My Biggest Job Mistakes As A PhD

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1. Relying on my advisor and other lifetime academics
2. Connecting with people but never following up
3. Getting desperate and asking for a job too quickly
4. Not knowing my value and getting low-paying offers only
5. Ignoring the overall seqence (or "blueprint") of getting a job
To learn more about developing a PhD job search blueprint, go to phdsgethired.com

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5 окт 2024

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@brandontr8946 5 лет назад

Simple yet thought-provoking for those whose hearts lie outside academia. I was lucky not to believe wholeheartedly what my supervisors said about job prospect after my PhD. Instead I tried to ask my own self and seeked for answers from like-minded people. Thanks for your sharing. Keep up the good work!

@CheekyScientist 5 лет назад

Thanks for commenting, Bach! Glad you liked the video.

@minhtao9774 5 лет назад

I love you. Thank you for this. This rocked my soul so hard inside! *hugs*

@CheekyScientist 5 лет назад

Glad you liked it, Juju. Learn more about the Cheeky Scientist Association and download our FREE IndustryResume Guide at cheekyscientist.com/association-learn-more/

@Drganguli 2 года назад

In academia, it is inappropriate to ask 🙂

@BoilsonA 2 года назад

I made all the mistakes 12 publications. I was clueless. I was under the illustration that I could get a post doc with that number of papers. No ! You live and learn 😃

@Fetjdg 6 лет назад

Thank you so much for this video!

@AndrewT343 4 года назад

This prof has a very good teaching.he would have been a very good subject mater instructor.

@christhescienceguy6285 3 года назад

I feel like the Whole System is totally broken. There are no jobs in Industry. It should not be this hard to get an industry job at all. The fact that Private Sector Science jobs only make up 4% of jobs explains why 80% of Life Scientists are unemployed (if you also take into account 12% are academic/university jobs). It basically means you’ll never get a job in industry. On top of that Companies only value Bachelor’s degree people who graduated with honors and have industry experience because they were trained, over someone who has a PhD. It was never about needing more scientists. Companies stopped training their workers and expected Colleges, Universities, and other people to do it for them.

@isoizakehindeojo7531 4 года назад

Nice videos. Will Isiah ever wear his tie well 😀😀

@souravchakravarty2354 5 лет назад

Wow this got me confused. I have a masters and start my first job in a month but was about to reject as i want to start phd. So am confused

@CheekyScientist 5 лет назад

It depends on your goals. If you want a higher level management-type position in industry, a PhD will open doors and make this a possibility. Here is our free industry resume guide: cheekyscientist.com/complete-industry-resume-guide/

@shiprachaudhary3964 5 лет назад

thanks a lot.

@CheekyScientist 5 лет назад

Thanks for commenting. Remember your value as a PhD. Check out our free resume guide if you haven't already. Hope it helps cheekyscientist.com/complete-industry-resume-guide/

@bimanphil6471 5 лет назад

After watching all videos related to PhD im in totally confused.should I go for it or focus on job hunt

@CheekyScientist 5 лет назад

Can you clarify what you are asking, Biman? Are you considering entering into a PhD program or are you already doing your PhD and considering doing a postdoc?