top | item 42795096 (no title) maiar | 1 year ago They should have stayed rare, but they’re a way for universities to get free money from the government as well as a temporary (but sadly permanent) fix for academia’s deep structural problems. discuss order hn newest musicale|1 year ago Why pay for more of those expensive, unruly, hard-to-fire professors when you can hire cheap adjuncts and postdocs to do teaching and research?The administrative organization continues to expand, and it must be paid for somehow. KingMob|1 year ago Bureaucracy has gone up, sure, but not nearly as much as the number of people seeking PhDs.That also used to be much less common back in the day. load replies (1)
musicale|1 year ago Why pay for more of those expensive, unruly, hard-to-fire professors when you can hire cheap adjuncts and postdocs to do teaching and research?The administrative organization continues to expand, and it must be paid for somehow. KingMob|1 year ago Bureaucracy has gone up, sure, but not nearly as much as the number of people seeking PhDs.That also used to be much less common back in the day. load replies (1)
KingMob|1 year ago Bureaucracy has gone up, sure, but not nearly as much as the number of people seeking PhDs.That also used to be much less common back in the day. load replies (1)
musicale|1 year ago
The administrative organization continues to expand, and it must be paid for somehow.
KingMob|1 year ago
That also used to be much less common back in the day.