/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>28285646
i know that feel

>>7474547
>the human work force has flown from physical and "dumb" (as in, anyone with muscle power could do it), to intellectual and qualified;

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I just got my math degree from a top 20 liberal arts school in May, 3.4 GPA (i know). I'm currently spending a year abroad in France at the University of Paris (paid for by the French government) because I fucked up on finding a job after school, and wanted to do something that still looked kind of prestigious instead of just going home and getting a shit job.

I have a smattering of computer language skills (basic familiarity with R, Stata, Python, HTML, CSS, and Javascript) but no real job experience with any of them. Didn't get an internship because I had an easy-to-go-back-to job (office peon work, basically) waiting for me every summer between semesters.

I have another 9 months here before I return to the United States. What's the smartest way to apply my efforts so that I can get a decent job when I return? I'm currently learning more programming thinking that I might be able to get a Web Development job when I go back, but I feel like i should be doing more.