LIVE ONLINE WORKSHOP:
How to Launch a Career in Data Analytics (for PhDs)
Hosted by Matthew Carlson, PhD
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Start a Non-Academic Career You Love
Data analytics is a growing field that many former grad students and PhDs now call home. Learn why and how researchers became data analysts.
Let's face it: the academic job market sucks.
And even if you were able to land the ideal tenure-track position, you'll likely face the low pay, poor work-life balance, and unsatisfactory career progression that many academic PhDs report experiencing.
Which is why I think you should consider becoming a data analyst.
I (Matt) was an academic research scientist for over two years before I called it quits and decided to take my research and data skills to industry.
Now, I've been an industry-employed data analyst for over 18 months, and I'm happy to say that I'm:
- Making 50% more money
- Working a much shorter workday
- And still making a positive impact
PhDs are ideal candidates for data analyst positions in companies and non-profits because we know how to work with data and explain data-driven insights to non-technical audiences.
And I can't wait to show you how to launch this next phase of your career.
Join me for this one-hour live training as I explain exactly how I started my journey as a data analyst and how you can do the same.
See you there!
-Matt
What Are You Waiting For?
Only you can decide when and how to leave academia. But if you even have the slightest hesitation about an academic career and you like working with data, I think you'll love this free live workshop. And this may be the last workshop I do until after the summer.
SAVE MY SEAT
