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Seeing more 'it's ok to just survive, you don't need to thrive in a pandemic' academic productivity messaging. And yes, this is a good message. But also, please, tenure-track folks - understand that this mentality was never an option for contingents on the job market.
None of y'all are going to take the person with a 2020-sized hole in their CV over the person who spent the pandemic pushing out publications at the cost of their health when it becomes hiring time again (if it ever does). You know it, I know it, let's not pretend.
And this isn't to rage at the individual academics saying these things. It's a system, after all, and a lot of departments would *like* to be hiring more but can't be and I understand that. And it *is* reasonable to give people a break during such a disruptive pandemic.
But academic work is only ever even remotely reasonable for the safely tenure-track or tenured (and sometimes not even then), which gives 'take care of yourself' bromides a real 'let them eat cake' energy. I will happily eat tenure-track cake as soon as someone lets me have it.
I don't know. It's not like doing all that makes a job more likely. Too much randomness in it all to get worked up over productivity perceptions.
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