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Oh sure, some pretend they will, but when it comes time to apply to jobs - lost sleep, lost years, anxiety, empty bank account - they vanish. Hiring committees are mostly heartless. I don't know if you can earn a job; but I know you can't earn it through suffering. 4/5
So here is my advice: take care of yourselves. Get a therapist. Life the kind of life which will make you happy that you went to graduate school and engaged in the life of the mind even if you never work in the field again. Because there is a good chance you won't. 5/5
And for advisors: Suffering does not make better scholars; just because grad school sucked in the past doesn't mean it must suck in the future. Their mental health is your responsibility. Consider the mental health resources they have; take personal responsibility for it. 6/5
Great advice. Leaving academia also doesn't have to be a disaster. For some people it can be one of the best decisions they every make.
It's hard for me to explicitly advise leaving academia when I haven't and don't really intend to. But I agree that it shouldn't be a disaster to leave academia. Especially when academia is such a disaster.
Thanks for this
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