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>Getting a tenure track job often leads to looking for a new job after seven years, with the "rejected" sticker. Could you elaborate on this one? I thought ten
by ackbar03 5y ago
>Getting a tenure track job often leads to looking for a new job after seven years, with the "rejected" sticker.
Could you elaborate on this one? I thought tenure professor is as stable as you can get in terms of a career
- OnlineGladiator 5y agoHe's saying if you don't get tenure, not only have you spent years failing to achieve your goal but now you also carry a stigma with you as you try again.
- dsq 5y agoIt's tenure track, meaning that after seven years you either get tenure or you leave.
- sampo 5y ago> Could you elaborate on this one? I thought tenure professor is as stable as you can get in terms of a career "Tenure track" doesn't mean tenure, it means on a track towards a possible tenure. People are hired to start their tenure track, and then during the next 6-7 years, they are evaluated, and in the end some of them are promoted to a tenure position. https://academicpositions.com/career-advice/what-is-tenure https://academicpositions.com/career-advice/what-is-tenure