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Do the physicist find work?
What kind of jobs do the physicist?
I have seen that most end teaching in high school.
I wonder which company or companies employing physicists, not just research centers or universities.
Where I can find a job?
I like research but if you are not a super genius or have very good grades, just never give you a position as a teacher or researcher.
Im American, but I dont mind working in Europe.
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You can work i a Bank. The Black-Sholes equation made it Physicist.
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You can work at McDonald's.
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>>7666547
Is this true?
How many of those studyind Physics end up in those jobs?
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>>7665694
Usually something in engineering or software development, only the top 1% get jobs at NASA or any major company.
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>>7666580
Not a lot, but it's always an option.
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>>7665694
Physics isn't a real job, it's just finding out little shitty details about nothing and being a pompous ass: the religion.
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My question wasnt answerd. Serious answers
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once you have a degree in physics you can put that you have a degree in physics on your resume
there's no answer to your question
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I'm not a physics major student so I don't know why this is, but the most common area of work that physics graduates end up in is IT/software.
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