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Northwest · M
It depends on what your PhD is in, and how important it is for you to be employed in a related field.
Imhumantoo · 41-45, M
@Northwest Rather, it is related to the integrity of the operational system throughout the country, such as the spread of corruption and nepotism and the lack of opportunities and equal rights.
Northwest · M
@Imhumantoo Let's see: you have a PhD in political science and you're in a corrupt country. Unless you're part of the corrupt system, you will be serving coffee.
If you have a PhD in civil engineering, you would have a good job, even in a corrupt country.
So, it's really about what you're PhD is in.
If you have a PhD in civil engineering, you would have a good job, even in a corrupt country.
So, it's really about what you're PhD is in.