Strong Performance
Katherine Hartmann, MD, PhD
Coach or scientist, the basics are basic.
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Designing Your Career
The Edge for Scholars
Just as you start an experiment with a hypothesis, have clear goals for your career at the beginning.
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Using Timelines to Diagnose Problems in Career Planning
Katherine Hartmann, MD, PhD
Translating intended goals into a single simple image as a timeline is a powerful tool for staying on track.
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You MUST Read Dreyer's English
Julia Phillippi, PhD
If Strunk and White is a subtle and respectable Merlot, Dreyer’s English is a Cosmopolitan: light, witty, and slightly pink. Reading this style guide is like going to party …
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Salvaging an Insufficient Offer
Motivated Mentor
When a salary and start-up offer is unacceptable you need a strategy to redeem the situation. Planning your script optimizes the chances of negotiations ending well.
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Asking for What You Need: Intentional Negotiation
Shari Barkin, MD
Regardless of where you are in your career, it can be difficult to ask for what you need. For some this reflects a sense that you can’t or shouldn’…
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NFL Combine and NIH Study Section
Katherine Hartmann, MD, PhD
What does the NFL Combine have in common with NIH study section? They're the gateway to the Pros. Bring your A-game.
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Like It Or Not, You're a Negotiator: Getting To Yes
The Edge for Scholars
“Like it or not, you are a negotiator,” state Harvard Negotiation Project faculty Roger Fisher, William Ury, and Bruce Patton in the introduction to this clear and concise guide to …
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Thoughts from a Self-Proclaimed Interdisciplinarian
Tisha Felder, PhD, MSW
Pros, cons, and lessons learned from an interdisciplinary and interprofessional journey.
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Why and How to Plan a Creativity Escape
Motivated Mentor
A guide to clearing the decks and escaping your work routines to feed your brain new thoughts, reflect, connect ideas, and have time to delve into new projects (or gather inspiration to complete old ones).
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