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I've been to both (funny you assume otherwise), it's not even a question. The worse jobs are usually worse than the average academic environments but the avera
by raverbashing 2y ago
I've been to both (funny you assume otherwise), it's not even a question.
The worse jobs are usually worse than the average academic environments but the averages are far apart
- p1esk 2y agoIn a typical phd program you have a lot more freedom (as long as you publish), a lot more flexibility than in a typical 9-5 job, and a lot less politics on average. Pressure is about the same.
- raverbashing 2y agoAnd a risible salary And the possibility of doing a post-doc somewhere else for another dogsht salary (maybe complementing it with some teaching), then to maybe be able to continue in academia. just go around YT and see the average opinion on a PhD and postdocs. Or google PhD and "mental health issues".
- p1esk 2y agoNot sure who are you arguing with. I compared learning on your own with learning in grad school. To prepare for real world jobs. Grad school is better imo.