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My name is Will and for the entire month of February, I've gone over a different finance career every day of the month. Let's rank the top three best and the top three worst careers that I ranked. Starting off with the three best, the first one I had was Fintech. Now, this is the first career because not only is there a strong demand for it, but it also incorporates AI super, super well, which I think is going to be the future of the entire world. And then two, 9.6 out of 10s were Wealth Management and Financial Advising. Again, the human element, I think, is the most important thing you can have in business and this utilizes a lot of these things while also not having the crazy hours of investment banking or private equity. And now it's time for the three worst. Now, go. Coming in at the third worst is going to be a Credit Analyst 6.2. Now the reason for this is because a lot of the skills this takes is highly automated and I think it's going to AI is going to take it very, very quickly. The other one I would put is a Loan Officer 6.2. Again, very susceptible to automation, harder to break into initially, and I think AI is just is going to take it. And the last one, so both of those are 6.2, the last one which I scored a 6.1, the lowest on the list is Cost Accounting. Another reason why, although it is a very, very good position to have within the company, I think AI is just going to completely take over that position in five years or less. And I don't think there will be nearly enough demand and the positions that they do have are going to be filled quickly. So overall, I've loved this series. It's kept me consistent, it's grown my page. Let me know what other series you guys want to see. Let me know what some of your favorite careers were, what you guys think about my top three and my bottom three, and until then, I'll see you guys tomorrow.