Learn from the experience, then move on..

Article Abstract:

For academics, rejection, be it of an article, book or anything in which time and effort has been invested, is an occupational hazard. The trick for academics is to not take the rejection personally - it is unlikely that there is an academic in existence who has not had something rejected, so it is unlikely that somebody is picking on you alone - try and find out why the piece was rejected and learn from the experience.

Psychological aspects, Analysis, Educational aspects, Rejection (Psychology)

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If you don't use it, lose it. Your spirits will lift

Article Abstract:

Academics are advised to deal with the increasing piles of books and papers that are stacking up in their offices by periodically getting rid of the things that they do not or are not likely to use. It is suggested that by clearing out their offices in this way they might actually begin to feel better about their workplace.

Facilities & equipment, Equipment and supplies

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Keep your children and hobbies to yourself

Article Abstract:

Advice for academics on how to put together an effective curriculum vitae (CV). Common problems amongst academics are that their CVs lack clarity, often providing either too little information or too much information about irrelevant things.

United Kingdom, Authorship, Resumes (Employment), Resumes

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