When writing your PhD application, there are several things you can do to help it stand out. In this article, we shall look at the do’s and don’ts in your PhD application. A well-written application tells a story about the candidate’s background. This story can be supported by the courses they have taken, the qualifications…>
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Managing your autocratic manager
There will be advantages and disadvantages to having an autocratic manager with a different approach to leadership. But for some employees, working under a colleague with an autocratic style can feel limiting and, at times, frustrating. This leadership style is typically characterised by the individual in the authority role making decisions based on their own…>
Top reasons to use jobs.ac.uk
How jobs.ac.uk stands out from other job boards. Are you struggling to find the right job boards for your advertising needs? Read the article written by jobs.ac.uk to have a clearer understanding of why to use jobs.ac.uk and discover the top reasons. There is a huge variety of online job boards, and they work well…>
How to write a problem statement
Writing a problem statement is an opportunity to present a problem you think you can solve with research. You will be able to present your findings and explore how you might be able to solve the problem. We shall look at how to write a successful problem statement covering how long it should be, how…>
Managing your disorganised manager
Do you have a disorganised manager? It is fair to say that across anyone’s employment history, they will face periods of overwhelm in the workplace. Especially when managing multiple tasks, projects, and individuals, coupled with high pressure, as is typical in a management position. However, some managers will have more effective strategies for dealing with…>
