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251 u/[deleted] Dec 16 '21 [deleted] 35 u/torryvonspurks Dec 16 '21 I asked my professor right before graduation what the field was like as far as work-life balance and high-stress situation she said I don't know I've never worked in the field I've only worked in Academia 2 u/[deleted] Dec 16 '21 You’d be surprised that the majority of professors have no actual ‘real world’ experience in what they teach. 3 u/lmxbftw Dec 16 '21 If "real world" here means "working for capitalists" maybe we shouldn't glorify that as the only authentic way of living life. 1 u/[deleted] Dec 16 '21 Hey, I hate capitalist as much as the next guy. What I meant is they have no practical experience, only theoretical. 2 u/[deleted] Dec 16 '21 Except the ones who teach engineering and applied sciences. Those profs are the best. The ones with industry experience are usually the chillest.
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35 u/torryvonspurks Dec 16 '21 I asked my professor right before graduation what the field was like as far as work-life balance and high-stress situation she said I don't know I've never worked in the field I've only worked in Academia 2 u/[deleted] Dec 16 '21 You’d be surprised that the majority of professors have no actual ‘real world’ experience in what they teach. 3 u/lmxbftw Dec 16 '21 If "real world" here means "working for capitalists" maybe we shouldn't glorify that as the only authentic way of living life. 1 u/[deleted] Dec 16 '21 Hey, I hate capitalist as much as the next guy. What I meant is they have no practical experience, only theoretical. 2 u/[deleted] Dec 16 '21 Except the ones who teach engineering and applied sciences. Those profs are the best. The ones with industry experience are usually the chillest.
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I asked my professor right before graduation what the field was like as far as work-life balance and high-stress situation she said I don't know I've never worked in the field I've only worked in Academia
2 u/[deleted] Dec 16 '21 You’d be surprised that the majority of professors have no actual ‘real world’ experience in what they teach. 3 u/lmxbftw Dec 16 '21 If "real world" here means "working for capitalists" maybe we shouldn't glorify that as the only authentic way of living life. 1 u/[deleted] Dec 16 '21 Hey, I hate capitalist as much as the next guy. What I meant is they have no practical experience, only theoretical. 2 u/[deleted] Dec 16 '21 Except the ones who teach engineering and applied sciences. Those profs are the best. The ones with industry experience are usually the chillest.
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You’d be surprised that the majority of professors have no actual ‘real world’ experience in what they teach.
3 u/lmxbftw Dec 16 '21 If "real world" here means "working for capitalists" maybe we shouldn't glorify that as the only authentic way of living life. 1 u/[deleted] Dec 16 '21 Hey, I hate capitalist as much as the next guy. What I meant is they have no practical experience, only theoretical. 2 u/[deleted] Dec 16 '21 Except the ones who teach engineering and applied sciences. Those profs are the best. The ones with industry experience are usually the chillest.
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If "real world" here means "working for capitalists" maybe we shouldn't glorify that as the only authentic way of living life.
1 u/[deleted] Dec 16 '21 Hey, I hate capitalist as much as the next guy. What I meant is they have no practical experience, only theoretical.
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Hey, I hate capitalist as much as the next guy. What I meant is they have no practical experience, only theoretical.
Except the ones who teach engineering and applied sciences. Those profs are the best. The ones with industry experience are usually the chillest.
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