Writing report

The pie chart illustrates the activities of Anthropology graduates categorized by destination and their salaries after five years' work. Overall, while working full-time was the most common choice, working part-time and studying postgraduate was the least popular destination of Anthropology graduates. Additionally, although the outcomes of employees in private companies varied, that of people in freelance consultants and government sector were remarkably high. Regarding the destinations of Anthropology students, more than half of them chose to work full-time, which was the dominant choice over other segments. The number of graduates who were unemployed or worked part-time was relatively equal, ranging from 12% to 15%, respectively. However, there were only 8% of students were full-time postgraduates or unidentified. A negligible proportion of 5% worked part-time while studying postgraduate. As for their salaries, the percentages in private companies varies with no specific pattern. While 35% of employees earned $50,000 - 74,999, only 10% earned $25,000 - 49,999. Around 25% to 30% received from $75,000 to higher than $100,000 in this segment. However, in the freelance consultants and the government sector, $25,000 - 49,999 and $50,000 - 74,999 were paid to 5% to 15% of workers, respectively. While nearly half of them earned more than $100,000 after five years' work, the proportion of employees receiving $75,000 - 99,999 in both types of employment was approximately 10% lower.