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The discussion centers around a new PF Insights post by ZapperZ titled "Getting a Physics Job!" Participants express appreciation for the series of topics covered, emphasizing the timeless relevance of the advice provided. The conversation highlights the importance of these insights for those pursuing careers in physics, suggesting that the information is valuable regardless of age or stage in one's career. The term "necropost" is playfully used, but the consensus is that the insights remain pertinent and beneficial for readers.
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Getting a Physics Job!

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Nice series of topics, wish I knew about them when I was younger.
 
Classic advice, must read!
 
Greg Bernhardt said:
Classic advice, must read!

Necropost!

<ZapperZ runs and hides>

Zz.
 
ZapperZ said:
Necropost!
Insights are never necro, always relevant :)
 

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