GTFO undergrad monkey!
Anyone plz tell "GTFO udgd" or give your 2 cents here? Thanks
https://www.econjobrumors.com/topic/redpill-me-on-the-vhrm-marketing-phd-offer-i-have
Official Marketing JM 2024 Thread
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OP in your link does not sound like a person who could get an offer from VHRM.
Anyone plz tell "GTFO udgd" or give your 2 cents here? Thanks
https://www.econjobrumors.com/topic/redpill-me-on-the-vhrm-marketing-phd-offer-i-havewhat does this person mean by quant modeler? do they mean analytical? because then they should just read last year's thread and see what happened to the analytical JMCs last cycle
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Was anyone with an analytical JMP who got a TT job? I don't remember even one
OP in your link does not sound like a person who could get an offer from VHRM.
Anyone plz tell "GTFO udgd" or give your 2 cents here? Thanks
https://www.econjobrumors.com/topic/redpill-me-on-the-vhrm-marketing-phd-offer-i-havewhat does this person mean by quant modeler? do they mean analytical? because then they should just read last year's thread and see what happened to the analytical JMCs last cycle
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Who is JY? I can't find one with her name JY here https://haas.berkeley.edu/phd/careers/job-market-candidates/#marketing or here https://www.econ.berkeley.edu/grad/job-market-candidates/candidates-alpha
^ JY at Berkeley was hired by one of the schools in Hong Kong.
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https://www.bschool.cuhk.edu.hk/events/dynamic-persuasion-and-strategic-search/
This one maybe?Who is JY? I can't find one with her name JY here https://haas.berkeley.edu/phd/careers/job-market-candidates/#marketing or here https://www.econ.berkeley.edu/grad/job-market-candidates/candidates-alpha
^ JY at Berkeley was hired by one of the schools in Hong Kong.
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Was anyone with an analytical JMP who got a TT job? I don't remember even one
OP in your link does not sound like a person who could get an offer from VHRM.
Anyone plz tell "GTFO udgd" or give your 2 cents here? Thanks
https://www.econjobrumors.com/topic/redpill-me-on-the-vhrm-marketing-phd-offer-i-havewhat does this person mean by quant modeler? do they mean analytical? because then they should just read last year's thread and see what happened to the analytical JMCs last cycle
that's exactly what I meant. it was a slaughter
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The game theory (“analytical”) market is difficult but not impossible. Look at the schedule for the UT Dallas conference this year. There were two tracks, one of which (Room 1) was almost entirely theory, with many of the talks by junior faculty who placed at good schools.
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The game theory (“analytical”) market is difficult but not impossible. Look at the schedule for the UT Dallas conference this year. There were two tracks, one of which (Room 1) was almost entirely theory, with many of the talks by junior faculty who placed at good schools.
https://jindal.utdallas.edu/events/forms-conference/Definitely a selection bias here. These were almost all well-placed analytical juniors. Also, conferences cannot represent the job market. This conference and sics have more analytical papers than other conferences.
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The game theory (“analytical”) market is difficult but not impossible. Look at the schedule for the UT Dallas conference this year. There were two tracks, one of which (Room 1) was almost entirely theory, with many of the talks by junior faculty who placed at good schools.
https://jindal.utdallas.edu/events/forms-conference/That's most of theorists in marketing vs. a small subset of empirical researchers.
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A good way to see whether this is true is to see whether the top conference venues or journals accept papers from non-prestigious schools. If it is the case you can conclude that your area's job demand sucks.
The game theory (“analytical”) market is difficult but not impossible. Look at the schedule for the UT Dallas conference this year. There were two tracks, one of which (Room 1) was almost entirely theory, with many of the talks by junior faculty who placed at good schools.
https://jindal.utdallas.edu/events/forms-conference/That's most of theorists in marketing vs. a small subset of empirical researchers.
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MBA programs will do great. Its a counter cyclical market cause if you are post undergrad, lose your job, can't find a new one, then best to do is to reboot via a grad degree. Sure interest rates are high but if you cannot find a job then opportunity cost of time dominates and likely you have a bit of savings if you worked a few years. I can't take names but I know the data from one of the best programs and applications are counter cyclical there.
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MBA programs will do great. Its a counter cyclical market cause if you are post undergrad, lose your job, can't find a new one, then best to do is to reboot via a grad degree. Sure interest rates are high but if you cannot find a job then opportunity cost of time dominates and likely you have a bit of savings if you worked a few years. I can't take names but I know the data from one of the best programs and applications are counter cyclical there.
Yeah but the best programs are unlikely to see a decline in applications, ever. Not sure this is very informative about other, less fancy b-schools, where realistically most of us will get jobs
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Dunno. If you are 25-35 and the job market sucks, it’s best to be in school. Wait it out. Loans cover expense. 12-24 months later, return to the job market. Worst time to be in school is a bull market. That’s time to get a new job and to move ahead. Whatever it is, I think you should be optimistic but obviously it’s not like every school etc is the same.
MBA programs will do great. Its a counter cyclical market cause if you are post undergrad, lose your job, can't find a new one, then best to do is to reboot via a grad degree. Sure interest rates are high but if you cannot find a job then opportunity cost of time dominates and likely you have a bit of savings if you worked a few years. I can't take names but I know the data from one of the best programs and applications are counter cyclical there.
Yeah but the best programs are unlikely to see a decline in applications, ever. Not sure this is very informative about other, less fancy b-schools, where realistically most of us will get jobs