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Dealing with other people's procrastination (and a few tips on how to keep your feet warm)

Jul 25, 2021

01:13:58

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Episode notes

Introduction

2min

How I'm Feeling Good About Myself Despite the Lockdown

3min

The Death of Research Commercialization

4min

The Hard Problem With Machine Learning and Natural Language Processing

4min

How to Measure the Health of the Australian Research Sector in Real Time

2min

The Importance of Positioning in the PhD Program

2min

Masca Rades: A Bodily Ripper for Our Times

2min

Jonathan's Professor in Love

3min

How to Deal With Procrastination

3min

10.

How to Avoid Procrastination

2min

11.

How to Procrastinate

3min

12.

How to Talk to a Procrastinator

3min

13.

The Challenges of Procrastination

2min

14.

How to Deal With Procrastination

4min

15.

How to Deal With Procrastination

5min

16.

The Importance of Getting Things Done on Time

2min

17.

The Importance of Time Management in Academic Research

2min

18.

The Negative Relationship Between Procrastination and Workplace Fit

2min

19.

How to Distinguish Between Passive and Active Procrastinators

2min

20.

The Cost of Doing Business

2min

21.

The Importance of Silence

3min

22.

The Importance of Reading

2min

23.

The Impact of Gender on Research's Assessment

6min

24.

The Gendering of CVs

2min

25.

How to Counter Bias in a Job Interview Setting

6min

26.

How to Warm Your Feet

3min

Can't be bothered with email or speak pipe? Text us!

Jason is wondering how long he is going to be constrained to a 25km radius as he tries to plan #epictrip2021 around Australia. Meanwhile Inger's Tesla is complaining about a cold battery. While Jason contemplates 14 weeks off work for long service leave, Inger is powering on with her PostAc work (you can find out more about the PostAc project here).

This week we conclude (for now) our 3 episode long opus on procrastination with some thoughts on managing other people's procrastination. Afterwards Inger shares a bunch of depressing research on bias in CV assessment. We finish with a very warm 2 minute tip from Inger.

Links:

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Cold Busters (see Inger's foot warmer on Insta here).
What’s in a name? How recruitment discriminates against ‘foreign’ applicants
The Impact of Gender on Researchers’ Assessment: A Randomized Controlled Trial

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