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Answer: My experience is completely different from yours so I'm not sure how m.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You I'm unemployed for nearly a year after completing my post graduation. What should I do to get a job? David Adam Suddit, BS, experimental psychology/biology, U. of Memphis Updated May 18, 2019 My experience is completely different from yours so I'm not sure how much you can benefit from my advice. Having no one else to feed me, if I had been unemployed for months ... Read More » What are some signs you have a bad PhD advisor? Joshua Gross, PhD in information sciences (AI, HCI, cognitive modeling) Written Aug 8 As with Aj.Raymond James Ritchie, I had a bad postdoc advisor, so I'm pretty confident that they exist. However, I think incompatibilities are far more common. The advisor/... Read More » Is the Sicilian mafia helping Italy now? Federica Tavoletta, lives in Italy Updated Sep 17 As an, Italian let me tell you 4 easy things about Italian mafia: Italian mafia was not born to help Italy or Italians, but just to help ruthless people to become rich at th... Read More » Which public colleges are on the rise? Carl Zamora, B.S. Computer Science and Computer Engineering, University of Southern Californi... Updated Jul 7 I strongly believe that when people see this question, they're automatically going to assume UC Berkeley, and they should, but also shouldn't. I mean, a public school that w... Read More » Does it take a genius to be a professor at Harvard, MIT, or Stanford? Amal Dorai, studied at Massachusetts Institute of Technology Written Feb 15 No. There were definitely professors I met at MIT, like Gerry Sussman, who were clearly among the smartest people in the world — whose minds seemed as different from my own... Read More » Is it wrong to be a stoic person? Erina Azmi, lives in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia (2016-present) Updated Nov 22, 2018 I dated a stoic guy. I can't read him nor his emotional response. At all. Apart from being stoic, he is an extremely introverted person. He made himself clear he didn't wan... Read More » Should I accept a funded PhD offer to a uni that is not my first choice, or work on improving my application and apply again to other unis next year? Tom Stagliano, MIT Volunteer, interviewed freshmen for admissions Written Apr 24 Huh?? Not your first choice, but it had to be one of your top few choices or you bothered a lot of people for letters of recommendation needlessly. If the research topic area... Read More » What's the best "tourist trap" you've ever fallen into? Mert Toker, Owner. Real Estate Broker for Citizenship Purposes at Self-Employment (2017-pres... Written Jun 27 I like the camel trick in Egypt. Tourists usually take pictures on top of a camel in sight of pyramids. Camel is an exotic animal for most of the tourists. The camel trick ... Read More » Why does BMW have a bad reputation when it comes to its line of 3 series when they are actually reliable when maintained? Jay Jobes Updated Aug 8 First, you need to understand the difference between being unreliable and needing routine maintenance. German auto manufacturers EXPECT that their cars will need routine ma... Read More » If I am applying for a PhD, shall I email the department to ask whether if there are professors interested in my area of research and taking new students? Jeff Erickson, I've served on many grad admissions committees and advised many grad students. Written Nov 20, 2019 [A2A] Absolutely not!! You should figure out for yourself whether any faculty are interested in your area. This is why faculty have web pages. If you find a professor that lo... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/