In this episode, we discuss strategies for wrapping up your PhD dissertation and preparing for life after grad school. I am your Host, Ding Li. and today we have Henrique and David share their experiences around finalizing PhD theses. We talk about focusing on the minimum viable product rather than perfectionism. A done thesis is better than a perfect thesis.
Later in the show, we dive into the PhD job hunt - when to start applying, how many jobs to apply to, and skills like communication that are crucial for interviews. We also discussed the importance of talking to people who recently graduated to get insider perspectives on companies and positions.
Stick around as we reflect on the stress of the PhD job search and how to evaluate different job offers.
Whether you're still developing your thesis or already interviewing for your next steps after graduating, we hope this episode provides some guidance and reassurance during this transitional period.
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Welcome to the Conditionally Accepted Podcast! I'm your host, Ding Li. By day, I work on AI and ML research and creative tools. But here, we dive into the intersection of work, career, investment, life, and occasionally, research. Want to get in touch? Reach out to us at ding@dingzeyu.li.