The pie chart illustrates information about the destination Anthropology graduate students from a university. Meanwhile, the table presents their salaries after five years.
Overall, what stands out from the pie chart is that most graduates take a full-time job, followed by part-time work, unemployed, full-time study, undefined and part-time study. In terms of the table, employees in freelance consultants tend to earn more than those in government sector and private companies.
Looking at the details, the most popular choice for graduates was full-time employment with over half of the students applying for a full-time job. In second place was to have a part-time job, at 15%. Next came unemployed people, full-time postgraduate students and those who didn’t know what to do, at 15%, 8%, 8% respectively. Bottom of the list was part-time work and study at only 5%.
The table witnessed the lowest earnings in private companies, with 45% earns from $25,000 to $74,999 and only 30% earning more than $100,000. Both 5% freelancers and government workers receive the amount of $25,000 to $49,999 and 15% of those sectors earn $50,000 – $74,999. Moreover, the percentage of workers in the first 2 sectors who earn more than $100,000 is 40% and 50%, much higher than private companies’ employees with only 30%.