What to expect from knowledge of business insider!

 Hello world, welcome to the new knowledge of business insider blog!

my name is Davonta Williams I am 21 years old and I have two children ages: 1 years old and 3 months, I’m currently attending strayer university to get my associates degree in business administration.


Why I decided to create a blogs

I’ve decided to make knowledge of business insider  to share knowledge from experienced professionals to help drive excitement for possible careers in the business field.I also want to bring information to people in college or someone who’s looking for a career change.In todays world it’s all about who you know and not what you know so from my posts I want to connect like-minded people and build a community around the topic and possibly gain job opportunities.


Which brings us to..


Writing topics

On this blog I will be writing about the different types of degrees and which jobs you can get with a 2 year degree, 4 year degree, 6 year degree and the requirements that are needed for the job and what qualifications are required also how much the salary is for the industry also we will be talking about how you could jumpstart your career and get into the position.


Why you should read the blog!

You should read the blog because you as the viewer will get credible information on the business industry from credible sources and professionals, I will conduct interviews to find out all about business, management and also what it takes to grow your career from day 1.






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