Sentences with phrase «academic hiring committee»
If they do have input, typically it's not as formal as in an academic hiring committee, except, of course, for the key stakeholder (a.k.a., the hiring manager).
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Given the competitive job market, desperate academics have been known to present their convictions and qualifications rather creatively to hiring committees.
With a flourishing research and academic career and experience on hiring committees under his belt, Crowdy is now in a position to advise early career mathematicians.
«Research and other professional activities are professionally rewarded only if they are channeled in certain directions approved by a politicized academic establishment — funding, ease of getting your papers published, getting hired in prestigious positions, appointments to prestigious committees and boards, professional recognition, etc,» she added.
Research and other professional activities are professionally rewarded only if they are channeled in certain directions approved by a politicized academic establishment â $» funding, ease of getting your papers published, getting hired in prestigious positions, appointments to prestigious committees and boards, professional recognition, etc..
While most hiring mangers require no more than a two - page summary of a candidate's history, academic selection committees expect CVs to go on for many pagesâ $» as many as a candidate requires in order to present his or her credentials in full detail.
Academic Advisors carry a great deal of responsibilityand therefore are carefully selected by employers and hiring committees.