2014/04/15
by Katrin Wodzicki
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First of all, the Career Handbook 2014 of the Science Career Magazine is available. Moreover, thanks to the Neuroscience Newsletter of our International Max Planck Research School for Neurosciences, I recently became aware of the tipsheets and multimedia resources (inculding … Continue reading
2014/04/09
by Katrin Wodzicki
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PLEASE NOTE that this workshop is already fully booked. The next workshop of this kind is planned for 24-25 November 2014. If needed earlier, the trainer could arrange an additional workshop on 12-13 June 2014. Please write me, if you … Continue reading
2014/01/14
by Katrin Wodzicki
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You might have made some New Year’s resolutions, some of them might have to do with your career goals such as finding a new position or establishing a cooperation or writing a grant proposal. As it is hard to find … Continue reading
2013/11/11
by Katrin Wodzicki
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PLEASE NOTE that this workshop is already very sought after. The next workshop of this kind is already planned for May 2014. If needed, I will check the possibility to provide an additional workshop earlier. We are happy to announce … Continue reading
2013/10/17
by Katrin Wodzicki
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I recently discussed the opportunities of social networking online. Here is your chance to deal with this topic in a half-day workshop on 3 December 2013, offered by the Career Service of the University of Göttingen – on condition that … Continue reading
2013/10/03
by Katrin Wodzicki
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In a former post, I stressed the importance of clarity about your individual profile of expertise, skills and personal characteristics. It might have raised the question whether or how to illustrate such a profile in your CV. In Germany, at … Continue reading
2013/09/24
by Katrin Wodzicki
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In the first workshops on career planning and job hunting, highlighting one’s own profile was stressed as important again and again. Why is it so important to work out one’s individual profile? Here I want to use the key-and-lock metaphor … Continue reading