Apr 7 2010, 11:45 AM
QUOTE(underpressure @ Apr 7 2010, 01:02 AM)
I think it really depends on yourself more than a "statistic degree". If there is little demand, probably means you just have to really fight for it to be the 1 out of the many that fit the limited demand expectation.
True statistician have little use to malaysia industry... we are still not a fully service or highly skilled market. So might want to continue to branch out to Sg or Hk? I know a friend, a statistician, worked for ING 2 years later in HK. He is probably earning (more than) my monthly salary every week.
So don't give up and keep yourself focus. You will get it in the end.
yayaya...msia is still yet to become a country in fully focusing on services/consultation provider ...msia is currently concentrating on the production industry instead of being a consultation services industry...however, imo...SG/HK is mainly concentrating in professional services provider industry may be due to having the limited natural resources.. True statistician have little use to malaysia industry... we are still not a fully service or highly skilled market. So might want to continue to branch out to Sg or Hk? I know a friend, a statistician, worked for ING 2 years later in HK. He is probably earning (more than) my monthly salary every week.
So don't give up and keep yourself focus. You will get it in the end.
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