I appreciate you and I need to share with you a few tips that you can utilize for your channel, I see forward to hearing from you

Does medical writer need high level math for their career?

Thank you for sharing your experience. I needed it!

Very informative and educative video. Thank you 😍

Nope

Hejka jest po świętach ale wróciłam HEJO 😊

Can you share the link of that fiction writing course you mentioned please? I have been looking for that and internet is full of options that I can’t verify for authenticity

Concise and on point👌

Thank you a lot.but which grade can you get to offer biology degree.

Great advice!

Watched till the end🤗🎉 Thanks for breaking down what is personal branding and why its important in the context of academics. Sharing practical ways we can be intentional and how we can start to build a personal brand.

🎉yes I got to the end and am pumped to share me

Unionize !! That’s what I’m trying to do.

Great info

I saw that post too. I can’t fault the professor for being unhappy about all the emails. However, I can sort of understand why some people decided to email him directly. I feel like everyone including myself is tired of filling out long job applications. Thanks for sharing your expertise here!

Oddly, since academia is filled with people who just genuinely like to learn: this is true of a LOT of people who go into university. I only know two people off the top of my head that still have a career that’s directly related to their degree and we’re all in our thirties. Most of us have switched at least twice 😅

I live in Melbourne Australia and know a couple of people with PhD's. Their PhD's are in useful things (Engineering and Neuropsychology). Even though their fields of expertise are totally different. They both have one thing in common, they both HATE BEING CALLED DOCTOR. At work I have met others with PhD's, (mostly in various forms of engineering) and they all feel the same way about the honorific. I dunno. maybe this is a reflection of what is generally an egalitarian society? Without exception all the PhD's I know or have met, all believe the honorific should be reserved for people who have a PhD in some form of medicine, (with the possible exception of Dr Dave who has it on his drivers licence but only to get out of speeding fines, which is the only other way it is acceptable in Australia). Anyone in Australia who isnt a doctor of medicine and insists on people calling them Dr is considered a narcissistic WANKER!! Tell me Gerty, what is your PhD in??

Thank you for this 💝

You may have to go deeper into this situation. Adjunct instructors significantly contribute to lowering the higher educational system in the USA. They are cheap laborers willing to work in the worst conditions with no prospective advancement. Why: because they are taking the jobs of PhDs. They are like strike-breakers. The recommendation given here from this person is absurd. He should say: if you have a master's degree, go and find a job according to your credentials. English teachers, for example: if you have a master's degree in English, get certified, and find a full-time job according to your credentials, i.e., in a high school. Do not contribute to the destruction of higher education. A Ph.D. has another level of training significantly better suited to teaching graduate and undergraduate classes; in general, university students are interested in learning from a real university faculty, not from the same teacher they had in high school. All the adjuncts in my university (more than fifty percent of the faculty) are now trying to get the same benefits as a full-time faculty. A full-time faculty lucky enough to get such a position must have a PhD simply because they spent much more money and time preparing themselves than someone with a Master's did. If you don't have a PhD and want to teach and contribute to improving the educational system in the USA, go and teach in a high school. Plenty of them are desperately searching for teachers, so don't take jobs you don't have the credentials for, forcing Ph.D. to search for jobs in other areas.

I love all 7 of these. I’m definitely using most of them already. However, I need to be more consistent on posting content now that I want more coaching and consulting opportunities. Thank you for this video and the newsletter this week that directed me here. ❤

First of all you are so right about career coaching being less accessible that it should especially for academic jobs and graduate students overall. Second of all, I’m offended that someone who take the time to comment of a professional woman’s make up in a space like this (or at all really). Very inappropriate and says more about their own insecurities! You are an expert and should be treated as such. 👍🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

So true. I was also guilty of this as an assistant professor but I think it’s the culture of the academy. We are told we are not quite good enough in so many subtle ways.

My caveat to this is…. As long as the job that’s pays the bills doesn’t also steal your joy. So many people are miserable in their jobs and there can be a middle ground. Btw, I love your content and have to go back and watch more. You’ve been missing on my feed for a while. ❤

I’ve been trying to make sense of this in my mind and you explain it so well

Oh gosh! This is me, but I find myself wanting to give up my PhD studies to pursue these alternative passions.

I identify with the multiportfolio career concept. I used to know it as a multipotentialite and have always loved the idea of being a man of many talents. Thanks for sharing your insights with us,Dr. Gee.

Congrats Gertrude!

Thank you for watching. This is a different video than I usually do. I still hope it was one you enjoyed.

How much hour per month you doing teaching per week?

Oh no red lip is not for you

Thanks!

Hi Getrude, Thank you for sharing this information, truly an eye opener. I have a Masters in Clinical Trials with a background in Medicine and I am interested in working in Academic Advising.

Thanks for sharing, Dr. Gee. I really needed this information.

Hey Gertrude could you help me finish my PhD

Dr. Gertrude, would you be able to tell us what criteria did Adit go for on her application?

Let me tell you, I just found your channel. It is is exactly what I am LOOKING for. I work with political appointees and executives at the highest level of government. Your advice is GOLD. Can't wait to implement some of it.

Thank you for sharing this

Great review! Thank you. I learned lessons about the natural pace of work the hard way. I wanted to rush a big project, but I'm so glad it evolved at a much more natural pace. It is much stronger than it would have been had I finished it earlier. Looking forward to more of your book reviews.

Ooh! I LOVE the idea of a book club! 💝

I hold a bpharm degree from india suggest some course or certification which help me to get the job in regulatory affairs thank you

I have not but I will. I’m new to this channel. Thanks so much.

Thank you for watching! Have you read Slow Productivity? Will you be adding this to your reading list?

I was pregnant with my first child while doing phd. Finished the first draft and gave birth. Gave my second draft while looking after the baby and doing all chores with no help. Reworking my second and pregnant with second again. It’s difficult but God is good all the time. He provides the strength to go forward

Thank you, Dr. Gertrude Nonterah, this was really insightful

A great piece advice I did not mention in this video is how AI tools/automation can help PhD students win even more! Let me know if this is a topic I should make more videos about.

Thank you for sharing these very valuable information and tips G. ✨

Thanks for watching! Let me know which of these lessons resonated the most with you. Don't forget to like the video and subscribe!

Aditi is not to the point,she is going round and round.

Hmmm I'm already 46. Been working for 20years in Nigeria I'm presently in Canada. I want to go for Masters and PhD. Yes feel old but I am like better now than never.