Guidance for all things PhD: Graduate School, Job Market and Careers
By Karen Kelsky |
Today I clarify the advice that is floating out there in older webinars and blog posts, to “memorize” your interview answers. Kel told me she’s seeing people take that way too literally. In this video I explain what I mean.
(And also share some reflections about coronavirus and watching people celebrate getting accepted into PhD programs…)
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I am currently preparing for another campus visit and enjoyed this post. What I enjoyed the most is BAIKIN-MAN on your bookshelf! We have two of these at home!
BAIKIN-MAN!!!! Ha-hi-hu-he-ho!!!
I just came to know about your blog today. I have an interview in two days. I watched this video and read a couple of your posts. I have yet to complete my dissertation. Looking forward to your guidance and support.
Do you also run a writing coach program? I mean dissertation
Dissertation Writing Coach?
Best,
Sujata
We can help with interviews. Please email me at gettenure@gmail.com asap. (We don’t do writing coaching, however.)