For students beginning their training in research, academic literature can be wordy and hard to understand. Often students will try to read research articles like a novel – starting at the beginning and getting lost before the end. Student’s may...
Posted by: Robert Faff 2
In this blog post I link Kinney’s famous 3 paragraphs, pitching research and the “elevator pitch”. The post builds on my earlier posts on the EAA ARC:
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Posted by: Robert Faff 2
Publish or Perish!!
How to be a Good Coauthor: Advice for Ph.D. Students and Junior Faculty
Often in academia we hear the phrase “Publish or Perish.” While intended to be comical, this phrase is very indicative of the life of...
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Posted by: Peter Easton
Its great to know that there are ever increasing opportunities like the EAA Talent Workshop for accounting rookies to get themselves known to potential employers. Close to...
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Posted by: Giovanna Michelon
Building Bridges between Young Talent and Academic Institutions: The EAA Job market for accounting academics will take place at IE Business School in Madrid on...
Posted by: Salvador Carmona
We all know that publishing is hard (i.e., very competitive), especially in accounting (Swanson 2004; Wood 2016). Still, I feel that many academics, especially...
Posted by: khardies
In this blog post I link Kinney’s famous 3 paragraphs, pitching research and the “elevator pitch”. The post builds on my earlier posts on the EAA ARC:
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Posted by: Robert Faff 2
Being a PhD student isn’t easy. It’s especially terrifying right at...
Posted by: Robert Faff 2
HOW TO Reverse-engineer an Accounting Pitch: RE#1 - “SEC comment letters...
On the Art of Pitching your Accounting Research
Publish or Perish!! --- How to be a Good Coauthor: Advice for Ph.D....
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***ACCOUNTING ROOKIE ALERT*** How to Pitch your Job Market Paper!