Planning for Success: Negotiation and Mentors
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George Perry discusses planning for success as an early career investigator. He recommends learning what is expected in terms of teaching, research, and service requirements. Determine specifically what resources like equipment, facilities, and release time are needed for your success and promotion. Examine mentorship programs, the success of recent new faculty hires, and your fit with the existing faculty to ensure the institution is a good match where you can be happy and succeed. Maintain flexibility as situations can change and bring new opportunities or challenges.
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