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UConn assistant professor won $2.5 million on DraftKings
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[QUOTE="GoDAWGS, post: 3804716, member: 9497"] Agreed agreed agreed, I just think the stress in working in industry comes from higher up demands not finding a money source, I find it personally easier to say, well I need to pull a 70 hour work week the next two weeks to meet my demands vs I need to win this grant in order to make sure I still have money to do my research and then the research needs to work to get more money. There are pressures in both positions but they're different and the path to move into that top 5% is quicker and smoother in industry, theyres also a much larger pool [/QUOTE]
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