Career satisfaction falls prey to bottomless demands

Jennifer L. Lavers ()
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Jennifer L. Lavers: University of Tasmania

Nature Human Behaviour, 2019, vol. 3, issue 10, 1020-1020

Abstract: The pressure to publish during PhD training is only the beginning of a career in an environment that places intractable expectations on academics, argues Jennifer Lavers, a Lecturer in Marine Science; unrealistic demands to excel in publications, grants and outreach lead even outwardly successful academics to question their career choices.

Date: 2019
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