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@alandibat Plain old statistics and math idol. Titlted ang probabilities of winning to the house. May psychological factor din na papakagatin ka lang or feeling mo malapit ka na manalo so you get to spend more. X amount spent will almost always be greater than Y amount won

@clothedingrace Nah HAHA I am but a child to those who achieved more and have more but thanks and good luck!!

@clothedingrace Yes to both the observation and the question. It was a risk that paid off big time tho, I quadrupled my salary from before and tripled my net worth 1 year after graduating

@clothedingrace Very tough one to answer without delving into work specifics. But my MS isn't the traditional academic MS eh, from a business school ito so almost 50:50 business and technicals siya. My answer will most likely be applicable lang for graduates of a business school, but to answer...

@fitopia46 Definitely lods. Right timing, knowing the right people, and right industry lang talaga. Kahit na panget pakinggan, the industry I'm in received a huge economic boom because of the pandemic. Tapos pagka balik ko pa sa workforce, wala pang supply for their demands. Napaka niche rin...

@rene88 I literally don't have knowledge of it that's why I'm avoiding that area.....

@cyphercat Consultancy is the closest but that's not really an entry level thing. Usually dapat sobrang expert ka na in many "fields" and have handled a lot of business cases (see Harvard case method as a starting point). Otherwise, yun nga, my advice is to pick 1 and go deep rather than wide...

@cyphercat This is what bootcamps/moocs won't tell you. Data science is really not an industry in itself (unless you refer to it as a body of research aka academia, pero misnomer pa rin e). It's a set of tools applied in various contexts. Domain agnostic nga ito actually. Industries are like...

@cyphercat One where it's expensive af tho, ~30k USD, I'm just lucky I didn't have to pay anything upfront...

@hope088 Swerte lang haha. Took a risk and got my MS in Data Science, worked for a US company, in an industry na nag ppoach-an lang mga tao (no I won't tell u which one) so ending, in demand ako+skillset with employers willing to pay top dollars while living in the PH. Yung kicker? Day to day...