The issue here is that your PhD might not be a requirement of the position you're applying for (though some schools offering applied sciences diplomas will benefit from them more than a technology school). What the school might need as a baseline is a Master degree, and industry experience is of more importance even then. Hence, the suggested pay of $5K might be a reflection of what the school feels is directly relevant and fair compensation (4 years), relative to what it's offering other persons of equivalent industry experience.
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Thanks. I hope to see at least some increase from my current salary, or else I will be in a dilemma...I got some other opportunities in the industry which may offer around 6k...5k is somewhat low for a PhD with some industrial experience, isn't it?
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