the PhD is the worst meme of them all.
Be me
Aaron Powell
John Flores
> only applies to 80 places
Apply to 300, at the very least. All over the country. Gain experience, then lateral positions.
Aaron Taylor
This.
Austin Clark
Test
Lucas Bell
>So a few questions
>- Do you have any work experience?
Yes but its not enough
>- Did you asked feedback why you where rejected
Yes. 90% of the time they told me they found someone else with more relevant experience, only to repost the same job AGAIN a week later
>- How would you rate your people skills? Are you likeable?
I don't know. I haven't interacted with many people over my PhD. During my undergrad years however I was what you guys call "a normie".
Also I have trouble thinking on my feet. Literally need to type out everything and memorize what I want to say sometimes.
>- Are you willing to move to an other country?
Yes. I've applied to jobs abroad. But got rejected from those places as well. Same reasons: "not enough relevant experience"
I'm just not good enough in physics desu. There are people who literally live and breathe physics like the autists at /sci/. But I am not like that. I just want a stable wagecuck job and thats it.
Juan Brooks
Apply for work in Crypto
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Kayden Fisher
Oliver Harris
bro youre just a lazy millennial you need to try harder the economy is doing great :^)
Jonathan Walker
Fuck it, im going to be who say it.
OP, i know for a fact youre a fucking beta, get on roids right know, this could sound not related at all, but it is.
Owen Gomez
>I just want a stable wagecuck job and thats it.
With a phd, you might be in a bad position for your likings right now.
For a "regular" position doing "wagecucking", people will assume you want to get more money than they are willing to pay for. Also, quite some people with a phd are not willing to work with someone with no phd (ego) - you are more likely to cause problems in such positions, regardless if you are like that or not.
For a phd-position however, you cannot expect to "just wagecuck". These positions usually shift in between eight-to-five to "be happy to get home to get some sleep", even if they are quite often paid less than regular employees.
If you are out to get a job with no contact to other people however, you picked the wrong career in general - for this, you might be better off to become a librarian.
However: this applies to many areas in the US, not necessarily to yours. The detailed degree and your area of living is needed.