- The emotional part of your brain (left side?) tells you that your education, intelligence, and persistence qualifies you for a high-level high-paying job
- At the same time, the rational part of your brain tells you that your skills and experience qualify you only for an entry-level job
Are you thinking about applying to a PhD program? Are you already a doctoral student? PhD is a huge investment of time and money. So make sure you spend 15 minutes of your time reading this blog devoted to PhD program success and survival tips. I'm confident that these tips can save up to 10 years of your life, up to $1,000,000 of your money, and, most importantly, your physical and emotional health.
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Searching for a Job Outside of Academia
Searching for a job outside of academia when you have a PhD can create a dissonance inside your head because of the following contradictions:
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Another powerful message..God bless you pal!
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