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You are offered a job from two different companies. Both jobs will have essentially the same job description and have a starting salary of $50,000\$50,000. After reviewing the employment data online, you find this graphic about the pay scale for each company. Which company (blue or red) would you rather work for. Talk about the mean and standard deviation when making your choice. Use correct grammar and complete sentences. What other factors would you consider?

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