The eight types of graduate student

Out of the 8 types of Graduates as per  "Education | The Guardian" I think I relate with 2nd one the most!

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2. The Student Who Tried Employment

Some postgraduates have been out into the real world and had a real job, with a desk and a computer and a pay cheque and a lunch break and a pension and appraisals and meetings and everything. And, for whatever reason, they have found it wanting.

via The eight types of graduate student | Education | The Guardian.

Which one are YOU?

 

 

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