Academic Jobs?: How To Get An Academic Job After Graduate School? - Thesis Help Video
In this video, I talk about how you get an academic job as a professor after graduate school. This video is geared towards those that are doing a masters and thinking of doing a PhD, and those that are currently in a PhD program. This especially relevant for those that are in a PhD program in a business school, and are thinking about how to get a job as a professor.
Most of us think that we simply just published a couple of papers and then apply to different positions to get an academic job after graduate school. Simply just apply and Ta-da! We get that job - “the job.”
However, this rarely occurs. Academia should be thought of in terms of a small world and in terms of building long-term trusting friendship relationships. It is extremely rare to get a academic position at a very high status institution on your first position. Rather, it is about building long-term relationships that occur over 5-20 years, and building a reputation of somebody that people would like to do research with.
How do you go about building this reputation? Focus at doing good work. Your job is to simply focus on doing the best work you can do. Once you are doing good work, focus on making it better. Emulate the top people in the field in terms of how they are writing and doing research.
Focus on being a decent person. Try to help other people out and be ‘of service’ to as many people as you possibly can. Your only job, like other jobs, is to simply make other people look better. The more that you can do this at scale the better off you will be.
Enjoy the process. Build ‘your’ academic career. This is a very long career, and you have to enjoy the process of slowly building a reputation to get the academic job. The biggest thing that I see is a selection bias against those that try to work extremely hard and fizzle during graduate school, or don’t have research career objectives and choose to do something other than academic research. There are many moments we have to make a decision to prioritize research over something else for more money. Often, it is those that prioritize the research that continue to persist in the long run, and eventually get “the job.”
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