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Frankly, most 'hard-workers' aren't doing the innovative work. Tenure-track faculty have barely any time to breathe given all the hassle they have to go throug
by tho234uii32o434 3y ago
Frankly, most 'hard-workers' aren't doing the innovative work.
Tenure-track faculty have barely any time to breathe given all the hassle they have to go through. It's mostly done by grad students who are still learning the ropes. Ofc. this is different in places like Math depts. where it can't work the way it does in CS/EE.
- jvanderbot 3y agoI think they'd say that constantly writing grants, publicizing, and coaching is the work they do now to keep those grad students fed, productive, and equipped. At least in my lab, the advisor was very attentive to make sure we were all doing our best work, even if he wasn't doing the work himself.