PhD Transition Report On-Demand
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If you come across as someone who is more focused on proving how smart you are rather than how well you can work with others, you may be inadvertently signaling that you’re not a good fit. The post #723 Dumb Yourself Down Or Become Obsolete appeared first on Cheeky Scientist.
Getting your resume past ATS filters is no longer just about following basic rules—it’s about staying ahead of the curve with the latest strategies. The post #722 Cutting Edge Resume Tips. New Today appeared first on Cheeky Scientist.
Ethical persuasion isn’t just about logic—it’s also about emotion. Research shows that decisions are often made based on emotions and then justified with logic afterward. The post #721 Principles Of Ethical Persuasion For PhDs appeared first on Cheeky Scientist.
Being humble about your achievements and acknowledging that there’s always more to learn can go a long way in making you more relatable and less intimidating. The post #720 Stop Accidentally Intimidating Hiring Managers appeared first on Cheeky Scientist.
The most successful candidates are those who can balance their expertise with strong interpersonal skills. They understand that getting hired isn’t just about proving you’re the best—it’s about showing you’re the best fit for the team. The post #719 Interview Match Up Skilled PhD vs. Likable PhD appeared first on Cheek
If you’ve been laid off, don’t focus on the past. Instead, highlight where you’re going and how your unique PhD skill set makes you the perfect fit for the roles you’re pursuing. The post #718 Laid Off? Don’t Tell Employers (Call It This Instead) appeared first on Cheeky Scientist.
