As the founder of PhDs at Work, I have a constant challenge: How do I foster a sense of camraderie and connection for our community that is largely online? There is an amazing sense of connection at our Networking Happy Hours when we all come together, catch up and reconnect, and it is that same sense of belonging that I want to share with our larger community. While I don’t have the answer to teleportation (yet!), I can at least create an environment where we can hear each other’s voices, and where you have the opportunity to ask the questions that matter to you most.
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The thing that’s going to make our podcast great is your participation, sending us your questions and letting us know what you want to know more about. When we have a new guest blogger, you will be able to leave a voice message with your question or comment.
It’s wonderful to be able to hear our guest bloggers’ voices, and it will be wonderful to hear yours!
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Submit a Question
Submitting a question is easy. All you need is an Internet connection and a microphone. The one built into your computer or phone will work just fine, though you’ll probably have better results by plugging in your earbuds and using their built-in microphone. We’ll interview our guests after their blogs go live, when they will answer your questions on the PhDs at Work Podcast! Please note that by submitting a voicemail question, you are allowing me to share it publicly on the podcast.
Record a Question for the PhDs at Work Podcast
To record a question, simply click the button above and follow these four steps:
- State your name and where you’re calling from. For example, “Hi! This is Michelle calling from New York.”
- Ask your question! Please keep your voice message under one minute in length. If it goes over a little, that’s fine, but please keep it concise and to the point.
- Play your message back. If you want to rerecord your voicemail, just hit delete and record a new message. You can do this as many times as you like until you are happy with your message.
- Hit send! You can listen for the answer to your question on the next episode of the podcast!
Listen to the Latest
PhDs 006: Life at the Museum – with Hanna Griff-Sleven
Hanna Griff-Sleven, Program Director at the Museum at Eldridge Street, shares more about her career path and work at the museum, emphasizing the importance of remaining flexible. QUOTES FROM HANNA “Enough cannot be … [Read More...]
PhDs 005: Job Search – with David Hardtke
We chat with David Hardtke, Senior Engineeering Manager at LinkedIn, about data science, the job search, and the work he's doing to bring the two together. QUOTES FROM DAVID “You don’t want to hire narrowly focused … [Read More...]
PhDs 004: Science and Democracy – with Pallavi Phartiyal
Pallavi Phartiyal, Senior Analyst at the Union of Concerned Scientists, shares her thoughts on science-based careers in public policy and how scientific research and the sharing of information supports our democratic … [Read More...]
PhDs 003: Open Access Publishing and Networking – with Adam Capitanio
We chat with Adam Capitanio, Editorial Associate at Berghahn Books, about the issues surrounding open access in academic publishing and the benefits of a powerful PhD network. QUOTES FROM ADAM "Open access is the idea … [Read More...]
PhDs 002: All About Social Media Marketing – with Aviad Eilam
Aviad Eilam takes us behind the scenes for a closer look at the field of social media marketing and advertising. QUOTES FROM AVIAD "In most cases, from my experience, non-academic jobs are not that interested in your … [Read More...]
PhDs 001: Being Brave – with Sean Carson
Our first podcast! We chat with Sean Carson, our first "Week in the Life" guest blogger, about the importance of being brave and how his training as a musician has influenced his approach to professional … [Read More...]
