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Should I accept the offer for energy and environmental journal if I am a CS patent person?

Are you still looking for a postgraduation job? Do you care about clerking? Would your resume look bare without having a journal on it?

No. Not sure. And no. My problem is that I am not sure how I can spin the journal into patent law, and more specifically cs. If there was any possible way that I can make it look like a plus on my resume rather than a negative then I would like to do it. I am just not too optimistic about the topic...

MrProhibition wrote:No. Not sure. And no. My problem is that I am not sure how I can spin the journal into patent law, and more specifically cs. If there was any possible way that I can make it look like a plus on my resume rather than a negative then I would like to do it. I am just not too optimistic about the topic...

"Even though it's not in my preferred subject area, I chose to be on the journal because I wanted the chance to fine tune my writing and editing."

I doubt, assuming you have a CS degree, that any employer is going to see it as a negative. They may not see it as a positive, but I doubt it hurts you.