【ブラック研究室に入りたくない人は見て！】研究室訪問で"先輩や先生"に絶対に聞くべき質問

Hello, this is Oribi. Today, I made a video explaining my own blog post that's over 10 minutes long. The reasons for making it are: More and more young people are using YouTube for studying. This is one of my most popular blog posts, so there's demand for it (?). More and more people are listening to YouTube while traveling or doing housework. (By intentionally omitting subtitles and other editing, I'm shortening editing time and increasing posting frequency.) I want my videos to be used for studying, so I've kept sound effects to a minimum to keep you focused, and I don't have any ads in the middle of the video! (I might insert an ad at the very beginning or end of the video, but please forgive me, lol.) If you have any comments about this video, please leave them in the comments! [Explanatory Article] 9 Questions to Ask Senior Students During a Lab Tour [Tips for Spotting a Black Lab] https://www.oribi.work/entry/Laborato... 13 Questions to Ask Professors During a Lab Tour [All Based on Experience] https://www.oribi.work/entry/Laborato... [Related Video] [For Those Who Haven't Written a Thesis Yet] Learn What a Thesis Is and Whether It's Difficult [Science]    • 【まだ卒論を書いたことがない方へ】卒論とは何か、大変なのかどうか知れます【理系】   [Related Article] A Thorough Explanation of Whether or Not a Lab Core Time is Good https://www.oribi.work/entry/Core-time [Unrivaled in Job Hunting: How to Win English Papers and International Conferences for Science Students] https://www.oribi.work/entry/gakuchika Table of Contents 0:00 Introduction 0:33 9 Questions to Ask Senior Students 8:42 13 Questions to Ask Your Teacher 19:44 Summary #OribiChannel #OribiBlog #Lab * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ①Oribi's Blog (for mechanics) https://www.oribi.work/ ②English Blog (Online English Conversation) https://english-oribi.com/ ③Twitter   / oribistudy   ④Oribi's Official LINE@ (Free) https://www.oribi.work/LINE Individual questions welcome. Check the page above for details! * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * \ See Oribi's profile here / Born in Hyogo Prefecture. Played soccer for 14 years. Since I was only good at math and mechanics, I went on to study mechanical engineering, graduated from graduate school, and now work for a major machinery manufacturer (where I am now). My specialty is materials mechanics. I researched semiconductors for three years. In March 2019, I started the Oribi blog, disseminating knowledge from the Department of Mechanical Engineering. I started my YouTube channel in January 2020. (※1,000 subscribers reached on January 31, 2021!) →My next goal is to reach 5,000 subscribers. I started working at a major machinery manufacturer in April 2021. I'll be sharing my life as a mechanical engineer on YouTube, so I'd appreciate it if you subscribed. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * \ About Sound Effects and Background Music / Sound Effects: (https://soundeffect-lab.info/) 　　　(http://www.music-note.jp/) BGM: (https://www.hurtrecord.com/) Images: (https://jp.freepik.com/) Sound effects, background music, and images were used with permission from this site. Thank you very much.