I'm yellow and Chinese in the tech sector by trade.

The future lays in beginning to deliver goods in the new era, including information, that can be commodified in a transparent manner for consumer consumption.We're on the verge of shifting from post-industrial service sector to a neo-industrial economy where information, versus tangible manufactured goods, is the product du jour.

Crime, corruption, dependence on one industry sector can be a serious downer. 

And I thought my degree in City Planning was worthless since I chose not to work in the government sector!

Then choose program that specializes in that sector. 

My stellar credibility is on the line....if I am involved, and am able to do what I have planned,  I will be able to expedite their plans and the S2A name will become the Gold Standard of the market Sector.

The energy sector did take a hit but were poised to bounce back as a city.

Not to say this isn't a good sector.  

I work in the private money sector focusing on OKC and Tulsa. 

(Yes, I'll own it -- Accusations like that, made against board games of all things, are what happens when nerds major in PolSci and then get careers in the financial services sector...)