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I discuss how hard it is to get tenure at a R1 university in the United States. In this video, or use my own experiences of getting tenure recently and share the different factors behind getting tenure at a large university.

Then I discussed some of the reasons not to get tenure at the university as a professor. I discuss things like your research productivity, the prestige that you have within the greater academia, and whether other universities of comparable prestige will hire you and believe in the things that you are believing in.

This is part of a larger series on getting tenure in the different things you go through when you get tenure as a professor.

These videos are meant for people that are in graduate school were thinking of becoming an academic, and as well for the greater public if they’re interested in the different factors behind tenure.

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What Is The Tenure Clock? Can You Stop The Tenure Clock As An Assistant Professor?
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Being A Waitress With A PhD and Taxi-Cab PhDs: Dealing With PhD Unemployment
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Going To An Academic Conference For The First Time: What To Do As A New PhD Student
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Why You (Don’t) Want Tenure - Advantages And Disadvantages Of Tenure At A Research University
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What Does It Feel Like To Get Tenure As A Business Professor At A Large American University?
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What Is Academic Tenure At A Major Research University? How Does Academic Tenure Work?
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What Is A PhD Journey?
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Masters In Quantitative Finance Or Masters in Management & Technology: What Is Best?
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Can PhD Students Join Student Societies?
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How To Write Policy Implications In PhD Research (& What Are Practical Implications In Research?)
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How Many Hours Do Professors Work In A Week?
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