Should a PhD student publish in low tier journals?

Answer: If I were hiring a graduating Ph.​D.​ student as a postdoc in my field I.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You Should a PhD student publish in low tier journals? Matthew Saul Leifer, Physicist Written Jan 14, 2016 If I were hiring a graduating Ph.D. student as a postdoc in my field I would expect to see 3 or 4 papers (having no papers would be more worrying than having papers in low ...  Read More » Are war photographers considered a nuisance on the battlefield? Roland Bartetzko, former German Army, Croatian Defense Council, Kosovo Liberation Army Written Jan 30 Many soldiers who have mocked and chased away a war photographer have regretted their decision later. Man, there's a guy who is willing to risk his life to make professional...  Read More » What ridiculous food price made your jaw drop as a tourist? Stephanie Harvey Written Sat Oh this is an easy one! Florence, Italy. Everyone knows not to eat at any of the cafes along the main streets as the prices are astronomical, but we thought we'd found a '...  Read More » Is getting a Ph.D worth the effort? Zeeshan Zia, PhD in Computer Vision and Machine Learning Written Oct 11 Unsurprisingly the answer is, "it depends". I can tell you my story, which admittedly is a special case, because I got the opportunity to work with the absolute creme de la ...  Read More » Which is the most feared military aircraft of all time? Alex Davis, Volunteer, De Havviland Aircraft Museum Updated Tue The Avro Vulcan Although this aircraft may be 70 years old it struck fear into the Hearts of many this aircraft was terrifying it out paced some fighters its weapon capacity...  Read More » Should I continue with my PhD when everything is going wrong? Jens Adler Nielsen, PhD in solid state physics Updated Oct 7 This is my story. I hope it will give you perspective on your choice. Good luck. My PhD was 4 hard years full time with very little TAing as I had a grant. 1 month after my p...  Read More » What is an experience you had at a truck stop that you'll never forget? Dick Hale, Retired Trucker. 40+ Years. Updated Jan 30 Sitting in a truckstop in Jersey just watching the lot lizards make their rounds. When one approached the truck directly across from me, I saw the driver roll the window do...  Read More » Does the US military have technology that is 50 years ahead of what is released to the human populous? Sean Ackerman, Military History Fanatic Written Jan 28 Depends on who you ask, and what people know or can't tell you. In the 70s people reported a mysterious triangular flying object in Nevada. Now it wasn't released for decad...  Read More » What is the best way to select a PhD research topic? Craig Zelizer, PhD Conflict Analysis and Resolution, George Mason University (2004) Written May 27, 2019 I think one of the most challenging parts of a doctoral program is picking a feasible, interesting and completable PhD Research Topic. All too often PhD students get throug...  Read More » What's the most disrespectful thing a doctor/nurse did to you or your newborn after you gave birth? Karen Coletti Written Sat I've always been tiny, never weighing more than 115 pounds, and no, I've never had an eating disorder, I have a thyroid disorder. On day of delivery with my daughter, I wei...  Read More »   Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/