SAS Analytics U Blog
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Though I'm more of a marketer than a technologist, I do work at a technology company, which means I'm acutely aware of the well-documented shortage of analytical professionals. But there's another shortage in the field that doesn't get nearly the attention: the dearth of women in analytics. During her Analytics Experience 2017 keynote address, Reshma Saujani highlighted the issue,
At the SAS UK Office in Marlow we are very fortunate to have a number of interns working here. I’m always amazed at how professional, prepared and just downright smart these students are. I recently asked one of our interns: Josie Comber, who is a student at the University of
If I had a dime for every time I heard the word “SAS” during the past nine years of living in Cary, North Carolina, I would probably be a millionaire by now. SAS is a hidden gem located in the heart of Cary, but until you visit the campus, you
In my last post, I discussed the outstanding experiences I’ve had as an intern at SAS and some of the things that I’ve learned so far. I love working at SAS, and now that I’ve been here for a while, I can confidently say I’m contributing to the success of
Every year, SAS ranks high on the Fortune 100 Best Companies to Work For list. The rankings are largely based on anonymous feedback from employees, who consistently rank SAS high on everything from executive communications to work-life balance. But SAS isn’t just a great place to work for professionals; it’s an
It’s not breaking news that SAS Institute has mastered the art of giving customers the power to know. Being an employee of this leading software company, I find it easy to be sucked into my computer exploring SAS’ inner workings to see how code works or inquire into the latest