I really enjoy working from home, quarantine gave me such opportunity for the first time in my life. I've understood how much I hate go to the office during rush hours 🙄 I have 7 years of work experience, so I can feel the difference
Wow impressive! Love how you do both work from home and work from the office :) I would love to have a specific video by you on how you planned your desk ergonomics and accessories :) I am also moving to London (tech industry though)
I'm new to your channel and I am in love with it. I am binge watching all your videos . they mean so much to me. I will be majoring in math and physics this fall. your videos will be of great help to me. Best of luck with your job. ❤❤
Big question: How do you find meaning in what you are doing? Personally, I have to decide between medicine and maths ATM. The first one seems more "meaningful" - yet, this sounds so cliché that it also could be a pitfall. Is there meaning in studying maths / working in consulting?
There are many career options with maths where you can have an impact, although I would say literally saving lives is hard to beat when it comes to meaningful careers! If you want the best of both worlds, maths has medical applications- mathematical models are used in epidemiology, clinical trials, medical image analysis to assist diagnosis, etc. Hope that helps!
I would say go with medicine, don't think of it as locking into the career, but rather a step to the next target. And you want to make that step as impactful as possible. As someone who had a similar options and got forced into a 'maths' option, the medical degree would have opened more opportunities. Maybe instead do an intercalated degree with a lot of application from the math discipline you'd be interested in. You'd still be able to get into any Math career you want, but medical careers are reserved for medical graduates. Just some cents from me... choose the one you think you'll excel in most, the one you find most interesting. 3-6 years is long when you have assessments every other month. If you're brave and really want a good life, try doing an apprenticeship first, figure out what type of working environment you like. Literally, there's no rush.
Medicine is best, math is just a risky degree many people end up becoming a school teacher. For consulting, business degree is always a perfect choice basically consulting itself part of business management.
Hi Claire. I'm a mathematics student going into my final year of an integrated masters degree. I was wondering if you had any advice for managing my time and study tips for this final year? I have never written a dissertation (or any long piece of writing really) so I don't know what to expect from the dissertation module. And I have heard that the masters year is much more difficult than previous years so I was hoping that you could give me some tips or direct me to a video of yours that might help? Love your videos and thanks in advance :)
Miss please help me😢, i need help, I know someone who working there, he promised to marry me but now he disappeared I need information from people who work there, i just wanna know what happened with him, because he told me that he had cancer Please help me
I really enjoy working from home, quarantine gave me such opportunity for the first time in my life. I've understood how much I hate go to the office during rush hours 🙄 I have 7 years of work experience, so I can feel the difference
Totally get that!
Working from home has been so lovely but i do miss going into the office and seeing my friends. So excited for this chapter in your life!!!
Thanks Alexis! 💛
Aha, true, somehow we always easy to miss wonderful places around us! Hope you enjoyed Edinburg and be happily back London X
Wow impressive! Love how you do both work from home and work from the office :) I would love to have a specific video by you on how you planned your desk ergonomics and accessories :) I am also moving to London (tech industry though)
she's a ✨professional✨!!!!! loved this
i'm definitely going back to the office as soon as we're allowed!
this was so interesting to watch!! this exciting i'm happy for you!
Thanks Emma! :)
just rewatched this - love it
What degree did you major in???
Thanks Kajol!!
I'm new to your channel and I am in love with it. I am binge watching all your videos . they mean so much to me. I will be majoring in math and physics this fall. your videos will be of great help to me. Best of luck with your job. ❤❤
Thanks, good luck with your degree!!
Going to join University of Exeter. Thanks for your videos in the past and good luck in your work life
Good luck!
thanks for sharing. always interesting to see what other people do in their jobs
logical and clear! Like your vlog style
Hi thank you for your amazing vidéo! Could you make one where you would discuss about how to find a job with a mathématicien degree?
Wow this is such an amazing opportunity!
❤️
Your Vlogs are amazing..... I am a maths student too.... You inspired me to create a TH-cam channel
Big question: How do you find meaning in what you are doing?
Personally, I have to decide between medicine and maths ATM. The first one seems more "meaningful" - yet, this sounds so cliché that it also could be a pitfall. Is there meaning in studying maths / working in consulting?
There are many career options with maths where you can have an impact, although I would say literally saving lives is hard to beat when it comes to meaningful careers!
If you want the best of both worlds, maths has medical applications- mathematical models are used in epidemiology, clinical trials, medical image analysis to assist diagnosis, etc.
Hope that helps!
I would say go with medicine, don't think of it as locking into the career, but rather a step to the next target. And you want to make that step as impactful as possible. As someone who had a similar options and got forced into a 'maths' option, the medical degree would have opened more opportunities. Maybe instead do an intercalated degree with a lot of application from the math discipline you'd be interested in. You'd still be able to get into any Math career you want, but medical careers are reserved for medical graduates. Just some cents from me... choose the one you think you'll excel in most, the one you find most interesting. 3-6 years is long when you have assessments every other month. If you're brave and really want a good life, try doing an apprenticeship first, figure out what type of working environment you like. Literally, there's no rush.
Medicine is best, math is just a risky degree many people end up becoming a school teacher. For consulting, business degree is always a perfect choice basically consulting itself part of business management.
I agree hybrid is definitely the way.
You’re amazing 🤯
Thanks Ellie, right back at you!!
I'm also a Big 4 Data Science Consultant (of 2020 batch)...I echo your thoughts!
Hi Claire. I'm a mathematics student going into my final year of an integrated masters degree. I was wondering if you had any advice for managing my time and study tips for this final year? I have never written a dissertation (or any long piece of writing really) so I don't know what to expect from the dissertation module. And I have heard that the masters year is much more difficult than previous years so I was hoping that you could give me some tips or direct me to a video of yours that might help?
Love your videos and thanks in advance :)
How many times a week do you travel for work, if at all, may I ask ?
Emails, meetings constantly, tough to get work done :(
Do I have to do coding as a consultant please?
Which company??
consultants have to code?
Which company do you work at?
Fantastic
Miss please help me😢, i need help,
I know someone who working there, he promised to marry me but now he disappeared
I need information from people who work there, i just wanna know what happened with him, because he told me that he had cancer
Please help me
WFH 4eva
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