u/Olof_Palme_Based

I’m currently doing an internship at SAS, and overall it’s been a really positive experience.

That said, I’ve been having some doubts lately. I’m not sure if focusing on SAS is the best use of my time long-term, since it feels quite niche and maybe even a bit “legacy” compared to more widely used tools.

For those with more experience in the field: do you think specializing in SAS is still a solid career move? Do you think I’m wasting my time in this internship

I’m currently doing an internship at SAS, and overall it’s been a really positive experience.

That said, I’ve been having some doubts lately. I’m not sure if focusing on SAS is the best use of my time long-term, since it feels quite niche and maybe even a bit “legacy” compared to more widely used tools.

For those with more experience in the field: do you think specializing in SAS is still a solid career move? Do you think I’m wasting my time in this internship