I am going to be graduating this December, and I am in the process of job hunting and would prefer to stay closer to home. However, the EL actuarial field seems quite limited/competetive (especially in P&C) and there may not be a lot of jobs that fit these constraints.
I am majoring in both actuarial science and computer science, and in addition have been applying for a few software development jobs as well. If I do end up working in a software development role for a few years staying closer to home, how would the prospects be if I decided to continue on with the actuarial career path later on in life? Would experience in this field be beneficial, or would companies look down upon me since I am a career changer?
BTW I have passed 4 exams and have had 2 internships (one in P&C, second one in Life)
I am majoring in both actuarial science and computer science, and in addition have been applying for a few software development jobs as well. If I do end up working in a software development role for a few years staying closer to home, how would the prospects be if I decided to continue on with the actuarial career path later on in life? Would experience in this field be beneficial, or would companies look down upon me since I am a career changer?
BTW I have passed 4 exams and have had 2 internships (one in P&C, second one in Life)
Working in Software Development/IT, Transition to Actuarial Later on in Life?
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