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Get on the speaking, lecture and conference tour on your topics of interest. If you have talks on youtube or online courses, that will help. Find people to publ
by lusus_naturae 3y ago
Get on the speaking, lecture and conference tour on your topics of interest. If you have talks on youtube or online courses, that will help. Find people to publish some papers with and reach out to dept. heads with your CV. You don't need to show published papers if you're working in defense etc. In general though, get the research/papers conversation started with colleagues and start interviewing (and say you're working on publishing). Assistant/associate prof. bars are kinda lower at lower tier schools, but not by that much. In general, its better to apply to jobs that have listings as internally listed jobs often have a candidate in place for them. Good luck.
- jhp123 3y agomost job reqs for these positions seem to say that a PhD is required; are you saying that published papers, conference talks etc. could serve as an equivalent for the PhD?
- lusus_naturae 3y agoPer my understanding it depends on the field as experience may count in those, the position, and where you apply. Two-year colleges or community colleges certainly interview Master's candidates, and if your experience is extensive it can be helpful against PhD candidates.