Biochemistry PhD Dropout Finds New Career With Military-Like Benefits
Translated & summarized from TheMarker by baba
Rinat Geyman left her biochemistry PhD studies to pursue a new career. She found that her new job offered conditions and a salary comparable to those received after completing military service. Geyman contrasted this with friends who stayed in established companies and received better terms. She was asked to describe herself.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Rinat Geyman left a biochemistry PhD for a new career with post-military benefits.
- She found her new job's conditions similar to those after army service.
- Geyman noted friends in established companies received better terms.
- She was asked to describe herself.
Rinat Geyman, who was pursuing a PhD in biochemistry, left her studies to enter a new field. She described her new employment terms as comparable to those received after military service. Geyman stated that friends who remained in leading companies received good conditions, while she had to start in a new area and accept a salary and benefits package similar to post-army employment.
She was asked to describe herself.
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