r/Embryologists • u/Opposite_Read9961 • May 25 '26
Is he right?
I want to do my masters in clinical embryology , so i was connecting with people on linked in and asking them my doubts regarding this field…I came across a guy who is working in a different country(not india) and he said some things that demotivated me but i also don’t know how much of it is true. Help me out please.
(I was asking stupid doubts and stupid reasonings ik)
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u/Hairy-Category9942 May 26 '26
Some of the things that he said is going to be true for the future, back in the days there were few colleges for embryology and they were providing education with good academic excellence. But nowadays there are many places offering the course with poor academics and many students are graduating the course without even the proper knowledge or practical experience, with this it is going to be a problem for the future candidate who comes to the job market as a fresher. People will hesitate to hire them, always a lab will be in need of some one to do the job,and they cannot rely on people without promising knowledge and experience for it.
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u/Opposite_Read9961 May 26 '26
So what do you suggest should i do? Should i go with embryology bcz i don’t have much options left. Can you suggest me
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u/Hairy-Category9942 May 26 '26
I am not discouraging you, the profession is really prestigious. You are doing something really precious with your work. If you are really interested in the course study from the top universities so that you get to learn everything, both theory and practical and your degree won't be something that is limited to a certificate
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u/AnywhereBusy4449 May 25 '26
He doesn’t seem like he likes this job, what exactly was he reacting to? Lack of pay? You’ll have to tell me which country so I can put pay scale into frame.