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Navigating the Industry Job Search After a PhD: Lessons Learned

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Alisa Liu

1d ago· 13 min readenInsight

Summary

A PhD graduate reflects on the realities of the industry job search process, contrasting the mysterious "sorting hat" perception held during doctoral studies with the demanding, learn-as-you-go reality. The author shares universal experiences and lessons learned while navigating the transition from academia to industry employment.

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Twitter / XNavigating the Industry Job Search After a PhD: Lessons Learnedalisawuffles.github.io

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For most of my PhD, the job search in my mind was like a sorting hat: senior PhD students would disappear (for several months), then emerge with their fates decided.
I found the process to be far more demanding than I had imagined, and felt like I was learning the rules of the game while playing it.
In retrospect, a lot of my experiences were universal and many of the things I learned along the way now feel like common sense.
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