https://www.etsy.com/search?q=dining%20table&ref=auto-1&as_prefix=dining%20t

Learn a trade

I'm afraid your right college was a free ride for him pitching....

sell home generators

Semiconductor industry. TI specifically. They have a lot of expansion happening in Sherman. Good luck to him!