Best Of Transition: PhD Jobs & Job Search Strategies January 28th, 2023
Every week, we at Cheeky Scientist scour the Internet for the best articles on topics that help in the search for the Best of Transition: PhD Job Search in the industry.
Our two consultants independently search for the most informative articles in the categories of networking, CVs/resumes, interviews, transferable skills, academic blues, industry positions, and business acumen.
Our consultants vote on a top article for each category and a top overall article for the week – if it’s a recent article that can help readers find and acquire PhD jobs, then we want to include it in this weekly digest.
So without further delay, here are Best of Transition: PhD Job Search articles for the week of January 28th, 2023 for PhDs.
This Week’s Best Articles On PhD Jobs And Job-Search Strategies
For Saturday, January 28th, 2023
Top Overall: Job changers: Let’s talk about transferable skills in STEM – Rajvi Mehta
Networking:
Top: 8 tips to use Facebook groups for job search and networking – Ladders
How Networking Before A Major Career Pivot Can Increase Your Success – Cheryl Robinson
Building Your Network? How to Find the Right People to Connect With – Rolling Stone
8 tips to use Facebook groups for job search and networking – Ladders
CVs/Resumes:
Top: At last! The easy way to update your resume – Ladders
3 résumé mistakes that can sabotage your job application – Donna Svei
At last! The easy way to update your resume – Ladders
Could your cover letters be causing career chaos? Get your cover letters right – Ladders
Interviews:
Top: Your 2023 Guide to the Most Common Interview Questions and Answers – Muse
Being rejected for a job and how to bounce back – Ladders
How to answer: “Tell me about your ideal work environment?” at a job interview – Ladders
Your 2023 Guide to the Most Common Interview Questions and Answers – Muse
Transferable Skills:
Top: Job changers: Let’s talk about transferable skills in STEM – Rajvi Mehta
Job changers: Let’s talk about transferable skills in STEM – Rajvi Mehta
Three Reasons Those In Tech Should Actively Build Digital Footprints – Mahesh Bellie
Three Ways People With Disabilities Make A Difference In Your Organization – Diane Winiarski
Academic Blues:
Top: How (Not) to Find a Job – Abdulrahman Bindamnan
How (Not) to Find a Job – Abdulrahman Bindamnan
University strike dates in February and March confirmed – University and College Union
UIC faculty, administration reach contract deal – Lisa Philip
Industry Position:
Top: Here Are Best Careers if You Want a Hybrid or Remote Job in 2023 – Regina Borsellino
The Most Popular Dream Jobs And How To Find Yours – Tracy Brower
So you’ve made a career change. What comes next? – Gabriela Riccardi
Here Are Best Careers if You Want a Hybrid or Remote Job in 2023 – Regina Borsellino
Business Acumen:
Top: 12 Ways To Keep Remote Workers Engaged In The Business’s Culture – Forbes
12 Ways To Keep Remote Workers Engaged In The Business’s Culture – Forbes
5 Toxic Work Habits and Beliefs We Learned From Our Parents – Sydney Baker
Tilray Brands, Inc. Reports Record Fiscal Year 2022 Results – Tilray Brands, Inc. BioSpace Movers & Shakers: SOTIO, Voyager, Nutcracker and More – Alex Keow
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