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My reflections on this matter arevery unscientific, in a way. They are  based primarily on statistical evidence from recent surveys but also  on my personal experience and those of people I know, plus statistical evidence from recent surveys. know.  There are success stories and horror stories, for sure. My intent is not to be overly pessimistic, but realistic. Obviously, some Ph.D. students are nearly forced to hope for an academic path as their only viable path. I am thinking of my good friends with Ph.D.s in Comparative Literature, English Literature, Philosophy. These subjects are naturally harder to apply outside of the Academe. But not impossible. Consider, for example, what wonders the Digital Humanities are working. Projects like \href{https://books.google.com/ngrams}{the N-gram viewer} or \href{http://www.mat.ucsb.edu/~g.legrady/academic/courses/09w259/Moretti_graphs.pdf}{Franco Moretti's Graphs, Maps, Trees} were only possible because humanists were able to employ quantitative techniques.