Best Industry Transition Articles Of The Week For PhDs (February 25th, 2018)
Every week we scour the Internet to find the best industry transition articles for PhDs, so you don’t have to.
We have two consultants independently search for the most informative articles on networking, CVs/resumes, interviews, transferable skills, academic blues, industry positions, and business acumen.
Our consultants vote on a top article for each category and for a top overall article each week. This week’s best articles are…
Top Overall
*Don’t Let Lack Of Experience In A New Field Stop You From Applying For That Job* – Thandi Skade
Networking
TOP Do Women’s Networking Events Move The Needle On Equality? – Shawn Achor
Build Better Connections At Networking Events By Asking This One Question – Kate Volman
Networking For Introverts: 15 Tips To Help You Navigate A Crowded Room – Matthew Kosinski
5 Things You Are Doing Wrong On Linkedin – Rich Bellis
CVs/Resumes
TOP 25 Words You Should Use On Your Resume If You Want To Get More Interviews – Bill Murphy Jr.
20 Resume Profile Examples: How To Write A Professional Profile [+Tips] – Tom Gerencer
Resume Tips For Older Workers With Skills To Spare – Dawn Papandrea
How To Reorder Experiences On Your LinkedIn Profile – Donna Serdula
Interviews
TOP How To Make Sure The Recruiter Knows You’re A Good Culture Fit During An Interview – Leigh Goessl
How To Answer The Question ‘How Do You Handle Stress? – Liz Ryan
Top Tips For Successful Job Interviews – Alison Prangnell
15 Favorite Interview Questions To Completely Disarm Job Candidates (In A Really Good Way) – Jeff Haden
Transferable Skills
TOP Don’t Let Lack Of Experience In A New Field Stop You From Applying For That Job – Thandi Skade
How To Improve Your Communication Skills In 7 Easy(Ish) Steps – Jenny Darmody
5 Social Skills For Workplace Success – Alison Doyle
Como Se Dice “DNA”? – Jacqueline Gamboa
Academic Blues
TOP What Can I Do With A Ph.D. In My Discipline Outside Academe? – Jennifer Polk and Maren Wood
Train PhD Students To Be Thinkers Not Just Specialists – Gundula Bosch
The 10,000 PhDs Project: A Closer Look At The Numbers – Reinhart Reithmeier
Doing My Part To Combat Climate Change – Paul C. Rogge
Industry Positions
TOP Career Advice: Financial Analyst Vs. Data Analyst – Greg DePersio
Is Data Scientist Still The Sexiest Job Of The 21st Century? – Robin Zondag
This Is What A Career Path In Sales Looks Like – Aja Frost
Dr. Tim Sandle Discusses Career As A Scientist And Journalist – Markos Papadatos
Business Acumen
TOP What Is The Difference Between A Merger And An Acquisition? – Brian Beers
Organizational Culture Polarities Hold The Key To A Healthy Culture – Jesse Lyn Stoner
Big Companies Are Embracing Analytics, But Most Still Don’t Have A Data-Driven Culture – Thomas H. Davenport and Randy Bean
Strategy To Beat The Odds – Chris Bradley, Martin Hirt, and Sven Smit
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Isaiah Hankel
Isaiah believes--from personal experience--that if you feel stuck somewhere in your life, it’s a clear sign that you need to make a change. Don’t sit still and wait for the world to tell you what to do. Start a new project. Build your own business. Take action. Experimentation is the best teacher.
Isaiah is an internationally recognized Fortune 500 consultant, CEO of Cheeky Scientist, and author of the straight-talk bestsellers Black Hole Focus and The Science of Intelligent Achievement.
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