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Are PhD students and Academics allowed to operate a startup on the side in their free time? Is it even possible given the work hours? I was wondering whether its allowed and possible for PhD students and lecturers to work on a startup (eg a regular startup or an invention startup or a research startup) on the side. By allowed, I mean whether academic institutions allow it and if not what will be the consequences if you are caught. For possibility, I mean whether one has the time and energy (after necessities like commute, work, chores etc) to work on a startup business on the side. Please answer for both PhD students as well as Lecturers (the first rung on the academic career) | 22f84b8566345b50ff9815c92cd2245c0c16516a95ea526da84e0282c3b26313 | [
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Is it worth to go back to school and get a PHD if you are already working in a biotech industry? Hi, I am currently working in the pharmaceutical industry as a research associate for past 1 year. I have been contemplating if its worth getting a PHD. I have a Bachelors and MS. However, I have seen without PHD it might be hard to climb up the career ladder to become a project leader or director. As of now, I really like the subject, doing research and solving problems. I could continue what I am doing and slowly make my way up the ladder. Recently, I have also realized I like working with group of people and leading projects. Maybe, I might switch to non lab work areas if that helps me solve a problem faster. However, people who work in healthcare sector have been telling me how the scenery around me is changing as more people are getting up the ladder faster because of their experience instead of their degrees. This makes me wonder if I could push myself, move around, would it remove the ceiling and help me advance faster in my career without getting another degree? Please let me know if you would or would not take this diversion only to come back to industry. Thanks a lot! | 99ecf132e7793b9d0bab81fbc5c9756829a5fdd603ec667d61130f1239cecf5c | [
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Maybe this is US specific, but how much are we expected to work over the holidays ? I have a toddler and his daycare is out for the holidays. His dad, the usual caretaker when daycare are closed, has a lot of work to do for his own business. This year, due to covid, our university technically has a few days where everyone is taking off unpaid in order to I guess help with the financial strain of covid, so in theory we should have dec 24-Jan 1 off. In practice though, meetings are scheduled in this time. I’m not going to not participate if meetings are scheduled, but I’m definitely a bit unhappy about it. It’s been a hard year and I would’ve liked the time to unwind, instead of this very unclear , unspoken expectation that we do work during this time. Is there a ...better way to handle this than just keep my head down and work as much as I feel like I could? | cfc3fe531049cd97f6b6bcc79f5df7b6f8ae68518b4905cc34d8b683cef9d4f7 | [
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Maybe this is US specific, but how much are we expected to work over the holidays ? I have a toddler and his daycare is out for the holidays. His dad, the usual caretaker when daycare are closed, has a lot of work to do for his own business. This year, due to covid, our university technically has a few days where everyone is taking off unpaid in order to I guess help with the financial strain of covid, so in theory we should have dec 24-Jan 1 off. In practice though, meetings are scheduled in this time. I’m not going to not participate if meetings are scheduled, but I’m definitely a bit unhappy about it. It’s been a hard year and I would’ve liked the time to unwind, instead of this very unclear , unspoken expectation that we do work during this time. Is there a ...better way to handle this than just keep my head down and work as much as I feel like I could? | cfc3fe531049cd97f6b6bcc79f5df7b6f8ae68518b4905cc34d8b683cef9d4f7 | [
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Used to have lots of emotional issues but stubbornly remained in school and shot my GPA. Now I’m a straight A student on track to graduate. How can I stand out when applying for grad school? Hey all, as the title says I had lots of emotional issues my first six years in university, which led to a staggeringly low 1.96 GPA. I took a couple of years off, worked and saw a psychologist in the meantime. I worked through my issues and returned to uni getting straight A’s my last two semesters in senior level classes . This has only risen my GPA up to a 2.37, however. It’ll be a long while before I can even get up to a 3, let alone a 3.5 to be somewhat competitive. I’ve been doing research as well and my professor thinks we can publish in a few months to a year. I really want to apply to grad school, but I’m aware that my low GPA will auto reject me from most schools. I figure my only real option is to just keep retaking classes until my GPA is up to par, but undoing six years worth of damage is a daunting task to say the least. So I ask you, do I have a choice? Is there anything I can do to “wow” grad schools and convince them that my poor GPA is no longer reflective of my ability or maturity level, or should I graduate, find a job, and slowly grind one class at a time until my GPA improves enough to be competitive? Please don’t sugarcoat it, I’m aware of the consequences of my immaturity but I really want to get into grad school (it’s my dream to someday get a Ph.D.) and am willing to do what it takes to atone for those mistakes. Thank you in advance! | ec046e5834f8e2ed7596969a59a4992092b1a9f2d5bdaa4714268fd85a607dae | [
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Used to have lots of emotional issues but stubbornly remained in school and shot my GPA. Now I’m a straight A student on track to graduate. How can I stand out when applying for grad school? Hey all, as the title says I had lots of emotional issues my first six years in university, which led to a staggeringly low 1.96 GPA. I took a couple of years off, worked and saw a psychologist in the meantime. I worked through my issues and returned to uni getting straight A’s my last two semesters in senior level classes . This has only risen my GPA up to a 2.37, however. It’ll be a long while before I can even get up to a 3, let alone a 3.5 to be somewhat competitive. I’ve been doing research as well and my professor thinks we can publish in a few months to a year. I really want to apply to grad school, but I’m aware that my low GPA will auto reject me from most schools. I figure my only real option is to just keep retaking classes until my GPA is up to par, but undoing six years worth of damage is a daunting task to say the least. So I ask you, do I have a choice? Is there anything I can do to “wow” grad schools and convince them that my poor GPA is no longer reflective of my ability or maturity level, or should I graduate, find a job, and slowly grind one class at a time until my GPA improves enough to be competitive? Please don’t sugarcoat it, I’m aware of the consequences of my immaturity but I really want to get into grad school (it’s my dream to someday get a Ph.D.) and am willing to do what it takes to atone for those mistakes. Thank you in advance! | ec046e5834f8e2ed7596969a59a4992092b1a9f2d5bdaa4714268fd85a607dae | [
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Used to have lots of emotional issues but stubbornly remained in school and shot my GPA. Now I’m a straight A student on track to graduate. How can I stand out when applying for grad school? Hey all, as the title says I had lots of emotional issues my first six years in university, which led to a staggeringly low 1.96 GPA. I took a couple of years off, worked and saw a psychologist in the meantime. I worked through my issues and returned to uni getting straight A’s my last two semesters in senior level classes . This has only risen my GPA up to a 2.37, however. It’ll be a long while before I can even get up to a 3, let alone a 3.5 to be somewhat competitive. I’ve been doing research as well and my professor thinks we can publish in a few months to a year. I really want to apply to grad school, but I’m aware that my low GPA will auto reject me from most schools. I figure my only real option is to just keep retaking classes until my GPA is up to par, but undoing six years worth of damage is a daunting task to say the least. So I ask you, do I have a choice? Is there anything I can do to “wow” grad schools and convince them that my poor GPA is no longer reflective of my ability or maturity level, or should I graduate, find a job, and slowly grind one class at a time until my GPA improves enough to be competitive? Please don’t sugarcoat it, I’m aware of the consequences of my immaturity but I really want to get into grad school (it’s my dream to someday get a Ph.D.) and am willing to do what it takes to atone for those mistakes. Thank you in advance! | ec046e5834f8e2ed7596969a59a4992092b1a9f2d5bdaa4714268fd85a607dae | [
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Profs: is it a burden when your grad students have poor technical writing ability? I’m particularly curious about this in STEM. Some of us students seem to be more gifted in terms of written communication than others. I believe most PIs acknowledge that it’s not a skill that is explicitly taught. But what about those students who are rather poor technical writers? Do PIs have to put in more work for the student to get to something that is acceptable? Are there many students who don’t pursue academia for this reason? I imagine it would be a burden. Say in the case of a thesis, they send you their draft and the issues are far beyond the actual content. What happens? Do you edit it for them?! I would assume they would get help from the writing centre on campus but even then. Do these students require exponentially more revisions than others? Or maybe it’s the case that the bar isn’t very high for writing ability? Personally, I feel it is a bit undervalued in STEM. I’m not explicitly talking about students who have a first language other than English. | 91353cea03f21af4d4febb8940556f4b1340bd4b847c266f5abbdbfe8973cebf | [
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