Science Careers from the journal Science

Career Magazine

Issue for July 20, 2007

Career Advice

Career Advice

Career Advice

To Choose an Adviser, Be an "Armchair Anthropologist"

By:

Siri Carpenter

"I sometimes think of it as doing a little 'armchair anthropology,' asking what it's like in this lab, and can I thrive here?" --Chris Golde

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Career Advice

Tooling Up: Adding Charisma to Your Toolbox

By:

David G. Jensen

If they can't influence others positively, they will be relegated to running assays for the next 10 years.

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Career Advice

Mastering Your Ph.D.: Relating to Your Co-Workers' Personality Types

By:

Bart Noordam,

Patricia Gosling

It's a safe bet that some people in your lab are a lot different from you. A first step in getting along with your lab mates (or anyone, for that matter) is acknowledging that they may be hard-wired to approach problems in a certain way.

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