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Papa PhD
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 6 ธ.ค. 2019
Are you a PhD or still working towards your PhD? If so, you might be asking yourself what your professional future looks like right now, what sorts of positions you'll fit in as a PhD on the job market.
On Beyond the Thesis with Papa PhD, I bring you weekly interviews with people who have followed the most diverse career paths after graduate school and I spark conversations about career readiness and about the reality of the job market, today.
On Beyond the Thesis with Papa PhD, I bring you weekly interviews with people who have followed the most diverse career paths after graduate school and I spark conversations about career readiness and about the reality of the job market, today.
My 2025 Wish For You – Have Great Conversations
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Welcome to another thought-provoking episode of Beyond the Thesis With Papa PhD!
I took some time in the middle of my family vacations to record a very short minisode and send you my 2025 wishes of a year full of enriching conversations!
Listen through and you will also find a great reading recommendation for this coming year and a call for listener 2025 wishes!
Episode Transcript
Welcome to Beyond the Thesis with Papa PhD, the podcast that delves into the diverse and impactful roles scientists can play beyond the lab. With me, David Mendes. Hi. David Mendes here and I hope you’ve had a great holiday break and that 2025 is starting, in the best way possible for you. I’ve been on break with my family. My kids are still on vacation and so I’m taking a little time to say hi, to wish you a happy 2025 full of the best projects, full of the best results and also to share my wish for you for this coming year. I myself am betting heavily this year on really investing in networking, in meeting and talking with more people outside my, let’s say, my comfort zone, outside my immediate circle, and I really, really hope that you can do the same. It’s really easy to go through a year so fast and talk to the same, you know, dozen people who are around us in the lab.
But it is really, really important for you who are a burgeoning scientist, a burgeoning researcher to expand your network. And meaning also, not only to expand your network in your domain, but to expand the the diversity that exists in your network. Meet people from government, you know, from policy, meet people from industry, get to know how they got the job they got, get to know how you can contribute. It’s gonna be more and more important for you to be able to know what’s happening outside the walls of university because those places are probably where you are going to eventually land professionally and you really want to land there knowing the terrain or at least having some knowledge of the terrain already. And there’s no better way of doing it than talking with people who are who are there, who’ve been there 5 years, 10 years, who have the same or or whoever Jason, Jason profiles to yours scientifically and to hear their stories of how they got there. I am going to I’m not at the same stage buying, but I’m going to try and do the same, with the podcast, for example, And I I really, really wish for you that this year that’s that’s starting is gonna be filled with surprising, interesting, enriching, and real and human conversations that will lead you to have a better and better grasp on what is out there professionally for you, but more importantly, where you feel that you are going to fit once you get your degree or or where you’re going to fit once you you, you know, finish whichever professional pivot you are in right now. For me, one of the ways I’m going to do this is to get closer to you, the listener. And the first way that I’m doing this, I’ve just created at the end of last year, a community on Skool.com. It’s easy to find. You go to skool.com/paphpd (skool.com/papaphd) and the community is there. It’s a burgeoning, small community of people like you trying to figure out their, you know, the next chapter for their career, be it because they’re finishing a degree or because they’re pivoting after a first or second job after their their degree. But like I said, my goal with the community is to be able to talk directly with you, and that’s why one of the things I do on school is to have regular live sessions, each week, 3 times a week. So you you get to talk directly with me, with other people if they’re there too, but you get direct access to me. But also, the other thing that I’m doing there is I’m creating some free courses that I’m publishing there and there only, plus the community is going to have priority in accessing other training or mentoring that I am going to be rolling out this year. So that’s one thing you can do, get on the Skool community with me. And the other recommendation I have is a book.
David Giltner, past guest of the show, recommended this reading to me and I really really loved it. It’s by Seth Godin. It’s called Lynchpin and you should read it. It’s a book about how to imagine yourself and and position yourself professionally in spaces where you’re not naturally, let’s say, you’re not naturally a candidate or, you know, you need to kind of create your path. It’s also important because now that we’re in this AI tsunami moment, it’s really a book that’s gonna help you understand what your value is and how to put that forward, in whichever career conversations you have going forward. So, Linchpin by Seth Godin (seths.store/linchpin/) , read this book in 2025 and find where you can be the linchpin next in your professional journey and finally, I’d really love to hear what ...
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Welcome to another thought-provoking episode of Beyond the Thesis With Papa PhD!
I took some time in the middle of my family vacations to record a very short minisode and send you my 2025 wishes of a year full of enriching conversations!
Listen through and you will also find a great reading recommendation for this coming year and a call for listener 2025 wishes!
Episode Transcript
Welcome to Beyond the Thesis with Papa PhD, the podcast that delves into the diverse and impactful roles scientists can play beyond the lab. With me, David Mendes. Hi. David Mendes here and I hope you’ve had a great holiday break and that 2025 is starting, in the best way possible for you. I’ve been on break with my family. My kids are still on vacation and so I’m taking a little time to say hi, to wish you a happy 2025 full of the best projects, full of the best results and also to share my wish for you for this coming year. I myself am betting heavily this year on really investing in networking, in meeting and talking with more people outside my, let’s say, my comfort zone, outside my immediate circle, and I really, really hope that you can do the same. It’s really easy to go through a year so fast and talk to the same, you know, dozen people who are around us in the lab.
But it is really, really important for you who are a burgeoning scientist, a burgeoning researcher to expand your network. And meaning also, not only to expand your network in your domain, but to expand the the diversity that exists in your network. Meet people from government, you know, from policy, meet people from industry, get to know how they got the job they got, get to know how you can contribute. It’s gonna be more and more important for you to be able to know what’s happening outside the walls of university because those places are probably where you are going to eventually land professionally and you really want to land there knowing the terrain or at least having some knowledge of the terrain already. And there’s no better way of doing it than talking with people who are who are there, who’ve been there 5 years, 10 years, who have the same or or whoever Jason, Jason profiles to yours scientifically and to hear their stories of how they got there. I am going to I’m not at the same stage buying, but I’m going to try and do the same, with the podcast, for example, And I I really, really wish for you that this year that’s that’s starting is gonna be filled with surprising, interesting, enriching, and real and human conversations that will lead you to have a better and better grasp on what is out there professionally for you, but more importantly, where you feel that you are going to fit once you get your degree or or where you’re going to fit once you you, you know, finish whichever professional pivot you are in right now. For me, one of the ways I’m going to do this is to get closer to you, the listener. And the first way that I’m doing this, I’ve just created at the end of last year, a community on Skool.com. It’s easy to find. You go to skool.com/paphpd (skool.com/papaphd) and the community is there. It’s a burgeoning, small community of people like you trying to figure out their, you know, the next chapter for their career, be it because they’re finishing a degree or because they’re pivoting after a first or second job after their their degree. But like I said, my goal with the community is to be able to talk directly with you, and that’s why one of the things I do on school is to have regular live sessions, each week, 3 times a week. So you you get to talk directly with me, with other people if they’re there too, but you get direct access to me. But also, the other thing that I’m doing there is I’m creating some free courses that I’m publishing there and there only, plus the community is going to have priority in accessing other training or mentoring that I am going to be rolling out this year. So that’s one thing you can do, get on the Skool community with me. And the other recommendation I have is a book.
David Giltner, past guest of the show, recommended this reading to me and I really really loved it. It’s by Seth Godin. It’s called Lynchpin and you should read it. It’s a book about how to imagine yourself and and position yourself professionally in spaces where you’re not naturally, let’s say, you’re not naturally a candidate or, you know, you need to kind of create your path. It’s also important because now that we’re in this AI tsunami moment, it’s really a book that’s gonna help you understand what your value is and how to put that forward, in whichever career conversations you have going forward. So, Linchpin by Seth Godin (seths.store/linchpin/) , read this book in 2025 and find where you can be the linchpin next in your professional journey and finally, I’d really love to hear what ...
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ni oubli ni pardon ,je me souviens
Thank papa Phd your channel has been an eye opener to me.
Glad you've found value in the Papa PhD conversations, Emmanuel. Did you get actionable advice from them?
@@Papa_PhD Sure i did.
Merci d'avoir réalisé cette entrevue avec Boucar, qui est excellente. J'ai particulièrement apprécié le passage où il parle de l'utilisation de l'humour pour "défendre" sa thèse... :-) Ceci m'a rappelé un conseil - que je n'ai jamais oublié - de la part d'un des membres de mon comité d'évaluation de ma thèse de Maîtrise, à l'Université d'Ottawa en 2000 (Dr Philogènes). Celui-ci m'avait dit, suite à ma toute dernière présentation de maîtrise, au sein du département - alors que j'avais parsemé ma présentation d'humour (qui avait tombé plutôt à plat): "Ne perd jamais ton sens de l'humour lorsque tu présentes tes travaux". Ceci m'a toujours accompagné (même quand je me suis cassé la gueule en Europe, en tâchant d'obtenir un poste de professeur-chercheur... et où mon humour n'a vraiment pas fait mouche!) ;-) Merci pour cette belle et excellente entrevue!
Merci, Jean-Patrick ! J'espère que ton humour a de la place dans ce que tu fais aujourd'hui. ☺️
🎉🎉
Excellent échange ! Merci beaucoup !
Content que tu aies apprécié notre conversation. 😊 Merci !
Thank you for having me David!
It was a pleasure, Aditi! Thanks for all you shared with the Beyond the Thesis audience. 🙏😊
Super jaime la video
Merci Ines ! Content que tu aies aimé ça. Tu aimerais peut-être aussi ma dernière entrevue, avec Boucar Diouf. 👍
Moi Aussi j'apprend de plus en sience et j'en suis intéressé mais j'ai l'impression qu'il ya d'autres choses qui m'attendent. 😅 Si j'avais le temp peut être oui.
Merci pour ce partage !
Ça fait plaisir! Content que ça résonne avec vous. 😊
Thanks for the invitation, it was great to chat with you!
thanks for the invitation, I had a blast chatting with you
I really enjoyed listening to this podcast! I agree with the importance of saying no...once upon a time, I was a yes scientist and I resonate with being selective about how we should spend our time.
Thank you for sharing, @sameeranalinvenkat2937 ! Indeed - there is always positive pressure in the direction of doing more. Being selective and saving time for personal career development work is 🗝️ !
Super entrevue! Cette jeune femme est très inspirantes...Mais wow l'intro est bcp bcp trop longue...pratiquement 7 minutes...et peut-être pas lui souhaiter la bienvenue comme trois fois... Merci et Bonne continuation 😊
Merci! Nathalie est très inspirante, en effet :) Pour la longueur, ceci était un "live" et non pas une vidéo montée pour YT. Tu trouveras sur les plateformes podcast la version léchée 🎙️🎧😊
ماشاءالله تبارك الله موفقة دايما دكتورة امل ابوزينب.. ❤
Great Dr Amal ❤
Congratulations on 100,000 listen and many more to come. Thanks for sharing this happy moment, David!
Je commence mon mémoire de Master 2 après de très longues années en dehors du parcours universitaire, je découvre ces logiciels et je me demande lequel choisir. Merci à vous deux d'avoir pris du temps pour expliquer les différences.
Merci de ton message! Il n'y a rien qui nous fasse plus plaisir que de savoir qu'on a aidé quelq'un 😊 Bon courage pour ce retour dans l'aventure du savoir!
I was just chatting with Anna this week!
Hi Gee! I love these synchronicities. Makes it feel like we're in a village 😊
Find the full conversation here: PapaPhD.com/205
Bonjour Prof David, je viens de m'abonner. Je souhaiterais vraiment votre coup de soutien pour maîtriser vraiment l'anglais, j'ai confiance à vous. je suis doctorante à l'université Cheikh Anta Diop de Dakar, Sénégal. Je travaille sur la thématique Pollution-Environnement-Santé. Merci beaucoup.
Super interview
Très content d'avoir écouté sa. Je suis Sénégalais et je me nomme Abdou Lahi DABO
Bonjour Abdou Lahi! Content que tu aies apprécié ce que Nicolas Stifani a partagé au long de notre conversation 😊
Je suis content pour Nicolas vraiment pour son parcours et sa clairvoyance de la vie. Il nous met plus dans nos états. J'aimerai continuer la recherche j'aimerai beaucoup sa... j'aurai bien vous contacter STIFANI
Nicolas est joignable sur LinkedIn, Abdou. Si vous lui écrivez, il va vous répondre.
L'intégrale de ma conversation avec Émilie Deschênes est ici : th-cam.com/video/oUPCZBmDJHI/w-d-xo.html
My full interview with Jen Polk is here: th-cam.com/video/uFs7_zRHRIs/w-d-xo.html
L'intégrale de ma conversation avec Viviane Lalande est ici : th-cam.com/video/VxlehF5sXgY/w-d-xo.html
Listen to the full conversation here: th-cam.com/video/D-ZfAzqXlbw/w-d-xo.html
So... I uploaded this great exchange with Chris Emdin with no sound 🤦♂️ Listen to the full interview here: th-cam.com/video/D-ZfAzqXlbw/w-d-xo.html
This is very encouraging and helpful especially for those who might be daunted or intimidated when facing new challenges, or areas to fulfill their dreams. I pray that God will continue to guide and strengthen you as you seek to complete your projects.
Thanks very much for the encouragement and for tuning in.
Love your tips at the end on how to move forward with big projects. Start small and just try. Wishing you all the best on your documentary.
Thanks much for the encourage and best wishes Allison
Awesome !!
Another great question from the 2nd Lab mentees. Hoping Gad and I covered enough terrain to inspire you on your post-PhD career journey! 💪💪💪🧠🧠🧠
Quel plaisir que d'échanger avec toi, Myriam. Ton énergie est contagieuse et ton trajet inspirant. Merci d'apporter tant de pépites d'or au long de cette entrevue Papa PhD !
This season on Papa PhD, I've tried to bring the question of access, diversity and inclusion to the fore on Papa PhD. This conversation with Naiomi Metallic is doubttlessly a high point for me in learning about indigenous peoples in Canada and, in particular, about the reality of the opportunities for improvement in bringing young people from these communities to higher education and to research. Thank you, Naiomi!
PhD = R&D... We've all heard it. But it's completely false. Thanks again, Gad, for bringing another great question from the 2nd Lab mentees to the PhD Dojo and for helping me spread the message that there are many places in the job market where PhDs can shine and work in stimulating positions!
Un énorme merci à Anaïs pour son partage et pour amener (par l'exemple) de la lumière sur ce qu'est le tiers secteur de la recherche et sur la place que peuvent y prendre les diplômé.e.s, après leur doctorat. Une conversation inspirante et porteuse d'espoir :)
Matt's question was sort of a curveball, and Gad and I had to open it up and look at it from different angles. One take home message is the importance of time management in graduate school, to make sure you block off some time to network.
So proud to have family on the show, on this third season of Papa PhD. Thank you, Kweli Zukeri, for sharing your personal, professional, and research journey with the Papa PhD audience. I hope everyone finds what you shared as inspiring as I did and that our conversation will start many others around the issue of American African access to higher education.
Une excellente conversation avec Émilie Deschênes, où on a parlé du trajet non-linéaire qui l'a menée à son poste actuel comme professeure à l'Uinversité du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue, en passant par un MBA et un rôle de consultante et spécialiste en ressources humaines aux Nations Unies, entre autres.
Bravo ma fille, pour ce témoignage tellement plein d'humanité.
En effet. Ce fut un plaisir d'échanger avec Anne-Claire et de partager son expérience et ses conseils avec l'auditoire de Papa PhD. Merci de votre commentaire !
Tu es papa ou maman et tu es au doctorat ? Dans cette entrevue Papa PhD, j'ai parlé avec Michel Lacasse de son expérience de co-parentalité en tant que doctorant. Si tu aimes le format, assure-toi de 👉👉 t'abonner à la chaîne, pour ne jamais perdre un nouvel épisode ! Et n'hésite pas de m'envoyer des suggestions de sujets et d'invités ! PapaPhD.com/contact
A great first for this Papa PhD / The 2nd Lab collab! In this episode of the PhD Dojo, Gad Sabbatier and I answer the following question from one of the 2nd lab's trainees: "How do I gain confidence for job interviews?" If you like the format be sure to 👉👉 subscribe to the channel, so you never lose a new episode! Also - send us your questions! It will be our pleasure to answer it here on the Dojo 😊
What a pleasure it was to talk post-PhD careers with Amani Said! We talked personal branding, mindfulness, networking, and she even shared a gift for you during the interview. You can find the show notes here: PapaPhD.com/178 And finally, if you're not subscribed to the channel, do it now! This way you'll always be up to date with new Papa PhD videos 😎
Est-ce que tu connais l'univers Marvel et la notion des multivers ? Eh bien, cette semaine tu as atterri dans un univers parallèle où c'est moi, le bébé PhD et où Sarah m'interroge à propos de mon début de parcours doctoral...
Merci à Catherine Cimon-Paquet de cette si intéressante conversation ! Je recommande souvent aux jeunes chercheurs de commencer très tôt à bâtir une présence en dehors des murs du labo, notamment sur les réseaux sociaux, et je pense qu'elle vous a laissé plusieurs belles pistes à suivre. Bonne écoute !
Happy to share with you a great conversation about he postdoc and job search with my guest, Sara Vero, author of Fieldwork Ready: An Introductory Guide to Field Research for Agriculture, Environment, and Soil Scientists. You'll notice I was using the wrong mic, but the good news is that I was recording high quality on the side, so the podcast episode will sound great!
Merci pour cette interview très intéressante ! C'est absolument grâce à ce type d'échange qu'est l'entrevue informationnelle que ma Directrice de Thèse m'a proposé de travailler avec elle, et que ma thèse a commencé ! :-)
This was relevant and real fun. Wish I heard others speak their minds on these topics, not just me 😄 keep up the good work!
How much do you think about the impact of your research and of your field of research ? I want to thank Danielle White for bringing up the question of impact during our conversation, and of how it's crucial to your job search-related interactions, later on in yout career.
Est-ce que tu tripes à préparer une affiche ou une présentation orale ? Est-ce que tu as un blog sur ton domaine de recherche ? Est-ce que tout le monde te demande de créer les figures pour leurs articles ? Eh bien, tu as peut-être une communicatrice ou un communicateur scientifique en toi :) Et c'est de ça qu'on parle cette semaine au PhD Dojo !
Cette saison, j'ai la chance d'avoir au micro de Papa PhD plusieurs personnes qui me permettent de combler mes angles morts en matière de diversité et d'inclusion aux études supérieures. Un énorme merci à Solène Métayer, à Fran Delhoume et à Melissa St-Louis - Les Neurodovertissantes - de leurs lumières sur la réalité et les défis de la neurodiversité à l'université !