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As a tenured professor, scholarship and mentorship are one of the things you are specifically paid to do by your salary. It's as if I requested $5 to see students during office hours for my classes.
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Oh but I thought the tweet specified not at their school. I figured if your school is paying you a salary it's not to mentor students from other schools?
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In a literal sense it's not, but you're beeen paid as a scholar for your academic body of work, not for teaching classes. The stuff you do with your consulting does not pertain to the job, but now you're taking a side hustle of consulting industry and bringing it to main hustle.
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No, it does not say specifically and literally in the contract that you must respond to grad students from other universities and not ask them to pay a fee to engage you. But if you're reading into it on this literal of a level, quite frankly you're just not going to get it.
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I'm on autism spectrum and have no experience with academia at all so all this is weird and not intuitive. I wouldn't like a job where I was expected to follow unwritten rules, personally
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