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Chief

http://www.jobs.ac.uk/job/AVM865/lecturer-in-government/

Good opportunity to run away from Trump!

4 years ago # QUOTE 2 YEA 2 NAY !
J Assange

Go Essex! Beat Sussex!

4 years ago # QUOTE 5 YEA 3 NAY !
Nowell

Essex = an irrelevancy with no standing within UK. Also located in the NJ equivalent of England.

4 years ago # QUOTE 5 YEA 14 NAY !
Lillie

Essex is a phenomenal department. I visited there a few years back. Colchester is kind of meh though.

4 years ago # QUOTE 10 YEA 4 NAY !
Careen

Great job. Collegial department. Too bad they won't hire you.

Essex = an irrelevancy with no standing within UK. Also located in the NJ equivalent of England.

4 years ago # QUOTE 16 YEA 5 NAY !
Jonathon

Isn't it one of the very few places outside the USA that tolerates quants?

4 years ago # QUOTE 13 YEA 4 NAY !
Francine

What century do you live in, buddy? There are also microwaves outside the US, just in case you have not noticed this either.

Isn't it one of the very few places outside the USA that tolerates quants?

4 years ago # QUOTE 9 YEA 2 NAY !
Blaze

Great job. Collegial department. Too bad they won't hire you.

If you think Essex is collegial, you don't know many (or any) recent Essex PhDs. Or former Essex faculty.

4 years ago # QUOTE 2 YEA 4 NAY !
Careen

Great job. Collegial department. Too bad they won't hire you.
If you think Essex is collegial, you don't know many (or any) recent Essex PhDs. Or former Essex faculty.

I do. Except a few outliers, they are good people. Why so bitter?

4 years ago # QUOTE 4 YEA 1 NAY !
Romayne

you think I studied 10 yrs for a PhD to be a lecturer?
I need at least assistant prof.
GTFO

4 years ago # QUOTE 4 YEA 13 NAY !
Omega

you think I studied 10 yrs for a PhD to be a lecturer?
I need at least assistant prof.
GTFO

A lecturer is an assistant professor in England. Maybe you should have learned that in your 10 years.

4 years ago # QUOTE 18 YEA 4 NAY !
Gloria

Hope you're debt free and want to live on the cheap. The starting salary is less than 50k USD, and you're going to be paying in GBP.

4 years ago # QUOTE 1 YEA 1 NAY !
Harriet

Totally missed the sarcasm

you think I studied 10 yrs for a PhD to be a lecturer?
I need at least assistant prof.
GTFO

A lecturer is an assistant professor in England. Maybe you should have learned that in your 10 years.

4 years ago # QUOTE 1 YEA 4 NAY !
Sonnie

Hope you're debt free and want to live on the cheap. The starting salary is less than 50k USD, and you're going to be paying in GBP.

amazing how people do not understand basic concepts such as the PPP. £50k in the UK is almost two times the average salary

4 years ago # QUOTE 2 YEA 2 NAY !
Blake

The last 3 hires they made seem to be diversity hires, women with 1 or 2 pubs, all co-authored.
You dummies might have a shot.

4 years ago # QUOTE 1 YEA 5 NAY !
Juniper

Hope you're debt free and want to live on the cheap. The starting salary is less than 50k USD, and you're going to be paying in GBP.

amazing how people do not understand basic concepts such as the PPP. £50k in the UK is almost two times the average salary

The salary is 39k GBP, which directly converts to about 49k USD.

As for purchasing power, my experience in London has been that stuff costs in GBP about what it would cost in the US in USD, so it's significantly more expensive.

I've never heard anyone make the argument that England is cheaper to live than the US.

4 years ago # QUOTE 5 YEA 1 NAY !
Wat

a friend of mine who took an opportunity at essex said he regretted it immensley because of how he was treated for being a foreigner

it wasnt worth all the money in the world - avoid this racist institution like the plague

4 years ago # QUOTE 2 YEA 5 NAY !
Elliot

^race of friend?

4 years ago # QUOTE 2 YEA 3 NAY !
Nimbus

Hope you're debt free and want to live on the cheap. The starting salary is less than 50k USD, and you're going to be paying in GBP.
amazing how people do not understand basic concepts such as the PPP. £50k in the UK is almost two times the average salary

The salary is 39k GBP, which directly converts to about 49k USD.
As for purchasing power, my experience in London has been that stuff costs in GBP about what it would cost in the US in USD, so it's significantly more expensive.
I've never heard anyone make the argument that England is cheaper to live than the US.

It's because you never met anyone living in Colchester. This place is incredibly cheap (but incredibly lame as well)

4 years ago # QUOTE 1 YEA 2 NAY !
Johnie

"incredibly cheap"? you sure?

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