You're a brilliant researcher.
But your grant proposals don't show it.
Stop watching less qualified researchers get funded.
Here's why you keep getting rejected:
the NYU infant consciousness conference next Feb 28-March 1 (organized by @cpassosf along with @De_dicto, @smatthewliao, and me) looks amazing. a CFP for talks and posters is open! https://t.co/JlVa71hdhv
Academic jargon is suffocating your understanding of concepts.
Your writing lacks depth because you don't understand these terms.
I've got your solution:
Repost & reply 🎓
I'll DM you this handy guide in Google Sheets to explain scientific terminology (must be following).
Active voice: “I didn’t get the job”
Passive voice: “the job wasn’t given to me”
LinkedIn voice: “thrilled to announce that I’m now maximising my grindset free of the distraction of employment”
La cultura de la inmediatez, de leer en diagonal, de los audios en 2x, de los videos cortos, de soluciones rápidas y de estimulación constante está matando nuestra capacidad de disfrutar genuinamente del valor de los procesos. Medíamos la vida en momentos y ahora en resultados.
6. And what happens to those of us who transition from academia to industry? Well, we are human beings, just like you. We have no superpowers.
Or... Maybe we do have some superpowers/skills that might suit the needs of a company. And it can be exciting too.
5. However, the stories I hear from many colleagues working for other companies are worrying (and scarring). In Spain, mental health statistics match this scenario: a growing number of workers suffer from work-related anxiety and stress.