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Adrian M.
Adrian M.

Analyst ranks high in "A Comprehensive Ranking of 200 Different Jobs"

JobsRated.com released the results of a study they did of 200 jobs and how they rank based on a number of factors such as:

  • Environment
  • Income
  • Outlook
  • Physical Demands
  • Stress

Systems Analysts was in the top 10 which looks like this:

  1. Mathematician
  2. Actuary
  3. Statistician
  4. Biologist
  5. Software Engineer
  6. Computer Systems Analyst
  7. Historian
  8. Sociologist
  9. Industrial Designer
  10. Accountant

 So - just another piece of good news for the Business Analysts and Systems Analysts out there.

This entry was published on Jan 08, 2009 / Adrian M.. Posted in Career as a Business Systems Analyst. Bookmark the Permalink or E-mail it to a friend.
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