A large technology firm is looking to hire BC graduates. Their interview process is quite complex, and requires you to spend a few days in California: you are not sure it is worth the effort and cost. as it will cost you about $1000 to go to California. The career office tells you that last year, 30% of students who went through the process were offered jobs that paid $80,000, and 40% were offered jobs that paid $70,000. What is your expected financial outcome for participating in the interview process? A large technology firm is looking to hire BC graduates. Their interview process is quite complex. and requires you to spend a few days in Califomia; you are not sure it is worth the effort and cost, as it will cost you about $1000 to go to California, The career office tells you that last year, 30% of students who went through the process were offered jobs that paid 580,000 , and 40% were offered lobs that paid 570,000 . What is your expected financial outcome for participating in the interview process? Career services realizes that they gave you incorrect information: last year, 20k of students were offered jobs that paid $80,000 and 40% were offered jobs that paid $70,000. Considering this new scenario... is your financlal outcome estimate higher, lower, or unchanged when compared to your original estimate