Training
The "e" in e-mail means "electronic" NOT "everything," so consider the following before going on e-mail autopilot.
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Laboratory environments are some of the most challenging work settings. Typical laboratories are complicated places with inordinate amounts of detail, sophisticated technology, safety and regulatory policies, data systems, and potentially hazardous m
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Productivity guru Gina Trapani calls this "running a morning dash."
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The information here is provided as a service to the scientific community about several online resources that can assist with your daily work and that are freely available.
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Engaging in a discussion is a two-way process. Even if the other person is just listening, what you say and what they hear need to be in sync. How can you ensure that you are communicating clearly?
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Consider this. Every business e-mail you write is like a personal PR agent. What do your e-mails say about you?
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Choosing the right mentor is akin to choosing a life partner. Ideally, it should be a relationship that nurtures the graduate student for life.
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PIs have an abundance of responsibilities, serving on academic committees, teaching, running a lab, writing papers and grants, and management duties are some of the requirements. In this maze of tasks, it's easy to forget one of the most important aspects of the job–mentoring.
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