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I always considered that part of a much needed safety net for a professional where stagnation in the hierarchy is no option, but there are less positions at the
by netrus 6y ago
I always considered that part of a much needed safety net for a professional where stagnation in the hierarchy is no option, but there are less positions at the top than at the bottom. So yes, a kernel of truth, but not necessarily a bad thing.
- djrogers 6y agoIt’s a bad thing when the cost of higher education is rising at rates 8-10x than inflation due to this excess administrative overhead. If you’ve been out of school for >10yrs, I’d strongly encourage you to look at the current cost of your alma matter - it may well shock you.
- choeger 6y agoTo the contrary. It might shock you to hear that it's still free.
- choeger 6y agoIt is a problem. Those that are capable and drop out of the insane career filter that is academia get good jobs elsewhere. Others end up in the University. And there, they don't even teach.