“Fail better,” Samuel Beckett commanded, a phrase that has been taken on by business executives as some kind of ersatz wisdom. They have missed the point completely. Beckett didn’t mean failure-on-the-way-to-delayed-success, which is what the FailCon crowd thinks he meant. To fail better, to fail gracefully and with composure, is so essential because there’s no such thing as success. It’s failure all the way down.
Welcome to Graduate School - Advice - The Chronicle of Higher Education - 1 views
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"Welcome to Graduate School - Good advice! http://bit.ly/1uECwiA"
Essay on working 40 hours a week as an academic @insidehighered - 0 views
7 Ways To Inspire Your Curiosity | The Creativity Post - 1 views
The Professor Is In: How to Write an Honest but Collegial Book Review | Vitae - 0 views
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how to write a book review, and also just advice about being overly critical as a reviewer in general
Enough With Rating Professors. Let's Play 'Rate My Committees.' | Vitae - 0 views
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When you are a faculty member, you'll need to be strategic about serving on committees. Here's one opinion rating different committees
The Afterbirth and the Academy | Vitae - 0 views
Failure Is Our Muse - NYTimes.com - 0 views
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All writers fail and are critiqued harshly!
'But Does It Count?' - Advice - The Chronicle of Higher Education - 0 views
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how does service count towards tenure?
Grammar Girl : Advice for New College Grads: How to Find Work as a Freelance ... - 0 views
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getting a job as a freelance writer.
The No-Baby Penalty | Vitae - 1 views
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This article is very important for anyone going into academia. Don't wait to have children until your career is established if having a family is your top priority.
The Really Obvious (but All-Too-Often-Ignored) Guide to Getting Published | Vitae - 0 views
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good article on tips for getting published.
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