Not normal to do your boss's job. Let me put it this way, if you tried that in many labs I've worked in you'll get your role politely but
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Replying to @o_guest @Research_Tim and
sturnely re-explained to you. If you keep at it, you might even get asked to leave. Seen it first hand enough times.
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Surely students have rights and supervisors are to be held to agreed upon expectations? I'm not cattle.
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I have no idea what you're reading above which makes you think that I don't respect students' rights. I'm saying that supervisors should do
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Replying to @o_guest @Research_Tim and
their job. What bit makes you think I'm calling a student cattle?
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It's what this makes me feel (I am a phd student) if I am not allowed to remind my supervisors of very basic work requirements.
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Sorry Tim, but do you understand the difference between "not allowed" and "not expected"? Cause we never said the former
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Fair enough, my bad. But warning students that you might lose your job if you do does sound like that.
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Hey guess what happened to me that resulted in me leaving my first PhD. Yeah, I asked for additional feedback, and got asked to leave(I did)
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I'm not even surprised. Like I said, I have seen it happen with many cases and many points on the spectrum.
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