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There is less of an oversupply because it's easier for CS PhDs to just go to industry (possibly in a non-research position) than it is in a lot of other fields,
by kd0amg 9y ago
There is less of an oversupply because it's easier for CS PhDs to just go to industry (possibly in a non-research position) than it is in a lot of other fields, but I think it's still unrealistic to expect every CS PhD who seeks a tenure-track position to find one.
- mywittyname 9y agoActually, I would think it would be easier to get a tenure track professorship as a CS PhD. The number of CS-related grant opportunities is staggering.
- kd0amg 9y agoEasier than in other fields, yes, but also definitely not so easy that anyone who makes a serious attempt will manage it.