a) there is always plenty of work for those who like what they do.
b) If it's money you're wanting, then you have to be able to do
something that someone else will pay to have done.
c) happiness comes to those who find (a) and (b) in the same
activity. Or who do not compromise (a) very much in pursuit of (b).
d) What can a master in stats do? to translate to what CEO's and
other money sources understand, I'd suggest you emphasize the technical
issues you can address, and not mention the 'pure' math angle of
statistics. Or search well for the CEO's who understand the details of
the PDCA loop.
JohnD231 wrote:
> Id like anyones input on the following:
>
> 1. job prospects at the masters level
better than MS in non-data driven topics.
>
> 2. starting pay
You won't starve, and you may pay off your loans quickly.
>
> 3. job satisfaction
that's your responsibility, not the company''s.
>
>
> Thanks
>
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