Time to look for a job
Yoo ·
Now that I've almost got my doctorate, I really should start panicking about getting a job.
Welcome to my world! The world you have just entered is a pretty bland one. I work, play, and travel just like any person. I do have some uncommon interests and an occasionally warped perspective. This world has yet to reflect many of my eccentric qualities, however.
My full name is Yoo Chul Chung, and I am not a very talkative person. This is true for both my online and offline lives, which explains why I have not been a big fan of instant messaging or parties. I can’t help it, so if someone dies of boredom while talking to me, please don’t arrest me.
I maintain the blog Stochastic Scribbles, where I write about anything random that catches my fancy.
Yoo ·
Now that I've almost got my doctorate, I really should start panicking about getting a job.
Yoo ·
I've just defended my Ph.D. thesis and managed to survive (mostly). I "just" need to write a chapter or section in my dissertation with a case study (which I'm not quite sure how to do meaningfully within just a week or two, since building an illustrative and meaningful case study might require a whole lot of work that would be enough for an entirely separate Ph.D. dissertation, but somehow I'll have to manage ...), in addition to some minor changes here and there, and I'm all set to get my Ph.D.
Some scenes (which are highly abbreviated and misleading):
Yoo ·
Finally, I've pretty much completed my doctoral thesis, and hopefully there will be only relatively minor changes by the time it becomes an official dissertation. Now if I can just defend it ...
Yoo ·
Those who use Twitter all have different approaches to using it. I'm one of those people who only follow people whose tweets I'm interested in, but the following types of tweets tends to make me want to unfollow them. They are by no means ironclad rules, and a lot of people would have different philosophies in following Twitterers.
Yoo ·
The H1N1 pandemic has been sort of an abstract event for me. While things like washing hands are being promoted because of the pandemic, they're the sort of things you should be doing anyways. But the H1N1 flu has changed something in my environment: soon after confirmed cases have appeared at KAIST, I noticed a hand dispenser that was not there suddenly appearing ...