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| tyder21 11/12/19 10:27:20 PM #29: | Fully-credentialed actuary at a very large insurance company (definite pros & cons to working at a "very large" company). I currently really like the job, it's basically exactly what I expected when I decided to pursue the field - using math to solve business problems (and lately, also machine learning / predictive modeling). Aside from compensation, the things that make or break a job are the obvious: company culture, coworkers, manager (very important imo), interesting work. In general, I think that unless you're done attempting to move-up the promotion ladder, the time to change roles is when you're no longer being challenged. No longer being challenged probably means: a) you're not learning much from the role anymore; and b) you're getting bored, which may cause the quality of your work to suffer. Disclaimer: I've only ever worked corporate jobs --- http://letterboxd.com/tyder21/ Advokaiser Was Here ... Copied to Clipboard! |
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