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IBM/GE → Unemployment, Entrepreneurship, Publishing, and National University Professor: The Author of "Becoming a University Professor in Your 40s" Discusses the Conditions for Transitioning to a University Teaching Position, Academic Shift 19
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Kiyoshi Hirao, who experienced unemployment during the Lehman Shock and transitioned to a professorship at Yamagata University at the age of 43, has taught at over 17 universities and, based on his own experience, paved the way for "university professors in their 40s and beyond." What is truly important when rebuilding one's career?
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