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If you are pursuing your Ph.D. or have already completed, believe it, the future is all yours. The only way that you may not climb upwards on the ladder of success or growth is that you don’t let yourself do that. Having a Ph.D. gives you the great advantage over other candidates in many of … Continue reading “The skills of a Ph.D. that can help him flourish outside academia too!”

A good interviewer is a person, who has to be multi-faceted. He is a “jack of all trades” because his role is very complex and challenging. If you are researcher, there is a strong chance that you would get that opportunity to be an interviewer, once at least, because it is an integral technique of … Continue reading “If you ever have to be an Interviewer: you should be like…..?”

A conference is a serious affair and your research is serious business too. You surely prepare hard and toil a lot, to not only create the research, but also present it effectively in the conference, so that none of the unique features and specialities of your research get unnoticed. But, how much do you actually … Continue reading “In a conference: How to handle the questions that follow your presentation?”

Results are best when we do a task in one go. The same rule applies to academics as well, generally and according to common sense, at least this is what most people believe. However, there is always a lot that swims against the tide, always and everywhere. You may find a lot of students who … Continue reading “Is taking a break from academics before you start your Ph.D. a waste of time?”

Research Question and Research Problem are often used as synonyms in reference to the problem that is desired to be investigated. From the mind-set that is followed in the research process, the problem that is desired to be solved is done by putting up a lot of questions so the research problem becomes the foundation … Continue reading “Defining the research problem: The How and the Why!”