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Previous "P&T Confidential" ColumnsAn inside look at hiring, promotion, and tenure issues P&T Confidential
In every job search, you run the risk that your candidacy could be derailed
by a reference call.
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Here are some strategies to lessen the odds that your refusal will be taken as a personal affront.
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Our students aren't the only ones who could benefit from some
time-management skills.
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No better preparation for the tenure track exists than a graduate
assistantship; here's how to make the most of it.
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Whether you are comfortable with the label or not, you are the 'boss,' and you must act like one.
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In every assistant professor there seems to lurk a Karate Kid seeking a Mr. Miyagi.
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Failing to seek and keep a good relationship with a mentor during the tenure-track years is a serious mistake.
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While the demands of tenure should not be minimized, obsessiveness about your career is a mistake, psychologically and practically.
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Learning how to get the most out of an academic meeting has become an essential skill.
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For young scholars, the "revise and resubmit" stage of publishing an article is as critical as the initial writing.
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A fog of doom and gloom will not help you seize the prize, and might even blind you to the best ways to achieve it.
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For tenure-track professors, knowing how to keep a secret, and when to share one, is getting trickier.
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A blueprint for rescuing your academic career from the ashes of tenure denial.
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Before you appeal your case, for the sake of your sanity and your bank account, consider all the reasons why you shouldn't.
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