America Lo Phd Cheyalante India Student What Is Process

[KeyserSoze]

so basically you never understood what i stated all along since my 1st post ....that its not abt money.....its abt what interests you......believe me there are umpteen people in the world who f**king care abt how much they make and njoy what they do.......

 

also i hav no romantic relation with phd degree.....i m as far from a phd degree as you are......its just seems that you njoy making money in life and thats good for you ...

Assuming(why not i assume this time) you are a rich guys surrounded by people whoz lifetime achievement is making money and more money....thats y i said its not your problem its your network...so go out ....meet more people from outside your clan and respect people who do not respect money coz its their choice...

P.S ---i do not have a romantic relationship with not making money......i love making money

 

[narsayya]

so basically you never understood what i stated all along since my 1st post ....that its not abt money.....its abt what interests you......believe me there are umpteen people in the world who f**king care abt how much they make and njoy what they do.......

 

also i hav no romantic relation with phd degree.....i m as far from a phd degree as you are......its just seems that you njoy making money in life and thats good for you ...

Assuming(why not i assume this time) you are a rich guys surrounded by people whoz lifetime achievement is making money and more money....thats y i said its not your problem its your network...so go out ....meet more people from outside your clan and respect people who do not respect money coz its their choice...

P.S ---i do not have a romantic relationship with not making money......i love making money

 

Assuming seems to be the only thing you can do well. 

 

Tata.

[KeyserSoze]

Assuming seems to be the only thing you can do well. 

 

Tata.

nenu neeku cheppali anukunavvi....malli nake cheptunnav.....nenu aa word enduku bold lo pettano janalaku arthamiyithe chaalu....neeku artham kadu.....lite theesuko....peace

[narsayya]

nenu neeku cheppali anukunavvi....malli nake cheptunnav.....nenu aa word enduku bold lo pettano janalaku arthamiyithe chaalu....neeku artham kadu.....lite theesuko....peace

 

kid, why don't you take a rest and let diva answer it. she said she's a researcher herself. And I know all this stuff because I hold a PhD, which I stated a couple of times here.

 

1. how long does it take on an average to get tenure-track and how rigged the entire game is.

publishing trivial results, join prominent committees, sucking up to professors who might handle your tenure case. 

 

2. What happens when you are 40, and still waiting for a tenure(true in most cases) with a subsistence salary. Your spouse will have to work too, to support a decent lifestyle.

 

3. would you put it down to 'I love the work I do, and don't mind that everybody looks down on me, even though they don't have 1% of the knowledge I do.'?

 

This is not a simple case of I'll work on stuff I love, and be happy with whatever little they pay me. The working hours are long, if you are not assertive about your space.

 

Unless you are on course for a solid tenure.. just bail out of PhD is what I advise everyone who asks me. 

 

Also, its the researchers who live in a bubble, or better an echo chamber. In the real world, people work and solve real problems, most of them without PhDs.

[narsayya]

nenu neeku cheppali anukunavvi....malli nake cheptunnav.....nenu aa word enduku bold lo pettano janalaku arthamiyithe chaalu....neeku artham kadu.....lite theesuko....peace

 

next time try picking up a science journal and read it regularly for a couple of years. and note down the bunch of trivial results they publish. and the price they charge for reading the content, along with the price to publish them.

 

If there ever was an example of highway robbery, this would be it. The entire system is rigged to benefit the older and lazier professors.. who get paid for doing almost nothing.

 

that's why if you really want to get a PhD, its easy to get one.. but the question you should ask is, Do I need a PhD? The answer, if you know the reality, is mostly No.

[narsayya]

Also, with the financial situation in endowment boards of many universities, and the declining support for science by the US govt, the tenureship will be cut in many departments.

 

Guys, girls, who were waiting for so long for their chance will end up with a lemon in their hands.

[KeyserSoze]

kid, why don't you take a rest and let diva answer it. she said she's a researcher herself. And I know all this stuff because I hold a PhD, which I stated a couple of times here.

 

1. how long does it take on an average to get tenure-track and how rigged the entire game is.

publishing trivial results, join prominent committees, sucking up to professors who might handle your tenure case. 

 

2. What happens when you are 40, and still waiting for a tenure(true in most cases) with a subsistence salary. Your spouse will have to work too, to support a decent lifestyle.

 

3. would you put it down to 'I love the work I do, and don't mind that everybody looks down on me, even though they don't have 1% of the knowledge I do.'?

 

This is not a simple case of I'll work on stuff I love, and be happy with whatever little they pay me. The working hours are long, if you are not assertive about your space.

 

Unless you are on course for a solid tenure.. just bail out of PhD is what I advise everyone who asks me. 

 

Also, its the researchers who live in a bubble, or better an echo chamber. In the real world, people work and solve real problems, most of them without PhDs.

abbo ithe neeku reply ivvadaniki only phd candidates kavala....

I think Diva already gave her answer if only you can re-read the thread again....

I think you said you dropped out of Phd....how can you hold one?????

 

ippudu diwali preparations start iyinayi ikkada...so busy unta evening motham....repu ista neeku reply ....take care 

[narsayya]

abbo ithe neeku reply ivvadaniki only phd candidates kavala....

I think Diva already gave her answer if only you can re-read the thread again....

I think you said you dropped out of Phd....how can you hold one?????

 

ippudu diwali preparations start iyinayi ikkada...so busy unta evening motham....repu ista neeku reply ....take care 

 

thats why I said you need comprehension skills, and a little humility.

 

what I said was I dropped out of the stupid race for tenure track because I wasn't good enough to get one before I hit 30, like extremely gifted candidates do.

[kamikaze]

scopus lo enni journal papers unnai yours?
nee h-index entha

[dreamgirl]

kid, why don't you take a rest and let diva answer it. she said she's a researcher herself. And I know all this stuff because I hold a PhD, which I stated a couple of times here.

 

1. how long does it take on an average to get tenure-track and how rigged the entire game is.

publishing trivial results, join prominent committees, sucking up to professors who might handle your tenure case. 

 

2. What happens when you are 40, and still waiting for a tenure(true in most cases) with a subsistence salary. Your spouse will have to work too, to support a decent lifestyle.

 

3. would you put it down to 'I love the work I do, and don't mind that everybody looks down on me, even though they don't have 1% of the knowledge I do.'?

 

This is not a simple case of I'll work on stuff I love, and be happy with whatever little they pay me. The working hours are long, if you are not assertive about your space.

 

Unless you are on course for a solid tenure.. just bail out of PhD is what I advise everyone who asks me. 

 

Also, its the researchers who live in a bubble, or better an echo chamber. In the real world, people work and solve real problems, most of them without PhDs.

 

One thing I can say for sure is, you can never become rich by doing research (that too in academics) but that doesn't mean it's illusionless

 

[dreamgirl]

scopus lo enni journal papers unnai yours?
nee h-index entha

 

@3$%  citations mari

[kamikaze]

@3$%  citations mari

h-index is one number that includes some conversion factors for self-citations, peer-reviwed citations, journal impact factors and everything

[kamikaze]

One thing I can say for sure is, you can never become rich by doing research (that too in academics) but that doesn't mean it's illusionless

maa professors ayyaru.. he had some startups and sold it for millions
kondaru india lo kuda consultancy chesukuntu almost 1 crore per annum earn chestunnaru

[dreamgirl]

maa professors ayyaru.. he had some startups and sold it for millions
kondaru india lo kuda consultancy chesukuntu almost 1 crore per annum earn chestunnaru

 

sold what? patents ?

 

nenandhi just being in plain academics....

[kamikaze]

sold what? patents ?
 
nenandhi just being in plain academics....

startup ante company.. adi ammaru
vallemo professor job vadili pettaledu companies.. if u live in silicon valley u would how it works with standford profs too...