Tooling Up Index

Forecasting the Fit. by Dave Jensen, 20 January 2012. When starting a new job, it's important to give some thought to your working style, and how it's likely to fit with your new boss.

Inflection Points. by Dave Jensen, 16 December 2011. From dramatic changes arise new opportunities.

Views on an Interview, Part 2. by Dave Jensen, 18 November 2011. Ups and downs continue during Scott Jackson's interview at ABC Technologies.

Views on an Interview, Part 1. by Dave Jensen, 21 October 2011. On interview day at ABC Technologies, Scott Jackson's experiences range from mundane to terrifying.

Are You Likable?. by Dave Jensen, 16 September 2011. Maybe it's wrong, but your success in the job search depends partly on how much people like you. Fortunately, the best way to be likable is to be yourself.

Clinical Trials Careers . by Dave Jensen, 19 August 2011. A recent book describes several clinical career paths that can be entered by people without clinical experience.

Words with Punch. by Dave Jensen, 15 July 2011. In a variety of job-seeking contexts, the right choice of words can make a big difference.

I've Got a Great Idea. by Dave Jensen, 20 May 2011. Two recent entrepreneurs offer advice on starting a new company.

Two Chokepoints. by Dave Jensen, 15 April 2011. When moving away from the bench and into industry it's important to realize that there's not just one gaping chasm to cross, but two.

Making the Cut in 2011. by Dave Jensen, 18 March 2011. In a job market where even entry-level jobs are going to people with industry experience, how can you compete?

Playing the Name Game. by Dave Jensen, 18 February 2011. Need to find out who's who inside a company? Here's how the pros do it.

The Why's and What For's of Employment References. by Dave Jensen, 21 January 2011. In industry these days, verbal recommendations mean a lot more than those written on paper.

Little 'r', Big 'D'. by Dave Jensen, 17 December 2010. If you want to work in industry in this economy, tweak your CV to emphasize the 'development' side of R and D.

On Interview Day. by Dave Jensen, 19 November 2010. With the right attitude and actions, you can rise to the top on interview day.

Choosing the Best Fit. by Dave Jensen, 15 October 2010. If there isn’t good chemistry between you and the company, a job offer can be an offer of entrapment.

A Job-Search Plan for the Person Without One (Part 2) . by Dave Jensen, 17 September 2010. The key to a successful job hunt is to precisely target particular jobs and to demonstrate that you can solve the particular problem a hiring manager has.

A Job-Search Plan for the Person Without One (Part One). by Dave Jensen, 20 August 2010. A job search involves more than posting your resume on the Web; here are some pointers for honing your job-seeking skills.

Integrate Yourself. by Dave Jensen, 16 July 2010. Being viewed as an outsider can happen to anyone, and it can have devastating career consequences.

Be the Candidate. by Dave Jensen, 18 June 2010. Your chances of finding a job improve if you are considered a candidate and not just an applicant.

The Medical Writing and Corporate Intelligence Career Tracks. by Dave Jensen, 21 May 2010. Jim Gardner follows a career as a medical writer with another as a corporate sleuth.

Clear and Succinct Rules the Day. by Dave Jensen, 16 April 2010. The job search is immeasurably aided by good, transparent writing.

I'm Special, Aren't You?. by Dave Jensen, 19 March 2010. Your parents may say you're special, but the job market requires some humility.

The Applications Scientist Career Track. by Dave Jensen, 19 February 2010. An "applications scientist" job can link the bench to other industry careers.

What's Your Mission?. by Dave Jensen, 15 January 2010. Your unique life philosophy is the cornerstone of your success and job satisfaction.

Presenting Your Technology. by Dave Jensen, 18 December 2009. Budding scientist-entrepreneurs must be able to present their company skillfully to potential investors and partners.

The Project Management Career Track. by Dave Jensen, 20 November 2009. Project management, as a career track and a core skill, requires detail management, good communication, and people skills.

Focus Your Industry CV. by Dave Jensen, 16 October 2009. The concept of "résumé real estate" can lead to small changes in your CV that yield big rewards.

The Regulatory Affairs Career Track. by Dave Jensen, 18 September 2009. Serving as liaisons between the government and drug developers, regulatory affairs specialists play a key role in getting drugs to market.

Myths About Industry Jobs. by Dave Jensen, 21 August 2009. There's more common ground between industry and academia than you think.

The Biomanufacturing Career Track. by Dave Jensen, 17 July 2009. Biotech companies are building out their manufacturing facilities--and looking for problem-solvers to keep them running.

Four Must-Haves for Convincing Communication. by Dave Jensen, 19 June 2009. If you're not a natural-born communicator, you can still communicate effectively by learning a few key points.

Six Classic Lines of Bull. by Dave Jensen, 15 May 2009. Some of the things you hear during the job search are about as silly as a bad pickup line.

The Business Development Career Track. by Dave Jensen, 17 April 2009. Ph.D. scientists working in business development scout for new technologies, plan new initiatives, negotiate licensing agreements, and often work directly with customers.

The Informational Interview. by Dave Jensen, 20 March 2009. Landing an informational interview requires good networking; making it pay off takes preparation.

The Cold, Hard Truth About Finding a Job in 2009. by Dave Jensen, 20 February 2009. Finding a job in 2009 will take a perfect plan, perseverance, and a positive attitude.

The Job Seeker's Lexicon. by Dave Jensen, 16 January 2009. Job seekers need to be able to interpret the jargon used in job ads and interviews.

The ABCs of Transitioning to Leadership. by Dave Jensen, 19 December 2008. "Activator," "behavior," and "consequence" are key concepts in this simple management theory.

15 Minutes to a Better Interview. by Dave Jensen, 28 November 2008. Even for experienced interviewers, some basic rules of courtesy and etiquette are worth reviewing.

Enhance Your Job Search Online. by Dave Jensen, 24 October 2008. There's no substitute for in-person networking, but LinkedIn, the professional-networking Web site, can advance your job search.

My Career, Dissected. by Dave Jensen, 26 September 2008. After years of pointing out others' career mistakes, Dave Jensen highlights some of his own.

Defying Gravity. by Dave Jensen, 22 August 2008. Needless to say, intellectual achievement matters a lot in science. But, because we don't live in a perfect world, other attributes are just as important in getting things done--and in getting hired.

Review Your Career. by Dave Jensen, 18 July 2008. Think you have a nice, stable career in front of you? Then it's time to shake things up with a career review.

The Finer Points of Giving a Job Talk. by Dave Jensen, 20 June 2008. The key to giving a good job talk is realizing what your audience is looking for and giving it to them.

Transitioning to Teamwork. by Dave Jensen, 23 May 2008. The ability to work well in a team is integral to today's company environment.

On Headhunters. by Dave Jensen, 18 April 2008. Recruiters may offer some theoretical advantages, but early-career scientists should try to keep their heads.

Breaking Free of Academia (A Test and a Quiz). by Dave Jensen, 20 March 2008. Leaving academia means confronting, and overcoming, a knowledge deficit.

Put Some Muscle Into Your Marketing Materials. by Dave Jensen, 15 February 2008. Powerful writing can move your job application to the top of the pile.

Dealing With Men Who Have a Problem With Women. by Dave Jensen, 18 January 2008. No matter where you work, you're likely to encounter men who never learned how to relate to strong, competent women.

Three Categories of Rules. by Dave Jensen, 21 December 2007. The rules for success in industry are different from the ones you learned in grad school.

Overcoming Conflicts in the Lab--and Beyond. by Dave Jensen, 30 November 2007. If you face conflicts squarely and calmly and manage them skillfully and confidently, you can ultimately transform them into a source for improved relationships and personal growth.

Barriers to Decision Making. by Dave Jensen, 26 October 2007. Those who are trained to make highly specialized decisions at the lab bench often make poor decisions in the job search.

The Killer Instinct. by Dave Jensen, 28 September 2007. Industry employers relish the killer instinct, which allows scientists to push their projects and ideas past obstacles.

The Wall. by Dave Jensen, 24 August 2007. For more than a decade we've written about the wall between industry and academia and how to get through it. Has that wall become less--or more--porous? Is there hope these days for scientists who enter graduate school expecting to be trained for employment outside the ivory tower?

Adding Charisma to Your Toolbox. by Dave Jensen, 20 July 2007. What is that ephemeral quality that makes some people stand out in a crowd as others vanish into the background? Can you learn it?

The Slightly Irreverent, Shake 'Em Up Job Search. by Dave Jensen, 22 June 2007. If the usual rules aren't working, you may need to bend or break them to get the juices--and your job search--flowing.

Getting Stuck. by Dave Jensen, 17 May 2007. Of all the possible traps you can fall into, getting stuck in a narrow niche is probably the worst.

'Culturing' Your Marketable Skills. by Dave Jensen, 20 April 2007. Like a culture of microorganisms, some career skills need to be nurtured and cared for before employers can observe and rely on them.

Employment Due Diligence, Part 2. by Dave Jensen, 16 March 2007. After all the work of finding a job, it is tempting to just say "Yes!" and keep your fingers crossed. But that approach has serious risks.

Employment Due Diligence. by Dave Jensen, 16 February 2007. A job offer--any job offer--can seem like such a prize that examining it too critically can seem ungrateful. But anyone who accepts employment without doing a background investigation is taking a serious risk.

Resume Rocket Science, 2007. by Dave Jensen, 19 January 2007. There's little consensus among experts on what constitutes a good CV or resumé. But it is possible to identify some common threads in their advice.

Be Politically Astute, But Don't Play Politics. by Dave Jensen, 15 December 2006. You can't avoid politics in the workplace--but you can stay above the fray.

For Love--or Money? by Dave Jensen, 17 November 2006. Some young scientists follow their hearts--the traditional advice--whereas others follow the money. Which approach is better?

Traits of the Key Players. by Dave Jensen, 20 October 2006. What are the qualities that scientists must have to be key players in an industrial setting?

Conducting an Authentic Job Search. by Dave Jensen, 15 September 2006. Many technical professionals don't like the job search because they think they have to be insincere to do well. Not true, says our Tooling Up columnist.

Are You Management Material? by Dave Jensen, 18 August 2006. If you want to make the transition to management, it is useful to know what makes hiring managers see you as "management material."

Salary Negotiation, Part 2. by Dave Jensen, 21 July 2006. Our Tooling Up columnist provides some nitty-gritty tips and describes some techniques that should be in every scientist's negotiation toolkit.

Salary Negotiation, Part 1. by Dave Jensen, 16 June 2006. Once a company has made you an offer, says our Tooling Up columnist, they've crossed the threshold and they really want to close the deal.

Mutation or Extinction. by Dave Jensen, 19 May 2006. Biotech and pharma are focusing more on products and less on the most promising research, say some experts, requiring industry-bound scientists to adapt.

Guerilla Marketing Yourself. by Dave Jensen, 21 April 2006. "Guerrilla marketing" was developed for resource-poor small businesses, which is why it works so well for scientific job seekers; who's shorter on resources than a postdoc?

The Dreaded Phone Interview. by Dave Jensen, 17 March 2006. The goal of a telephone interview is to reduce the size of the applicant pool. Don't let them screen you out.

Crises and Career Stages, Part 2. by Dave Jensen, 17 February 2006. Whereas Part 1 of this series focused on the patterns of work-life crises, this month's edition takes on the shape--the rhythm--of the typical career, and how career crises fit into its natural stages.

Worklife Crises and Scientific Career Stages. by Dave Jensen, 20 January 2006. Feel like your scientific training is in a perpetual state of crisis? You’re not alone.

Job Talk Jitters. by Dave Jensen, 16 December 2005. When giving a job talk to an industrial employer, remember that you--and not your science--are the product the company is thinking about investing in.

Developing Resilience. by Dave Jensen, 18 November 2005. Resilience can get you through grad school and beyond. Here's how to thicken your skin.

Fifty Seconds with a Million Dollar Impact. by Dave Jensen, 21 October 2005. This is the story of Mark Logomasini, co-founder and VP Business Development for Molecular Medicine Bioservices, and how less than a minute on the podium transformed his professional life and taught him a crucial lesson on the importance of succinct communication in industry.

The Real Deal or Well Oiled? by Dave Jensen, 16 September 2005. Which approach works best -- rehearsing and memorizing slick and ingratiating responses to likely interview questions or going to the meeting with no one else's words in your mouth? Dave Jensen suggests a combination of both.

The Etiquette of the Job Search - Mr. Manners Hits the Interviewing Trail. by Dave Jensen, 19 August 2005. Dave Jensen investigates the often confusing aspects of protocol involving current and prospective employers when looking for a new job.

Negotiation Boot Camp - Tips and Techniques to a Universal Career Skill. by Dave Jensen , 15 July 2005. Few job skills bring as much value to your career as the ability to negotiate. Even if you occupy just a corner of the lab, studying the interpersonal relations in a negotiation can be very rewarding.

Tooling Up - Time for an Attitude Adjustment? by Dave Jensen, 17 June 2005. If you'll take a chance and adopt a more positive mindset, you'll stand a much better chance of ending up in the ranks of the seriously employed.

Tooling Up - Managing Your Advisor. by Dave Jensen, 20 May 2005. We've all heard horror stories about grad students or postdocs whose careers were damaged by a lack of support from mentors and P.I.s. Dave Jensen discusses a recent book, Managing Up, which offers suggestions for managing the relationship between boss and subordinate.

Tooling Up - Urban Legends of the Job Search. by Dave Jensen, 15 April 2005. There are certain things about the job search that everybody knows. The problem is, many of those things aren't true.

Tooling Up - The Job-Offer Checklist. by Dave Jensen, 18 March 2005. A job in industry has much to recommend it, but it's not always the right answer. The best advice, says Dave Jensen, is to look before you make the leap to industry.

Tooling Up: More Than Just a Job-Seeking Tool. by Dave Jensen, 18 February 2005. Before you relegate networking to the dust bin of job skills that get used five or six times in a lifetime, read my definition: Networking is the process of establishing links between people, with the intent to promote communication of mutual benefit.

Tooling Up: An Ethical Conundrum? by Dave Jensen, 21 January 2005. Even though ethics may not seem that important for something like a job search, an ethics decision, if you botch it, can have very real consequences.

Big Decision || Dave Jensen, 17 December 2004

Doing, Knowing, Judging: One Man's Quest to Link Academia and Industry || Dave Jensen, 19 November 2004

Tooling Up: The Career Contrarian || Dave Jensen, 15 October 2004

Tooling Up: Career Success Factors, Part 3 || Dave Jensen, 17 September 2004

Tooling Up: First Impressions--Are Interview Results Preordained? || Dave Jensen, 20 August 2004

Tooling Up: Career Success Factors Part 2 - Ten Habits of Successful Scientists || Dave Jensen, 16 July 2004

Tooling Up: Career Success Factors, Part 1--Believability || Dave Jensen, 18 June 2004

Tooling Up: Pick a Peck of Postdocs || Dave Jensen, 21 May 2004

US: Startups - Part 2 || Dave Jensen, 16 Apr 2004

Raising the Start-up: Growing Drug Discovery Careers on the Fast Track || Dave Jensen, 19 Mar 2004

The Locus of Control: Five Reminders That You Are the Boss || Dave Jensen, 20 Feb 2004

Having a Life--And a Job Search Too! || Dave Jensen, 23 Jan 2004

The Times They Are A'Changin' || Dave Jensen, 19 Dec 2003

Communication With Conviction || Dave Jensen, 21 Nov 2003

Get Lucky: A Guide to Exploiting Opportunities || Dave Jensen, 17 Oct 2003

Networking, Part 2: More Networking Scenarios || Dave Jensen, 19 Sep 2003

Networking, Part 1: Making the Most of Your Contacts || Dave Jensen, 15 Aug 2003

Style Over Substance? || Dave Jensen, 18 Jul 2003

Relocation: Part of the Job (Offer) || David Bomzer, 11 Jul 2003

Psychometric Testing on Interview Day || Dave Jensen, 20 Jun 2003

Diversity: Does it Mix? || David Bomzer, 13 Jun 2003

Ten Traits of the Job-Search Rebel || Dave Jensen, 16 May 2003

Resume Writing: Mind the Details || David Bomzer, 9 May 2003

Optimize Your References || Dave Jensen, 18 Apr 2003

Informational Interviewing: Getting Information You Can Use || David Bomzer, 11 Apr 2003

Cover Letters: Cover the Marketing || David Bomzer, 14 Mar 2003

Your Personal Marketing Campaign: Part Two || Dave Jensen, 21 Feb 2003

Wanted: Technical Managers || David Bomzer, 14 Feb 2003

Your Personal Marketing Campaign: Part One || Dave Jensen, 17 Jan 2003

Unusual Ways to Catch a Recruiter's Eye || David Bomzer, 10 Jan 2003

Time Wasters: Managing Your Most Precious Resource || Dave Jensen, 20 Dec 2002

Consulting--The Career Path Not (Oft) Taken || David Bomzer, 13 Dec 2002

The Walking, Talking Interviewing Machine || Dave Jensen, 15 Nov 2002

Where Can You Meet a Recruiter? || David Bomzer, 8 Nov 2002

Job Market Hype: Media Misinformation Puts a Spin on the Biotech Job Market || Dave Jensen, 18 Oct 2002

Personal Style Counts || David Bomzer, 11 Oct 2002

The Cover Letter: Door Opener Par Excellence || Dave Jensen, 20 Sep 2002

Planning Your Career to Improve Marketability, Part II || David Bomzer, 13 Sep 2002

The Salary Discussion: Walk Away a Winner With the Right Preparation || Dave Jensen, 16 Aug 2002

Planning Your Career to Improve Marketability || David Bomzer, 9 Aug 2002

A Monster of a Slump: Choking the Life Out of Your Job Search || Dave Jensen, 19 Jul 2002

Yes - You Should Do a Postdoc or an Internship! || David Bomzer, 12 July 2002

Seven Must-Have Attributes That Get You Hired! || Dave Jensen, 21 June 2002

Beyond the Employer Marketing Campaign || David Bomzer, 14 June 2002

The Power of Your Voice: The Best Tool You Have to Capture and Command Respect || Dave Jensen, 31 May 2002

Networking: How to Get a Good Connection || David Bomzer, 10 May 2002

The Agony of the Job Search Complications and Ideas to Get You Thinking || Dave Jensen, 19 April 2002

Tooling Up: The Insiders Edge: Are Job Fairs Fair? || David Bomzer, 12 April 2002

Notes From a Recruiter's Diary: A Plethora of CVs || Dave Jensen, 15 March 2002

The Edge Sought by Recruiters and Candidates || David Bomzer, 8 March 2002

Global Biotech Job Market || Dave Jensen, 15 Feb. 2002

Success in the Land of Suits || Dave Jensen, 18 Jan. 2002

Avoid the Problem with Problem Solving || Dave Jensen, 21 Dec. 2001

Surviving Tricky Situations || Dave Jensen, 16 Nov. 2001

Finding Bliss in Your Daily Task || Dave Jensen, 19 Oct. 2001

Small Mistakes With Big Consequences || Dave Jensen, 21 Sept. 2001

Your Relationship With Human Resources--Part 2: Company Gatekeepers Are Key to a Successful Interview || Dave Jensen, 17 Aug. 2001

Your Relationship With Human Resources--How to Score Points With the Company Gatekeepers || Dave Jensen, 20 Jul. 2001

Perksmanship: Understanding the Benefits and Little Extras That Come With Employment Offers || Dave Jensen, 15 Jun. 2001

Behavioral Style: Understanding Communication Styles Can Advance Your Relationships--and Your Career Prospects || Dave Jensen, 16 March 2001

How to Prepare for and Succeed at Panel Interviews || Dave Jensen, 15 Dec. 2000

Positive Focusing: Becoming a Goal-Driven Career Strategist || Dave Jensen, 17 Nov. 2000

Putting Your Science to Work: Applying Your Ph.D. Skills in the Practical World || Peter Fiske, 3 Nov. 2000

How to Make an Impact in 60 Seconds or Fewer. Part Two: Effective E-mail Communication || Dave Jensen, 20 Oct. 2000

Lucky Accidents, Chance Encounters, and the Prepared Job Seeker || Peter Fiske, 5 Oct. 2000

How to Make an Impact in 60 Seconds or Fewer. Part One: Using Voice Mail || Dave Jensen, 15 Sept. 2000

Your Dog and Pony Show: Presenting a Dynamite Public Lecture || Peter Fiske, 1 Sept. 2000

'I Wish ...' Deliberations From Farther Along the Career Path || Dave Jensen, 18 Aug. 2000

Are You Job Hunting or Job Fishing? || Peter Fiske, 4 Aug. 2000

Coming to a Department Near You: Ph.D. Survival Skills Training || Dave Jensen, 21 July 2000

The Joy of Criticism || Peter Fiske, 7 July 2000

CVs That Open Industry Doors || Dave Jensen, 23 June 2000

Advanced Networking: Six Techniques For Maintaining Professional Momentum || Peter Fiske, 2 June 2000

Don't Let Them Wear You Down: How to Take Control of Your Career || Dave Jensen, 19 May 2000

Fair Thee Well: Strategies For Job Fair Success || Peter Fiske, 4 May 2000

The Art of Persuasion || Dave Jensen, 21 Apr 2000

Dot-Com-arama: The Start-Up Job as an Investment Decision || Peter Fiske, 7 Apr 2000

The Old Ways Don't Work Today || Dave Jensen, 10 Mar 2000

Enrich Your Life With Coincidence || Dave Jensen, 11 Feb 2000

The Other Side of the Interview || Peter Fiske, 28 Jan 2000

Six Ways to Break Out of a Rut || Dave Jensen, 14 Jan 2000

Coping With Change || Peter Fiske, 7 Jan 2000

Money, Money, Money--Optimizing Your Situation in the Job Market || Dave Jensen, 10 Dec 1999

Tooling Up Book Club: The Ph.D. Process || Peter Fiske, 26 Nov 1999

A Week in the Life of a Headhunter (Part Two) || Dave Jensen, 12 Nov 1999

Biases: Identifying, Understanding and Mitigating Negative Biases in Your Job Search || Peter Fiske, 22 Oct 1999

A Week in the Life of a Headhunter (Part One) || Dave Jensen, 15 Oct 1999

The Grad School Countdown: A Special Feature for Undergraduates! || Peter Fiske, 24 Sep 1999

Rules of the Road: A Collection of Philosophies From Leaders of the Biotechnology Industry || Dave Jensen, 10 Sep 1999

Strategic Communication Inside and Outside of Academia || Peter Fiske, 27 Aug 1999

The Single-Minded Pursuit || Dave Jensen, 13 Aug 1999

Jobs in Industry vs. Jobs in National Labs || Peter Fiske, 23 Jul 1999

The Telephone, Job Search Power Tool || Dave Jensen, 9 Jul 1999

The Dating Game: Why Job-Hunting and Finding a Mate Are Really the Same Thing || Peter Fiske, 25 Jun 1999

The Concept of "ME Inc." || David Jensen, 11 Jun 1999

The Scarlet Letter: Tips for Obtaining the Best, and Avoiding the Worst, in Your Letters of Reference || Peter Fiske, 28 May 1999

Learning to Think Like An Entrepreneur, Part Two || David Jensen, 14 May 1999

Learning to Think Like An Entrepreneur || David Jensen, 9 Apr 1999

In Praise of the Sherpa: Moving From Follower to Leader in Your Career || Peter Fiske, 26 Mar 1999

Managing First Impressions at Interviews || David Jensen, 12 Mar 1999

How to Separate Ideal Employers From Bad Ones During Your Job Search || Peter Fiske, 26 Feb 1999

First Encounters With Behavioral Interviewing: Does Your Past Behavior Indicate Your Future Performance? || David Jensen, 12 Feb 1999

What To Do When Your Advisor Goes Too Far, Part II || Peter Fiske, 22 Jan 1999

Regional Hot Spots In Biotech || David Jensen, 8 Jan 1999

What To Do When Your Advisor Goes Too Far, Part I || Peter Fiske, 25 Dec 1998

Preventing Burnout: Learning About the "Whys" of Job Satisfaction || David Jensen, 11 Dec 1998

A Postdoc Bill of Rights || Peter Fiske, 27 Nov 1998

How to Present Your Weaknesses During Interviews || David Jensen, 11 Nov 1998

Dressing Scientists for Success: Female Case Study || Peter Fiske, 23 Oct 1998

Scientists' Attitudes and the Job Search: Getting Up When Times Are Down || David Jensen, 9 Oct 1998

Millennial Trends in Science Employment || Peter Fiske, 25 Sep 1998

A Step-By-Step Protocol for Networking, Part Two || David Jensen, 11 Sep 1998

A Resume Makeover || Peter Fiske, 28 Aug 1998

A Step-By-Step Protocol for Networking, Part One || David Jensen, 7 Aug 1998

Overcoming The Bad Habits You Learned in Grad School || Peter Fiske, 24 Jul 1998

Interviewing Skills: What To Do When They Say "Tell Me About Yourself" || David Jensen, 10 Jul 1998

I'm Too Busy! The #1 Obstacle to Successful Career Development: Insufficient Time || Peter Fiske, 26 Jun 1998

Forecasting Compatibility: How to Select Your New Boss || David Jensen, 12 Jun 1998

Tooling Up Book Club: Alternative Careers in Science: Leaving the Ivory Tower|| Peter Fiske, 22 May 1998

Dual Career Scientific Couples: Relocating Both of You || David Jensen, 8 May 1998

Dysfunctional Advisee-Adviser Relationships: Methods for Negotiating Beyond Conflict || Peter Fiske, 24 Apr 1998

The Ins and Outs of "University Career Days" || David Jensen, 10 Apr 1998

It's April and I Still Don't Have a Job! The Panicked Scientist's Guide to Accelerated Job Searches || Peter Fiske, 27 Mar 1998

Self-Assessment Exercises: A GRE for Your Ego and Superego || Peter Fiske, 27 Feb 1998

The Path of a C.V. || David Jensen, 12 Feb 1998

The Tooling Up Book Club: On the Market|| Peter Fiske, 30 Jan 1998

How to Handle the Backwoods of Biotechnology || David Jensen, 16 Jan 1998

Dressing Scientists for Success: Male Case Study || Peter Fiske, 26 Sep 1997

What Are Headhunters and How Do They Work? || David Jensen, 12 Sep 1997

His Mother Cried When He Went Into Sales || David Jensen, 9 May 1997

The Commandments of Cover Letter Creation || Peter Fiske, 20 Dec 1996

How to Write a Winning Resume || Peter Fiske, 18 Oct 1996