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Maximizing the "goodness" of a recommendation letter
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[QUOTE="danielri1011101, post: 6120672, member: 656291"] Thank you very much Choppy. I completely agree with you on the importance of 'doing your homework'. If one really cares about a scientific career, being spoon-fed is simply wrong: struggling is necessary for serious understanding. Maybe a better phrasing would be something like 'If you prioritize your understanding, your professor will notice' ? I decided to start the thread because lately I feel that we are too approval-seeking for our own good (at least in my field, which is math). [/QUOTE]
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