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did.geridoo
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Hi,
I want to change my current phd subject/advisor. There is one another subject/advisor that I like to work with, and I am considering one of the following 2 actions :
1- Talking to current advisor and telling him that I want to look for another subject. Then talking to the other one.
2- Talk to new potential advisor in private. If both of us seems that we may work together on a subject, then talk to current advisor. Otherwise continue with the current one.
If I follow first action and if, for some reason, fail to work with the new guy, then I would loose both, and I don't think there is another subject/advisor that I can work with.
For the second action, I am not sure how it seems from the point of view of US academic work ethic.
I like to hear any thoughts,
thanks in advance.
I want to change my current phd subject/advisor. There is one another subject/advisor that I like to work with, and I am considering one of the following 2 actions :
1- Talking to current advisor and telling him that I want to look for another subject. Then talking to the other one.
2- Talk to new potential advisor in private. If both of us seems that we may work together on a subject, then talk to current advisor. Otherwise continue with the current one.
If I follow first action and if, for some reason, fail to work with the new guy, then I would loose both, and I don't think there is another subject/advisor that I can work with.
For the second action, I am not sure how it seems from the point of view of US academic work ethic.
I like to hear any thoughts,
thanks in advance.