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Hello,
I am a rising second year student studying mathematics. Back in high school when I chose to study math, I did not worry much about getting a job because I planned to do a double major with computer science. Then after two weeks of my CS course, I realized that I absolutely hate programming. So I would like to avoid it as much as possible.
But it seems like even business jobs that look for math/stat/physics/CS majors involve some programming. I hope that programming as a business analyst or a quantitative analyst isn't as hardcore as programming as a software developer. But is this true? What is the diffculty of programming as an analyst?
I am a rising second year student studying mathematics. Back in high school when I chose to study math, I did not worry much about getting a job because I planned to do a double major with computer science. Then after two weeks of my CS course, I realized that I absolutely hate programming. So I would like to avoid it as much as possible.
But it seems like even business jobs that look for math/stat/physics/CS majors involve some programming. I hope that programming as a business analyst or a quantitative analyst isn't as hardcore as programming as a software developer. But is this true? What is the diffculty of programming as an analyst?