@JessMead7@PhDVoice What about doing your own thing? Your expertise is amazing and super useful (especially right now!) and you could take your business in whatever way *you* want to go. I'm almost done as well and that's my plan (as much as I love teaching!).
@dr_gomez_lopez Pregunta! I know 2 members & we've mutually addressed each other informally (tΓΊ) for years (1 was a peer & 1 *hates* being addressed as usted), but the others are complete desconocidos. I feel like I should be formal with everyone, but I don't want to make it weird. Thoughts?
@dr_gomez_lopez @OpenAcademics@AcademicChatter This thread is fantastic! Thank you! I'm defending in a month and I'm at that stage where I'm terrified but also relaxed because it's still a month a way (which is nothing, really π€£).
I am a 32-year-old PhD Candidate and I still have to recite the alphabet (or parts of it) when adding/organizing references.
Please tell me I'm not the only one π
@AcademicChatter#phdlife
@sscientificc @BraedenFRev Ours covered tuition for 4 years (most people took 5-6) & didn't include tuition increases, incidental fees, insurance, campus costs, etc. TA/RAships weren't guaranteed & paid little. No stipends & a high cost of living. Funding was revoked if you got external scholarships π
@elana_gloger @meredithSduncan This made me laugh more than it should have π€£π€£
I suggest adding as well! It will keep academic (and family) things congruent but also make future legal things easier (traveling, kids, etc).
My husband is Colombian so I had fun with it and rather than a hyphen, I used "de" π€£
@WynnThornton I just went down a quick Google/Reddit rabbit hole & apparently I'm right to blame my Dutch roots π I swear I thought electric kettles were normal here because everyone I knew/know has them π€―
@WynnThornton I'm confused π I've always had electric kettles (as well as stove top ones). Maybe that's my Dutch-Canadian roots, but I always thought both were normal here?
@Grad_lifee @PhDVoice@AcademicChatter As common as drinking coffee βοΈ Sure there are lots of people who have never had a sip in their lives, but the rest of us have one, two, or sometimes eight cups a day (especially leading up to a big deadline π ππ )
@PhDVoice@PostdocVoice It depends SO much on the location.
In North America, no. Let that beautiful art shine! π¨ Mine have started amazing conversations which have lead to great friendships!
It's definitely not the same in a lot of other locations/cultures though.
@simonb03jan2009 @PhDVoice I've been stuck in the postdoc advert loop:
Want to do a postdoc with us? You need x years of experience in x job!
Want to get x job with us? You better have a postdoc!
@_kendracalhoun I definitely understood it as the last observation ("to fuck around with something") based on the original tweet.
Are you able to provide the podcast for context? I'm very curious now :)