Lots of snarky comments in this thread are missing the point: a lot of academics get tunnel vision. If you've spent 10 years studying ion transporters in mushr

Lots of snarky comments in this thread are missing the point: a lot of academics get tunnel vision. If you've spent 10 years studying ion transporters in mushrooms, it can feel like you are way over specialized and that getting a job outside of your narrow expertise in academia is impossible. It is not. A trained scientific mind is a valuable commodity in the job marketplace, regardless of your speciality.