They need to be able to clearly explain their findings. Most of them work a regular 40-hour week. Statisticians may travel to set up a survey, gather statistical information, or attend a conference. They use computers to analyze data, solve problems, develop models, and manage large databases of information. They may work alone or as part of a team.
Some statisticians do the same tasks over and over.
Others have variety in their jobs, such as designing experiments. Wages vary with level of training, experience and location. Entry level wages may be lower. Statisticians receive the same benefits as most professionals. These benefits include vacation and sick leave, health and life insurance, and a retirement plan.