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**New**

Following a request in the main 2017/2018 comments section, we're opening a new section of FV: a space for our community to discuss career paths beyond the 'traditional' post-secondary academic job market. 

We hope this provides a forum for interaction between people pondering their wider career options and those who have already transitioned to such positions.

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