Post by fetaplop on Feb 9, 2021 10:32:51 GMT -5
Hiya, this might sound a bit strange but I thought it doesn't hurt asking.. :D
Why?? Well I'm a physics student myself, would be cool to know if there are others out there (out here?), students, grad students, postdocs, anything..! AND I'm currently making a physicist career* and I'd be curious to hear any suggestions or maybe feedback if someone wants to test it out.
Also it'd be cool to chat anyways!
Actually anyone with a degree in natural sciences would be helpful because I'm a little unsure of the post-graduation phases of academic careers. Obviously it can be a little different in different countries but I'd say it's mostly the same.
* I might actually branch this out and make some other specific fields, probably biologist at least. This all started because I was so annoyed about the cartoony, ridiculous way that "sCieENcE cAreEr" is portrayed in the game with relevant skills being handiness, fishing and gardening (?!). Like you can take the microscope (help) and take a look at plant samples, or, if you're feeling more like it, metals or rocks. And then wrap up your work day by calling ET... You get the picture! Even though it's wacky and Sims, it could at least try to be cohesive!
Why?? Well I'm a physics student myself, would be cool to know if there are others out there (out here?), students, grad students, postdocs, anything..! AND I'm currently making a physicist career* and I'd be curious to hear any suggestions or maybe feedback if someone wants to test it out.
Also it'd be cool to chat anyways!Actually anyone with a degree in natural sciences would be helpful because I'm a little unsure of the post-graduation phases of academic careers. Obviously it can be a little different in different countries but I'd say it's mostly the same.
* I might actually branch this out and make some other specific fields, probably biologist at least. This all started because I was so annoyed about the cartoony, ridiculous way that "sCieENcE cAreEr" is portrayed in the game with relevant skills being handiness, fishing and gardening (?!). Like you can take the microscope (help) and take a look at plant samples, or, if you're feeling more like it, metals or rocks. And then wrap up your work day by calling ET... You get the picture! Even though it's wacky and Sims, it could at least try to be cohesive!