🚀 go-pugleaf

In Article <48qnph$jqm@cisu2.jsc.nasa.gov>, manning@pat.mdc.com (Tom
Manning) wrote:
>|>                         SALARY DATA (FY 1994)
>|>                         =====================
>|> 
>|>                                              AVERAGE ANNUAL
>|> JOB CATEGORY               NO. OF EMPLOYEES      SALARY
>|> ------------------------------------------------------
>|> Scientists/Engineers           1437             $62,678
>|>
>|> Technicians                     314              45,773

>|> EDUCATION BY JOB CATEGORY
>|> =============================
>|>                                                  % OF JOB
>|> JOB CATEGORY                NO. OF EMPLOYEES     CATEGORY
>|> ---------------------------------------------------------
>|> Scientist/Engineers
>|>      Doctorate                  236                16.4%
>|>      Master's                   478                33.3
>|>      Bachelor's                 723                50.3
>|>      Other (Associate,            0                 0
>|>        High School, etc)
>|>
>|> ......................................................
>|> Technicians
>|>      Doctorate                   0                  0 %
>|>      Master's                    0                  0
>|>      Bachelor's                 11                3.5
>|>      Other (Associate,         303               96.5
>|>        High School, etc)
>|> .....................................................

    Seems like getting a higher education is a fiscally irresponsible carrer
choice, doesn't it? See ya in the third-world....

        -- Joe