Invisible wrote:
> So, what you're saying is, I'd be doing something I don't want to do,
> and being forced to get yelled at by a bunch of people? And yet you
> expect me to be "good" at this? Hmm...

	There are exceptions, but generally the relationship of a graduate
student with everyone else is not an employer/employee relationship.
Hence, no shouting.

	As I said, there are exceptions. And so current graduate students often
told new graduate students which professors not to become students of.

	Usually, the a****les are the ones who are quite famous, so they know
there will always be students knocking on their doors. The others are
those who just don't care, in which case you wouldn't want to be their
student anyway.

-- 
"Violence is the last refuge of the incompetent."-Asimov


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