USCAP bow ties
Started by Unty
I've wondered that myself. Preparing for a career as a clown. I hate bow ties.
What do you expect from a group that comes up with the slogan " PATHOLOGISTS ARE GROOVY " ???????
Never trust a physician that wears a bow tie. They are simply an attention whor e.
Anyone at USCAP notice if there are less people? Did the virus panic decrease attendance?
Private practice pathologists like LADoc, meddirector and potato don’t complain. They bring up their own experiences from hiring. If you think they are making things up then you are delusional. All of them had made comments in regards to an oversupply of trainees.
If you don’t think there are saturated markets out there then youve been living under a rock.
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I will say this, I can tolerate bow ties much more than some of the crazy beards people are growing nowadays. You are human, not yeti.
I think you missed the point of my post. It was in jest. Look up what sartorial means.
The kids at USCAP rocking bow ties are most likely the ones making an impression, being personable, and getting those cherished word of mouth opportunities. If I were you, I would go to tiebar.com, pick up a few, and try it out at the next CAP.
Lol the kids at USCAP wearing bow ties are academic types who wanna-be like their academic predecessors, sorry. Academic job market is open, if you like it, in my opinion.
Going around creating small talk with random strangers in order to get a job is definitely a good idea but it’s like speed dating. You have to go up to random strangers, strike up a conversation and ask if they have a job for you.
You try to meet as many possible strangers as you can to increase your odds of getting a job.
I have a job now but when I was looking a few years ago it wasn’t easy.
“Sorry we aren’t looking. We’ll keep your information in case an open position pops up” Be ready to hear that many times before you get a “yes we are looking.”
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This is an excellent question. Like most things on here, the answer is "it depends". I've heard both. I've also used both. I prefer US-CAP, but I think the majority use YOOS-CAP. I am not sure how the split correlates with the bowtie-wearing community.
I was there and attendance was definitely affected. However, it was not that bad. I was also at the Tricon meeting in SF, and I would say it was 10% of typical turnout. There were as many sponsors as attendees.
Cheers,
Gabe
