Survival Guide

Relevant Articles

 

Ph.D., Check, Now What? Six Tips for Finding Your Dream Job

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8 Steps to Build Relationships After a Networking Event

Boarding on Confusion/Science Careers

The Impact of Influence – Why Scientists Need Mentors

From Science Ph.D. to Careers Outside Academia:  What Might Help?

How to Ace a Phone Screening Interview?

The Most Important Interview Question of All Time

NIH Considers Anonymity For Grant Applicants

Forging a New Career Path

Careers Guide 2013: The state of pay

Career Advice 2013

Quick Fixes To Improve Your LinkedIn Profile

Self-Improvement Strategies for Becoming a More Authentic Leader

Getting to Know Americans

Power Point Presentation by Dr. Joanne Kamens: “I’m Surviving (Happily) My Career in Science–You Can Too!”

“Figuring out how to juggle any career with the non-work part of line can be challenging but for working scientist, there never seems to be a way do do it all.”

Tips on How to Survive a Dominant Boss

Dealing with a dominant personality can be a challenging feat, especially if it’s your boss.  If you find yourself working for this type of employer, you may be tempted to call it quits.  However, learning to work with this type of personality is an extremely valuable skill.  So if the job is worth it and you are looking for a way to make it work, here are seven tips to survive, and thrive, with a dominant boss.

ASBMB Article about the Challenges of International Postdocs

How to Survive and Thrive in the Mother-Mentor Marathon

Article by Dr. Galit Lahav, Department of Systems Biology, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA