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The PhD Breakdown
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Not sure what to do after your PhD? Stay tuned for 'The PhD Career Playbook', a 100,000 word eBook on career planning, job applications, and a whole lot more.
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How confident do you feel about your career plan after your PhD?
@ThePhDPlace @PhDVoice @PhD_Genie @TheStrugglingS4
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you guys are excelling in your careers, finding life partners, staying healthy, and saving money?

Aneetta@aneetta_joby_
25-30 is such a weird age group. You have to excel in your career, find a life partner, stay healthy and save money.
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Five websites for finding academic and professional services roles:
jobs.ac.uk
timeshighereducation.com/unijobs/
academicpositions.com/jobs/region/eu…
jobs.theguardian.com/jobs/higher-ed…
researchgate.net/jobs
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Overall, do you think academia is good or bad for your mental health?
#PhDvoice @PostdocVoice
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Leonardo da Vinci loved quality over quantity.
He didn’t write paintings in quantities like we write #research papers today.
He always invested time, craft and artistry into each of his masterpieces.
For example, Mona Lisa took at least 4 years to paint and (most probably) another 10 years of refining.
It was ordered in 1503 by a cloth merchant Francesco del Giocondo, who asked for a portrait of his wife, Lisa. But Leonardo was a slow worker and finished the painting quite late. At that time, he started to work for the King Francis I of France, so apparently Leonardo gave the painting to the King as a gift.
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Now, imagine he would have been ‘producing’ 10-20 paintings a year.
Moreover, imagine he would have hired younger painters and, without investing time into their training, asked for drafts? Just to turn painting into a “printing machine”.
Would his work have stayed in history for 500 years?
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‘Quality over quantity’ goes well beyond science.
It’s in art.
It’s in long-lasting engineering.
It’s everywhere.
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Don't publish for the sake of publishing.
Quality over quantity. Even if the academia pushes you into the opposite direction.
It’s what makes us, the humankind, progress and prosper.
And this is what makes history.
#AcademicChatter #AcademicTwitter

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