Can Age and Education Impact Career Choices in Social Science and Technology?

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In summary, age and education can have a significant impact on career choices in the fields of social science and technology. Younger individuals with higher levels of education are more likely to pursue careers in technology, while older individuals with less education may lean towards social science careers. Additionally, education can also influence the type of career within these fields, with higher education often leading to more specialized and higher paying roles. However, there are also factors such as personal interests and opportunities that can play a role in career choices. Overall, age and education are important considerations in career decision-making in the social science and technology sectors.
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