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BA in Sociology... help meeee!!
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I actually hated SPSS, prefered doing the hard stuff by hand. No idea why.... probably because I had so little chance to do math else where haha.Originally Posted by L.R.
what does it even mean to do stats by hand...
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Anyway, I just graduated college with my BA in Sociology, and I am having trouble finding a job. I am enrolled in my MA for sociology as well, but it is part time, so i have plenty of time for a full time job.(...) Anyone in this field and can offer some sound advice ??Originally Posted by MikeCamp
The more hard, quantitative skills you have, the better. People don't want to hear about social philosophy and other abstract stuff. The point is whether you can actually come up with actionable advice. That's of value for others. And this advice should be backed up by empirical facts and generated by consistent, plausible models. To make your advice sound, you should have some basic knowledge about fields that influence decision makers: Law, business administration, where needed some technical stuff (i.e., if your advice is, say, in real estates, you should know something about this business and its markets, the legal constraints, some technical issues of developing and running properties). Your skills should tend to statistics, basic programming (or operating specialized software) and presentation of your results. Basically that's market research and corporate policy advice. Think about whether you need a job or could do this as an independent consultant / freelancer.
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what does it even mean to do stats by hand...Originally Posted by ppllzz
Seriously. It saves sooo much time. Doing it by hand is not at all applicable in the real world.
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go to lawl schoolOriginally Posted by cheessus
lol school might be a good option too.
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