Mistakes Working in the Industry - Practical Tips for PhD Students!

🎥 "Mistake Working in the Industry" - Practical Tips for PhD Students! 😅🎓
Join us as we unravel the mysteries of the industry and learn from David's wealth of knowledge! If you're a PhD student aiming to transition successfully or secure industry funding, this video is a must-watch.
We're joined by the amazing David Giltner an expert on why PhD students often struggle to get hired. David's KZbin channel, "Turning Science," is a treasure trove of engaging content. He shares valuable insights from his new book, "It's a Game, Not a Formula: How to Succeed as a Scientist in the Private Sector."
We discuss common challenges like focusing on the wrong things, feeling too smart, and struggling with decision-making. Let's learn together and thrive in the real world! 🌟
Resources:
Turning Science channel: / @turningsciencevideo
It's a Game, Not a Formula: How to Succeed as a Scientist in the Private Sector: amzn.to/3r9afsa
If you enjoyed this video and found it helpful, don't forget to hit the like button and share it with your fellow PhD students. Let's all progress as scientists together! 💪🌟
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[@anetaschaap-oziemlak7042]

Thx for sharing tips.

[@anetaschaap-oziemlak7042]

Happy to join and be part of this online community.

[@anetaschaap-oziemlak7042]

As #phd and #coach, I am happy to help and empower #phdstudents and #postdocs in transition from academia to industry.

[@alzeNL]

Having worked with a number of PhDs who are seasoned workers in industry, I found them to be actually very humble and great to work with. What was great was just by working with them, could learn so much, stood out as inspiring people, often only finding out they had a PhD once you got to know them, they wouldnt be telling people they was 'Dr', just getting on with the work and it showed thru their excellence.

[@abhishakegoyal24]

Thank you so much. I am currently a Ph.D. student and face the same issues with myself. What are your suggestions for improvement, especially with slow decision-making?

[@LoveCoffee123]

What are you doing now? What is your career?