Science Careers from the journal Science

Life and Career

Issue for March 14, 2003

Life and Career

Life and Career

Life and Career

Expecting the Unexpected

By:

Jeannette Hofman

"One condition that is absolutely necessary to survive a life like ours is having employers that are flexible."

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Life and Career

Life and Career

Life and Career

Problem Solved

By:

Sarah Otto,

Michael Whitlock

"Each job search is unique, but our experience suggests one key recommendation for couples on the academic job market: Communicate with each other and decide ahead of time what you want and what you are willing to settle for."

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Life and Career

Life and Career

Life and Career

Married, Living Apart, Still Hopeful

By:

Mary Achurperil

I think we both agree that over the course of a lifetime, these few years apart will seem like nothing. It doesn't make the process any less painful, but it's the story we tell each other, and it works for now.

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