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I also got into LLM this year, I am interested to apply for teaching jobs in the future, like after working for 5-6 years. What should I do? If I go for job I won’t be able to pursue my LLM, but if I leave job and continue with internship I’m not sure if I’ll get a job in future, since the job market is really hard. Pls pls help me :)
Thanks in advance.
When you're 30, doing a PhD without a permanent job, juggling your PhD with jobs without financial security, there's a limit on how much Saraswati can sustain you.