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When I first arrived at graduate school, one of my professors shared his experiences on managing students. He told us that his students tend to fall into three bins of roughly equal measure: one third of students earn their keep, one third don’t, and a final third produce enough work to fund both themselves and the underperformers. The implication was clear: Work hard and make sure you don’t end…
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