Simple advice for academic publishing - Marginal REVOLUTION
Last week I gave a talk on career and publishing advice to a cross-disciplinary audience of graduate students. Here were my major points: 1. You can improve your time management. Do you want to or not? 2. Get something done every day. Few academics fail from not getting enough done each day. Many fail from […]
Last week I gave a talk on career and publishing advice to a cross-disciplinary audience of graduate students. Here were my major points: 1. You can improve your time management. Do you want to or not? 2. Get something done every day. Few academics fail from not getting enough done each day. Many fail from living many days with zero output. 3. Figure out what is your core required achievement at this point in time — writing, building a data set, whatever — and do it first thing in the day no matter what. I am not the kind of cultural relativist who thinks that many people work best late…
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