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to those of you who burned out, how did you feel and what made you realise you needed time off? I think I might be a little burned out. I'm a second year postdoc way behind schedule and I would like to hear other people's experiences with burnout. How did you feel and how did you overcome it? All opinions welcome and thank you for the responses. | 08dcb8a67cf028365a9b0c80ee97b7e6c27519c986e210c9c5b800d298603e5a | [
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to those of you who burned out, how did you feel and what made you realise you needed time off? I think I might be a little burned out. I'm a second year postdoc way behind schedule and I would like to hear other people's experiences with burnout. How did you feel and how did you overcome it? All opinions welcome and thank you for the responses. | 08dcb8a67cf028365a9b0c80ee97b7e6c27519c986e210c9c5b800d298603e5a | [
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to those of you who burned out, how did you feel and what made you realise you needed time off? I think I might be a little burned out. I'm a second year postdoc way behind schedule and I would like to hear other people's experiences with burnout. How did you feel and how did you overcome it? All opinions welcome and thank you for the responses. | 08dcb8a67cf028365a9b0c80ee97b7e6c27519c986e210c9c5b800d298603e5a | [
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to those of you who burned out, how did you feel and what made you realise you needed time off? I think I might be a little burned out. I'm a second year postdoc way behind schedule and I would like to hear other people's experiences with burnout. How did you feel and how did you overcome it? All opinions welcome and thank you for the responses. | 08dcb8a67cf028365a9b0c80ee97b7e6c27519c986e210c9c5b800d298603e5a | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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Serious question: why does anyone do a PhD? It seems like I only seem to read posts on bad experiences while doing a PhD. (Relying on 1 advisor the whole time, they may be toxic, etc.) Not only that, but it seems like job security is ass even after completing a PhD with no promise whatsoever of a higher paying job or even job security. I’m not trying to offend anyone, just genuinely curious. Is it only because some jobs require a PhD? | 88d5decc0a8d3300217e1ef78e07f581f4c2c2a0f7900075a47eb1b743abf740 | [
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dietary restrictions and campus visit I'm a recent PhD in the humanities, USA, and have just been invited to my first campus visit. I have a lot of specific dietary restrictions for medical reasons, and I don't want to make things awkward or seem high maintenance, but I also don't want to end up having bad reactions to foods and being unable to perform well in the interview events, or having embarrassing medical issues in front of everyone, etc. After reading some advice online and talking to one advisor I did email the office admins organizing my trip to politely let them know my dietary restrictions and ask if it would be an issue. They gave the name of the place they were planning to have a dinner event and the place they use for lunch catering. I called the dinner restaurant and they aren't able to make anything I can eat. I can't eat anything as-is from the lunch catering either, unless they were able to request a special version of one dish without some of the ingredients on it. Should I let them know I won't be able to eat at the dinner place and ask if it would be possible to request a lunch without certain ingredients? Or plan on bringing my own food to everything? Or just not eat while I'm at interview events? I don't want to make a fuss but I also know (from going to meals for events in my own department as a grad student) it can be really socially awkward and make others uncomfortable if we all go to a restaurant and I don't eat anything, or it could make people feel offended if I bring my own food to everything. Would really appreciate some advice - thanks to anyone who can help. | 4fc58c22562e95c8406dc34cedc8722c6887eebbd54940eebf3f095887d03e05 | [
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Unis in developing countries tl;dr: great permanent contract offer in a developing country uni right out of the PhD but fear it'd be a shot in my foot so early in my career and I'd be stuck there forever. What do you think? Hi folks: I am a PhD recent grad in social science at an R1 in Canada. Long story short, I have a pretty swell offer from a uni in a developing country--think Arab world countries. It's a great compensation package (salary + pension), teaching load (2-2), time to permanence (6 months of probation only), research funding (10K USD yearly, can be used on conference travels and research material/labor), comprehensive health insurance, and quality of life. It seems like it would be better than what you'd get in Euro academia, but I suspect pay in North America would be slightly higher. I am seriously considering this offer as it would mean staying in academia while allowing me to avoid 2-3 years of postdocing around the world with a family on my hands. But it would mean being something of a big fish in a small pond. I know from folks already there that I could still publish in decent to top journals once or twice a year, and attract good funding (universities in that country can apply to ERC grant as full members of the funding scheme, and folks have won them). One of the other top pros for the job is that it's super close culturally and geographically to my home country and I could therefore feel much more at home and have family over or go see family much more often. The job also gives me a free round trip back and forth to my home country (expat package). I also know for a fact that it's not all promises--people I personally know there have been making use of all the abovementioned, whether research funding or health insurance and round trips back home. Downsides: I know from folks I trust who live and work there that admin is prickly at times. Nothing too horrible, but kind of toxic. Senior professors are also not good researchers, but juniors do great job and could be good collaborators. Procedures for traveling are also a little clunky and old school, but nothing abusive. My only serious concern is being able to move on after a few years. I'm young for a PhD graduate, and have a family, so I'd like to change jobs in a few years (4-5 years?). I don't feel like completely settling down somewhere so early in life. Do you think it would be a serious risk in today's academia? I mean there aren't enough jobs for everyone in NA and Europe, and work conditions have been degrading in that part of the world while new unis in developing world try to attract talents. **If I keep on doing good work and going to conferences, is taking that offer a shot in my foot?** I could always go to data science or government back to Canada, in case I REALLY want to leave and can't find anything in academia, but I'd like to stay in academia if possible, and go to Europe or NA after a few years. Thanks for the feedback folks! | 6a36e6c8f154ae904ecb94e9c16e62af0878f8cd6a1d280915239d667b2eb68a | [
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2 of my referees haven’t responded to my letter of recommendation request— is there hope? Hi y'all… I know a similar question has likely been asked in the past but I'm in a bit of a predicament. I'm applying to grad schools next month, and all my schools require 3 letters of reference-- I sent out emails to my prospective referees with the request around a week ago. Since I graduated more than 3 years ago, and didn't take some of these people's classes in like… 5 years or so, I was skeptical of whether or not they'd agree to my request. Surprisingly, the referee I was LEAST confidence in saying yes (because while I did really well in her class, it was in 2017 and I really wasn't sure she'd remember me) ended up responding within an hour to my email agreeing to write me a letter (mind you, I sent the email on Sunday night). As for the other two, it's been complete silence since then. I sent another follow up email yesterday, and still, nothing. In similar reddit posts I often see commentors advising for people to go to the prof's office hours and ask in-person, but that wouldn't be an option for me on such short notice, because I no longer live in the country I attended university in. I'm starting to feel really antsy and nervous because if they don't respond, I won't be able to submit my application. I have one professor in mind as a potential back-up whom I will be emailing soon, but I have no back-up plan if BOTH professors don't respond. I'm sure I can scrounge together a letter from a random prof but I don't think it would be very strong. I'm really stressing out right now. On average, how long does it take for referees to respond to reference requests? I had a pretty strong relationship with both of these professors, and thought that there's no way they'd refuse (my back-up was in case my third professor declined, since I thought she wouldn't remember me). Now I'm feeling really panicked that I won't be able to apply to grad school after all. As you can tell, I'm clearly spiralling. Does anyone have any advice for how I can act in a situation like this, if I'm unable to see them in person? At what point do I just give up and realize applying for my Masters just may not be in the cards for me? EDIT: Given that I'm applying for a 2-years Masters in Social Work, an alternative option is to just apply for the Bachelor's in Social Work instead (also a 2 year program), and then do my MSW as 1-year after that. It would take me a year longer than my current plan, but at this point I'm really worried about my options. The BSW only requires 2 letters of reference, and once I'm admitted I can then get more recent, FRESH, reference letters from profs that are actually teaching me in real-time when I apply to my Masters. The only thing is that if I decide to go that route, I'm not sure how I'd explain it to the first prof who already agreed to write me the letter. I don't want her to perceive me as fickle and unreliable if I'm changing my plans so last-minute and end up reconsidering the reference letter, but I feel like my options are really limited right now. | 5c3093e974db5b043159951d5b9e1c5690fc93fb5234c6f120592a0b9b5152bf | [
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2 of my referees haven’t responded to my letter of recommendation request— is there hope? Hi y'all… I know a similar question has likely been asked in the past but I'm in a bit of a predicament. I'm applying to grad schools next month, and all my schools require 3 letters of reference-- I sent out emails to my prospective referees with the request around a week ago. Since I graduated more than 3 years ago, and didn't take some of these people's classes in like… 5 years or so, I was skeptical of whether or not they'd agree to my request. Surprisingly, the referee I was LEAST confidence in saying yes (because while I did really well in her class, it was in 2017 and I really wasn't sure she'd remember me) ended up responding within an hour to my email agreeing to write me a letter (mind you, I sent the email on Sunday night). As for the other two, it's been complete silence since then. I sent another follow up email yesterday, and still, nothing. In similar reddit posts I often see commentors advising for people to go to the prof's office hours and ask in-person, but that wouldn't be an option for me on such short notice, because I no longer live in the country I attended university in. I'm starting to feel really antsy and nervous because if they don't respond, I won't be able to submit my application. I have one professor in mind as a potential back-up whom I will be emailing soon, but I have no back-up plan if BOTH professors don't respond. I'm sure I can scrounge together a letter from a random prof but I don't think it would be very strong. I'm really stressing out right now. On average, how long does it take for referees to respond to reference requests? I had a pretty strong relationship with both of these professors, and thought that there's no way they'd refuse (my back-up was in case my third professor declined, since I thought she wouldn't remember me). Now I'm feeling really panicked that I won't be able to apply to grad school after all. As you can tell, I'm clearly spiralling. Does anyone have any advice for how I can act in a situation like this, if I'm unable to see them in person? At what point do I just give up and realize applying for my Masters just may not be in the cards for me? EDIT: Given that I'm applying for a 2-years Masters in Social Work, an alternative option is to just apply for the Bachelor's in Social Work instead (also a 2 year program), and then do my MSW as 1-year after that. It would take me a year longer than my current plan, but at this point I'm really worried about my options. The BSW only requires 2 letters of reference, and once I'm admitted I can then get more recent, FRESH, reference letters from profs that are actually teaching me in real-time when I apply to my Masters. The only thing is that if I decide to go that route, I'm not sure how I'd explain it to the first prof who already agreed to write me the letter. I don't want her to perceive me as fickle and unreliable if I'm changing my plans so last-minute and end up reconsidering the reference letter, but I feel like my options are really limited right now. | 5c3093e974db5b043159951d5b9e1c5690fc93fb5234c6f120592a0b9b5152bf | [
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How to tell my master's advisor that I don't want to do a PhD with them Hello! I'm finishing up the first year of my Master's in a STEM field. My project has the potential to get much larger and more in-depth, but I'm not really interested in taking it farther than what is required of me to finish my Master's. That being said - my advisor is very excited about it and consistently talks about what we'll do "when" I stay for my Ph.D. This is all well and good, and flattering honestly, but as I said I'm not interested in pursuing this line of research anymore OR staying at my current institution. I don't need to get too in-depth into the reasons but basically, my institution does not have a very well developed program component for my specialty, my research lacks broader implications and is too "academic" for my taste and my partner (not in school) and I have decided we don't like living here. I need to face the music and tell my advisor that I won't be continuing into a Ph.D. under their supervision or at the university BUT I'm scared their interest in my work/support will drop off precipitously if I do. I also don't know when the right time to do this is - sooner rather than later? Probably. Basically, I'm wondering if anyone has had a similar experience (from either perspective) and what are some paths they took to make things a bit easier for everyone involved. Thanks for any advice! TLDR: I don't like my project enough to stick with it through a Ph.D., nor do I want to stay at this institution with this advisor. How and when do I tell them? P.S. I'm not looking for any sort of encouragement to stay in this project/position. I've made my mind up. | a5fa22b490b1d7b083120668884d68ee7e833800025769500a49d0ccf9e3046a | [
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How to tell my master's advisor that I don't want to do a PhD with them Hello! I'm finishing up the first year of my Master's in a STEM field. My project has the potential to get much larger and more in-depth, but I'm not really interested in taking it farther than what is required of me to finish my Master's. That being said - my advisor is very excited about it and consistently talks about what we'll do "when" I stay for my Ph.D. This is all well and good, and flattering honestly, but as I said I'm not interested in pursuing this line of research anymore OR staying at my current institution. I don't need to get too in-depth into the reasons but basically, my institution does not have a very well developed program component for my specialty, my research lacks broader implications and is too "academic" for my taste and my partner (not in school) and I have decided we don't like living here. I need to face the music and tell my advisor that I won't be continuing into a Ph.D. under their supervision or at the university BUT I'm scared their interest in my work/support will drop off precipitously if I do. I also don't know when the right time to do this is - sooner rather than later? Probably. Basically, I'm wondering if anyone has had a similar experience (from either perspective) and what are some paths they took to make things a bit easier for everyone involved. Thanks for any advice! TLDR: I don't like my project enough to stick with it through a Ph.D., nor do I want to stay at this institution with this advisor. How and when do I tell them? P.S. I'm not looking for any sort of encouragement to stay in this project/position. I've made my mind up. | a5fa22b490b1d7b083120668884d68ee7e833800025769500a49d0ccf9e3046a | [
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(x-posed to AskHistorians) What do you make of this study showing that 40%+ of all 2011-2013 history PhD awardees from U.S. institutions (and ~50% of 2004-2013 awardees) had a tenure-track academic job by 2017? As an academic (though not the humanities), I've long heard about the awful academic job market in history in particular and assumed that maybe 10-20% of history PhDs landed a TT job, with a strong bias towards a handful of high prestige programs. Apparently, in 2017, AHA actually tracked every single history PhD awarded in the U.S. between 2004-2013 (approx. 8,500) and examined their current job placement. Of those, they were able to track down 93% (the ones with missing data are still included in the dataset). A little over 50% of the entire sample had a tenure-track or tenured faculty job by 2017, with the vast majority at 4-year schools. About 16% had a non-tenure track faculty job (unfortunately, they didn't break this down by FT NTT and adjunct). An additional 6% were in higher ed admin and 1% were post-docs. Of the non-academic jobs, 1.6% were unemployed and the rest were in government, non-profit or private sector jobs. Of the most recent cohort (2011-2013) in the dataset, approx. 43% were in TT jobs in 2017 (again, the vast majority being in 4-year institutions), and approx. 21% were in NTT faculty jobs, 6% were in higher ed admin and 2% were postdocs. Of the remaining, 6% had missing data and 1.5% were unemployed, with the remaining working in non-profits, private sector, or government. The data are here, if you want to play with them: https://www.historians.org/wherehistorianswork (apparently, AHA is releasing the data for 2014-207 PhD awardees in 2022) Obviously, these data aren't glowing--I don't think anyone wants to endure a PhD program for a 40-50% chance of a getting a TT job and an 8% chance of being unemployed (if you assume all those with missing data are unemployed)--but they are honestly much better than I expected, especially assuming that at least some of the academic admin and outside of academia jobs are stable and decently paying and some of the NTT jobs may be stable as well. What do you all think of these data? | 81a76044da5bff91596a4f95e6c8824a708f83ceecfb061baebff238b0ca2b62 | [
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Outside of obviously not dating your professor/student, what are some rules of an appropriate boundary with your professor/student? | b9558c000e0b64409e7b06733ecb11ec36fd40ccacd2c4e7a7a3185be5db845f | [
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