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The degree will give you a lot of networking opportunities and this is what you need to get a job... also you'll have to be ready to relocate, so I would start applying to any job available anywhere in the US and why not around the world...


I'd rather not relocate. There are jobs in Kansas for what I'd like to do, if not hundreds of them.


If there are so many jobs, why you can't get one? I think you should really reflect on that and be more flexible, especially at your age...


I can't get one because the automated application systems don't even accept an application if you have no degree, hence the question. I've applied for a couple of jobs, but I've gotten no response, not even email. I'm just ignored.


Again, you need to find a way to network with the people in those companies, go to meets, submit a paper and speak at conferences, etc... this is the only way...


Cold applications are probably the worst way to get a job. You need to go to some local meetups and rub elbows with people IRL.




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