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Hi everyone. One of the perennial favourite topics here in the Career Guidance section is the employability of physics graduates, including those with just a BSc degree instead of a PhD.
I've found the following links on Metafilter and Reddit which I thought might be relevant (the last Metafilter posting was from 2010; the Reddit post was from 2013). I was wondering what your thoughts are in terms of their responses in these threads.
http://ask.metafilter.com/157198/Wh...s-do-for-a-living-other-than-flipping-burgers
https://www.reddit.com/r/Physics/comments/1huj6q/for_those_of_us_getting_a_bs_in_physics_what/
I've found the following links on Metafilter and Reddit which I thought might be relevant (the last Metafilter posting was from 2010; the Reddit post was from 2013). I was wondering what your thoughts are in terms of their responses in these threads.
http://ask.metafilter.com/157198/Wh...s-do-for-a-living-other-than-flipping-burgers
https://www.reddit.com/r/Physics/comments/1huj6q/for_those_of_us_getting_a_bs_in_physics_what/