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The Job Market

Issue for December 16, 2005

The Job Market

The Job Market

The Job Market

Striving Towards a More Democratic Science

By:

Laura Blackburn

"You can get encouragement to hostility depending on what we are saying and who we are talking to," says Helen Wallace. A firm belief in the issues you are campaigning for and the ability to stand your ground are vital skills for lobbyists.

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In the Footsteps of Archimedes: Mathematicians Working in Industry

By:

ALBERT MICHELS

Companies are usually looking for an indication that candidates have an affinity for both industrial mathematics and teamwork.

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Risky Business

By:

Andrew Fazekas

“The lifestyle of a postdoc just didn’t appeal to me," Alex Marini, Senior Manager in Risk Management, National Bank of Canada says, "and I knew then that perhaps this wasn’t the direction that I wanted to go.”

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