After reading and watching a lot of related material, this was definitely the shortest and most useful presentation. Thank you so much for taking the time to help others 🙏🏻.
what if you applied at the 8th of the PhD year as last chance and if it does not get through at first application ,then can you resubmitted with based on the reviewers comment if it gets more than 70%? or you lost the chance forever after 8years of PhD
I think unless there are career interruptions within those 8 years (parental leave, sickness, unemployment, etc.), or you are a EU citizen coming back from a life-long career abroad, it might not be possible.
@@PostdocLife thanks for fast reply and yes , the career breaks due to pandemic as happened to most of us and following with unemployments in due time plus the recent unprecedented global financial issues happening or whatever you can call that makes not allowing to secure any jobs in that time. hence, not sure if it really make sense to try that as a last chance after 8years at first time application cause not sure anyone got it at the first time application tho. also I have read some posts in talkacademia about the cv sections that not having published papers within the last 3 years is a red flag?
@@username42 not necessarily a red flag, but still might not be helping your application. It is up to you to decide about whether it's worth applying, the application is tough and will require a lot of time, which in all fairness might be better spent doing something else. But it depends on each person's situation.
@@PostdocLife yeah it depends on the how much commitment left to stay in academia but also still could be better than being unemployed and searching for a job, so applying in any case afaik from the posts in forums, it is a roll of a dice or a pure luck , some says cv issues, some supervisors issues, or getting less score in second time application , in any case depends on the human review evaluation.
After reading and watching a lot of related material, this was definitely the shortest and most useful presentation. Thank you so much for taking the time to help others 🙏🏻.
Glad you enjoyed it! I will upload a video of the first page of my application, hopefully, in two weeks. Good luck with your application this year!
@@PostdocLife Thank you so much! I already subscribed to your channel :)
Thank you for this valuable information. Wish you all the best
Thanks for watching! Glad it was of help.
what if you applied at the 8th of the PhD year as last chance and if it does not get through at first application ,then can you resubmitted with based on the reviewers comment if it gets more than 70%? or you lost the chance forever after 8years of PhD
I think unless there are career interruptions within those 8 years (parental leave, sickness, unemployment, etc.), or you are a EU citizen coming back from a life-long career abroad, it might not be possible.
@@PostdocLife thanks for fast reply and yes , the career breaks due to pandemic as happened to most of us and following with unemployments in due time plus the recent unprecedented global financial issues happening or whatever you can call that makes not allowing to secure any jobs in that time. hence, not sure if it really make sense to try that as a last chance after 8years at first time application cause not sure anyone got it at the first time application tho. also I have read some posts in talkacademia about the cv sections that not having published papers within the last 3 years is a red flag?
@@username42 not necessarily a red flag, but still might not be helping your application. It is up to you to decide about whether it's worth applying, the application is tough and will require a lot of time, which in all fairness might be better spent doing something else. But it depends on each person's situation.
@@PostdocLife yeah it depends on the how much commitment left to stay in academia but also still could be better than being unemployed and searching for a job, so applying in any case afaik from the posts in forums, it is a roll of a dice or a pure luck , some says cv issues, some supervisors issues, or getting less score in second time application , in any case depends on the human review evaluation.