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The study was conducted by hh.ru and Dream Job services, the results were provided by RIA Novosti. Satisfaction with working conditions is assessed on a five-point scale.
Data scientists, product analysts and methodologists are the most satisfied with their working conditions, as follows from the results of a study of the services hh.ru and Dream Job, which is available to RIA Novosti.
“The professional ranking of satisfaction with working conditions is led by data scientist (4.63), product analyst (4.62) and methodologist (4.60). The top 15 are fully occupied with analytical, management and communication roles,” the study says.
It is clarified that the top five also included financial and investment analysts and real estate agents.
Among industries, telecommunications and communications took first place in terms of satisfaction with working conditions - 4.49 points out of a possible five. This is followed by the financial sector with 4.42 points and IT with 4.38. At the bottom of the ranking were the oil and gas sector - 4.05 points and the mining industry - 4.03.
It is noteworthy that working conditions are more often mentioned in a positive manner by employees of industries at the bottom of the ranking. Thus, in the mining industry this figure is 11.6% of reviews, in the oil and gas sector - 10.5%, and in the consumer goods industry - 8.8%.

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