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Date:         Sat, 11 May 1996 16:28:54 GMT
Reply-To:     Connie Phillips <cphillip@IX.NETCOM.COM>
Sender:       "SAS(r) Discussion" <SAS-L@UGA.CC.UGA.EDU>
From:         Connie Phillips <cphillip@IX.NETCOM.COM>
Organization: Netcom
Subject:      Re: seeking statistics jobs

In <4mvhj5$7go@plains.nodak.edu> galster@plains.nodak.edu (Dwight Galster) writes: > >Hello everyone, >I have seen lots of job postings here especially for SAS programmers. >This makes sense of course. It seems to be much harder to find jobs >for statisticians....and that is what I am looking for. I am now >ABD on a PhD in statistics and am interested in finding employment. >Does anyone have any non-trivial suggestions for finding a job in >this area as opposed to just SAS programmming? > >Potential employers please email me :-) > >Dwight Galster >North Dakota State University >http://rrnet.com/~galster > Dwight:

As a former Statistician who's now a Software Engineer, my suggestions would be: 1. Join the American Statistical Association, and get the Amstat News publication- it has job listings from all over the country. Also, their Joint Statistical Meetings in August have a Job Listing and Job Seeking area-for a reasonable cost, you can post your resume there. 2. Try a newsgroup like SCI.STAT.CONSULT. Also, do a search of USENET for any statistical references. 3. Also related to ASA (suggestion 1)--they have their membership directory available in a database. Get it and you'll have a database of employers who hire statisticians. You could even subset for places with PhDs only. 4. Many corporations have caught on to the fact that if they don't have a presence on the internet, they'll lose a lot of qualified job candidates. If you're interested in a certain employer, look for a website for them. If they're up to speed, they'll have information available there with respect to what kind of people they hire. Also, do a web-wide search for 'statistician'.

The best Web and Usenet search engine I know of is Alta Vista- http://www.altavista.digital.com/

Best of luck to you!

Connie Phillips CTG Indianapolis, IN 317-578-5100


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