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I also work in Florida and I’ll let you decide if a masters degree was worth it.
Data Analyst $45k to 58k (2015-2017) Masters Degree (2017-2018) while working Data Scientist 80k-85k (2018-2020) Lead Data Scientist (2020-2023)($120k to $220k)
Is the 120-220k range assuming a 100k bonus and stock options?