The current issue of the Chronicle of higher education has a
very informative articles, titled, "Ph.D.'s Spend Big Bucks Hunting for
Academic Jobs, With No Guaranteed Results" written by Stacy Patton.
http://chronicle.com/article/A-Job-in-Academe-Itll-Cost/137823/?key=SW56JAY5ayZGYHhiY2xEZW5SaHFiZUJwMnRNan8mbl5dEQ%3D%3D
In my opinion, it does not matter how well-educated you are
or whether you are an experienced/inexperienced professional in the field. The bottom
line of landing a job indeed depends on who you are, who you know and what are
your valuable connections with "others". In other words, you need to
"know" somebody to get a job.
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