キャリアニュース2020年8月21～26日

大学生の就活 インターンシップ「当たり前」に
ジョブ型雇用はやめておけ、「DX人材」や「アジャイル人材」にも惑わされるな
お題：デジタル革命の時代に「サラリーマン」じゃ生き残れない
「LGBTとか私は気にしないから、自由に生きればいい」一見ポジティブな言葉に潜む“違和感”
Author declaration: have you considered equity, diversity and inclusion?
Link Horizon Europe funding to real steps to gender equality
My first grad school adviser made life miserable. Choose yours wisely
Choose your adviser wisely

Choose your adviser wisely

The clock read 11 p.m. and I was still in the lab, staring at my poster abstract for what felt like the millionth time. I couldn't focus. But going home wasn't an option. My adviser had required me, and the rest of my labmates, to stay in the lab until she had time to read all of our abstracts. The submission deadline wasn't for a few days, but she had decided she wanted to meet early with each of us to discuss the single-paragraph descriptions of our work. We waited dutifully as each lab member took their turn. None of us dared to leave—or to challenge our boss. I didn't get home until 1:30 a.m. > “The last thing you want is an adviser who brings you down.” It was one more reminder that I should have been more careful when selecting a graduate adviser. Unfortunately, I was foolish enough not to give mentoring style a second thought. I was simply happy to have received an offer. Part of the problem was that I had limited options. I had moved to the United States with my husband,

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