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Introducing Dr @juliette_cheyne, a Research Fellow from @AucklandUni (1/) #ansstudents #womeninscience
@juliette_cheyne’s secrets to work-life balance: I have worked part-time since my daughter was born in 2018 with varying hours every day, so recording my daily work hours tells me if I am doing the necessary hours without feeling guilty about leaving early if necessary! (2/)
Dr @juliette_cheyne’s tips for looking
for a post-doctoral role, Part 1: Talk to the people in the lab as much as the PI to get the inside info. Ask the difficult questions: What do you like and not like about this lab? Do you have any experimental freedom? (4/) #postdoc
for a post-doctoral role, Part 1: Talk to the people in the lab as much as the PI to get the inside info. Ask the difficult questions: What do you like and not like about this lab? Do you have any experimental freedom? (4/) #postdoc
Dr @juliette_cheyne’s #postdoc tips Part 2: Check out the publication history of the lab. Are they publishing well and frequently? Do PhDs and postdocs get a first author publication, is that normal in your field? Are the previous PhDs and postdocs still in #academia? (5/6)
Dr @juliette_cheyne’s tips for searching for a #postdoc Part 3: Think about the lab environment. Does everyone work crazy long hours? Is that what you want? (It& #39;s OK if you want or need normal hours!) (6/6) #ansstudents
Dr @juliette_cheyne with the Montgomery lab group at their 2019 retreat, where they talk science and play team-building games! (3/)
