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Finding a phd
Yes and http://www.findaphd.com/ of course! ;)
Statistics in PhD
Yes, they are intuitive.
how do you interpret this?
Not necessarilly and probably yes.
Feeling ver awkward! maybe I should not have done this
Now you've cleared the air, you could probably ask her out properly?
Viva Unclear
Err yeah. Like, pronto!
Feeling ver awkward! maybe I should not have done this
Of course, if she has reconsidered her position, she may welcome another approach.
Feeling ver awkward! maybe I should not have done this
Perhaps she is questioning her sexuality, and your action unintentionally complicated things further for.
No Job 5 months after graduating.
Cheers ToL, I kept thinking Magnum PI funnily enough-!
stupid question(s) I need to ask
Interesting discusssion on a 'white paper' here
pointing out its roots in Whitehall etc. Still worth putting in a CV as it demonstrates collaborative ability.
No Job 5 months after graduating.
Quote From AndrewPetelov:
Hi fellas.
Same sh*t here. I came to the conclusion that it's time to get more rational.
They always say: "Oh c'mon dude don't give up, all problems are in yourself, keep trying and you will find what you want or even better ..." and all such rubbish.
This is a common misconception. We are scientists, we gotta think rational. If there is such a tremendous, ridiculous and totally senseless lack of positions and a reciprocal number of candidates -- what's the deal after all? It's like if you did some experiment which hopelessly didn't show the result you desire and you were trying to "process" the data in all possible ways to show correlation while there is none. It's all bullsh*t like from those funny pastors and motivation speakers.
This is frankly and honestly just time waste, stress and loss of self-confidence. I decided to just stop f*cking j*rking off and looking for a job which I never ever get.
In this world, there is one and only way to land a good job (at least in academia) -- through bed ... ooops ... relations. Ask your PI or other connections, only they can promote you. If you found a not so good PI like I did, well, pull yourself together, ask anyway. Or stay at home and whine.
Regards,
Andrew
Hi fellas.
Same sh*t here. I came to the conclusion that it's time to get more rational.
They always say: "Oh c'mon dude don't give up, all problems are in yourself, keep trying and you will find what you want or even better ..." and all such rubbish.
This is a common misconception. We are scientists, we gotta think rational. If there is such a tremendous, ridiculous and totally senseless lack of positions and a reciprocal number of candidates -- what's the deal after all? It's like if you did some experiment which hopelessly didn't show the result you desire and you were trying to "process" the data in all possible ways to show correlation while there is none. It's all bullsh*t like from those funny pastors and motivation speakers.
This is frankly and honestly just time waste, stress and loss of self-confidence. I decided to just stop f*cking j*rking off and looking for a job which I never ever get.
In this world, there is one and only way to land a good job (at least in academia) -- through bed ... ooops ... relations. Ask your PI or other connections, only they can promote you. If you found a not so good PI like I did, well, pull yourself together, ask anyway. Or stay at home and whine.
Regards,
Andrew
PI?
New(ish) PhD Student - Depression
Absolutely, unlikely though it may be :(
An 8 minute survey for a third year dissertation participants needed.
404 mate.
"It would be a bloodbath. With suspicious looking slices of lemon floating on top"... definitely the Fiftenth Century seminar :)
Citation software
Mendeley does the job, very professional. Here:
Postdoc application question
Yes. Yes it does.
