Row 29255

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Been in data science and analytics for about 8 years now. Took a new job last fall as my prior employer had no opportunity for advancement and I felt like I had hit a dead end. The new job has been a big disappointment. I’m overwhelmingly busy and I feel overqualified, but it’s recently gone to a point where I know I can’t stay longterm. This breaking point was that I got a rush assignment and provided baseline numbers. Then sat in a meeting where the business folk plugged numbers into a spreadsheet until they liked what they saw and called it a model.

I realized that 1) my job is pointless; if they aren’t going to use the numbers I provide and if they want to fudge a “model”, which takes away a feeling of job security and 2) I can’t deal with this, from a moral/ethical standpoint.

My employer is a household name that most people would’ve heard of. These “models” they make are highly revered and have been published in reputable mediums such as New York Times amongst others.

If I could get some advice on 1) how to deal with this while I wait out the job market, and 2) when do we think the job market might recover a bit? Right now my job listing searches come back without anything worth considering and only a handful at that. Also I know I need to be in job for a while to have something on my resume so there’s that too.

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text Been in data science and analytics for about 8 years now. Took a new job last fall as my prior employer had no opportunity for advancement and I felt like I had hit a dead end. The new job has been a big disappointment. I’m overwhelmingly busy and I feel overqualified, but it’s recently gone to a point where I know I can’t stay longterm. This breaking point was that I got a rush assignment and provided baseline numbers. Then sat in a meeting where the business folk plugged numbers into a spreads…
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