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Hi Beth! I’ve tried to get a couple essays/poems published in literary magazines, but it is always so painful to get rejected, and I’m wondering if it is even worth it to continue pursuing publication. Do people even read the stuff that comes out in literary magazines anymore? There are a few that I read occasionally, but honestly, it feels like a waste of time and emotional energy to read and submit to magazines that in the long term won’t really change anything for me.

Should I just keep writing and posting stuff to my own social media/blogs instead?

that's a great question! the answer depends on your goals.

if you want to get into an MFA program...

lit mag publishing is helpful but not necessary to get into a good program. moreover, part of what you'll be doing in the MFA is learning about publishing, so you'll be doing that work there anyway. the MFA is also for exploration, so if you don't really have your own aesthetic defined yet, it makes sense to wait and focus on your writing sample for your grad application.

if you want to become a creative writing professor...

hands down, if you want to be in academia, you need to be well published. submitting is more or less a part-time job. rack up those CV lines.

(for this you'll also need an MFA, so that's the first step regardless.)

if you want to get an agent and publish a book...

lit mag publications can be helpful when querying agents, and once you sign an agent, those publications will help them pitch your book to editors. it shows that you've been through a formal editorial process on a smaller scale before venturing to one on a bigger scale. in some ways, if it helps, you can see lit mag publishing as practice for book publishing.

if you want to be read...

write fanfic.

what i mean is, you're right, other than like The New Yorker and Granta and whatnot, lit mags don't tend to have a wide distribution. if you have a greater readership and more meaningful interaction on social media, then it makes sense to share your work with the audience you've already built.

however, if you get published in an online magazine, you can have the best of both worlds: it's a formal publication *and* your existing readership will have access to it. also, if you're publishing poetry, a lot of my poet friends screencap the poem from the publication and share it on social media. but i'm not a poet, so i'm not sure what exactly the etiquette there is.

if you want to make money...

hard stop, you won't make significant money publishing in lit mags. you could make significant money pitching articles to news outlets and regular magazines, though. a lot of writers make a career on that.

if you want to live the writing life...

what i mean by "the writing life" is the big picture of things. it's not about publishing, it's about everything. when you choose the writing life, you're choosing to put your writing above all other things (professionally, i mean. lots of writers have families and a social life).

the writing life is a gamut: you get an MFA, you maybe get a PhD, you teach, you publish, you edit, you apply to grants, you keep up your CV, you get some awards, you go to residencies, and so on. and once you get a book out, you get ARCs, you blurb, you mentor, you do readings, you go on book tours, you do interviews.

and if that's your goal, lit mag publishing becomes occasional but eternal. you're settled in for the long con and so you don't have to push so hard. for me anyway, i only submit when i come across a magazine i like. i spend most of my submission and rejection energy on residencies and grants.

i went to a talk by Mary Gaitskill once and someone asked her if publishing ever gets easier. she said that book publishing gets easier because you can become established and gain an audience, but lit mag publishing is always hard. she's one of the most lauded living American writers, and she said she still gets lit mag rejections.

if you've finished something you're proud of and want to find a home for it...

this is why most writers publish, i think. it's less about clout and prestige and whatever else, and more about putting your work on a shelf and being able to say, "this belongs somewhere that it can be seen and appreciated." i have a folder in my drive called "homeless stories" and it's full of pieces that i either tried to publish and gave up on, or stories that i didn't feel like sending out. i have probably 10x more original work that hasn't seen the light of day than work that has.

if you hate the idea of sitting on a story or a poem, then keep looking for a home for it.

if you want to avoid rejections...

there's no way to avoid rejections. they're inherent in any pursuit where your work has to go through a gate of approval. but i promise you, rejections are meaningless. your favorite author has received a thousand of them. a rejection means your work didn't suit the taste of the editor, and when you receive a rejection, it's helpful to remind yourself that their taste probably sucks. a rejection means your work met a slush reader who had a headache that day and wasn't reading closely enough. a rejection means a magazine got hundreds of submissions and maybe you made it to the longlist or the shortlist but you'll never know because not all mags tell you that. a rejection means that maybe one of the editors fought hard for your piece and lost.

handling rejection gets easier as you accumulate acceptances. every acceptance you get means some editor somewhere read your piece and vibed with it, and values the work you're doing.

in short:

stop submitting if you feel like you're not ready to publish, or

keep submitting if you're ready to and you're in it for the long con

and in closing, i'll tell you what every professor and mentor i've ever had has told me (and which i hated to hear): publishing will always be there for you. there's no hurry.

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Any advice for getting into and getting through Masters/PhD programs? Since you're a professor and all.

well, i’m a graduate teaching fellow/adjunct professor which i promise is very different from a “real” professor, but here’s what i’ll say off the top of my head about these apps

get a professor whose terminal degree is a phd on your side! even better if they’re willing to help you go through your application closely and give you feedback on your personal statement, writing sample, etc.

in fact, send your writing for the application to as many trusted advisors as you can for feedback.

in your personal statement/statement of purpose, be as specific as possible about what your research interests are. it’s possible (even likely) that your research interests will evolve as you continue your graduate education but showing that your current interests are specific shows the committee reviewing your application that you have direction and you know what sort of thing you want your thesis or dissertation to be on (like this will of course change but i think it shows a level of maturity in your thinking about your scholarship)f

try to attend conferences and get teaching experience under your belt that you can put on your CV. i was pretty shocked that no one else in my cohort had teaching experience so it’s not *necessary* but it may be something that helps you stand out. having gone to conferences also shows that you’re serious about research and being part of the field

if you can help it DO NOT GO TO GRAD SCHOOL ON YOUR OWN DIME. especially at the phd level. if your program accepted you without giving you a fellowship then you shouldn’t be there. (i think this used to be more of a thing and has maybe dropped off). i would think that you should only be paying your way through grad school if you’re CERTAIN there’s a lucrative job on the other side of it for you. and for those of us pursuing grad degrees because we want to be professors, there usually isn’t.

if you take the GRE and your math score is low don’t worry about it if you’re going into the humanities. mine was awful and apparently they didn’t care. also, i think i took the GRE twice and did no studying in between and my verbal score shot up to 96th percentile the second time, so if you have the money it might be worth taking more than once if you think you can bump up your scores. a lot of programs are eliminating subject specific gre requirements (like a special english lit gre test or something idk i never took it) or not requiring the GRE at all. so check and see what your programs require before you invest too much time in the GRE stuff.

apply WIDELY. by that i don’t mean you should apply to a zillion places, but don’t apply to places that won’t be a good fit and don’t limit yourself by arbitrary factors like geography. i applied to places on the west coast and in the midwest and it is just sheer luck that i ended up in nyc, exactly where i wanted to be

dont be discouraged if you have to apply more than once. a LOT of this is luck of the draw and how you fit in with the current body of students and whether there are professors there who are capable of mentoring you because you share research interests

but take all that with a grain of salt because it’s just off the top of my head… and it’s been 3 years since i last did this so i’ve probably forgotten some things about the process.

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By: Randall L. Kennedy

Published: Apr 2, 2024

On a posting for a position as an assistant professor in international and comparative education at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, applicants are required to submit a CV, a cover letter, a research statement, three letters of reference, three or more writing samples, and a statement of teaching philosophy that includes a description of their “orientation toward diversity, equity, and inclusion practices.”

At Harvard and elsewhere, hiring for academic jobs increasingly requires these so-called diversity statements, which Harvard’s Derek Bok Center for Teaching and Learning describes as being “about your commitment to furthering EDIB within the context of institutions of higher education.”

By requiring academics to profess — and flaunt — faith in DEI, the proliferation of diversity statements poses a profound challenge to academic freedom.

A closer look at the Bok Center’s page on diversity statements illustrates how.

For the purpose of showcasing attentiveness to DEI, the Center suggests answering questions such as: “How does your research engage with and advance the well-being of socially marginalized communities?”; “Do you know how the following operate in the academy: implicit bias, different forms of privilege, (settler-)colonialism, systemic and interpersonal racism, homophobia, heteropatriarchy, and ableism?”; “How do you account for the power dynamics in the classroom, including your own positionality and authority?”; “How do you design course assessments with EDIB in mind?”; and “How have you engaged in or led EDIB campus initiatives or programming?”

The Bok Center’s how-to page mirrors the expectation that DEI statements will essentially constitute pledges of allegiance that enlist academics into the DEI movement by dint of soft-spoken but real coercion: If you want the job or the promotion, play ball — or else.

Playing ball entails affirming that the DEI bureaucracy is a good thing and asking no questions that challenge it, all the while making sure to use in one’s attestations the easy-to-parody DEI lingo. It does not take much discernment to see, moreover, that the diversity statement regime leans heavily and tendentiously towards varieties of academic leftism and implicitly discourages candidates who harbor ideologically conservative dispositions.

In addition to exerting pressure towards leftist conformity, the process of eliciting diversity statements abets cynicism. Detractors reasonably suspect that underneath the uncontroversial aspirations for diversity statements — facilitating a more open and welcoming environment for everyone — are controversial goals including the weeding out of candidates who manifest opposition to or show insufficient enthusiasm for the DEI regime.

Detractors also reasonably object to what they see as a troubling invitation to ritualized dissembling. A cottage industry of diversity statement “counseling” has already emerged to offer candidates prefabricated, boilerplate rhetoric.

Candidates for academic positions at Harvard should not be asked to support ideological commitments. Imagine the howl of protest that would (or should) erupt if a school at Harvard asked a candidate for a faculty position to submit a statement of their orientation towards capitalism, or patriotism, or Making America Great Again with a clear expectation of allegiance? Such pressure constitutes an encroachment upon the intellectual freedom that ought to be part of the enjoyment of academic life.

Demands for DEI statements are also counterproductive to efforts to undo the effects of long overlooked invidious social discriminations in academia. It is important to remember that the DEI ethos did not emerge from nowhere — it emerged from a laudable determination to free academia of attitudes and practices that impeded potential contributors for prejudicial reasons, thereby depriving institutions of higher learning of useful talents.

Universities are under a legal, moral, and pedagogical duty to take action against wrongful discriminatory conduct. But demands for mandatory DEI statements venture far beyond that obligation into territory that is full of booby-traps inimical to an intellectually healthy university environment.

By overreaching, by resorting to compulsion, by forcing people to toe a political line, by imposing ideological litmus tests, by incentivizing insincerity, and by creating a circular mode of discourse that is seemingly impervious to self-questioning, the current DEI regime is discrediting itself.

It would be hard to overstate the degree to which many academics at Harvard and beyond feel intense and growing resentment against the DEI enterprise because of features that are perhaps most evident in the demand for DEI statements. I am a scholar on the left committed to struggles for social justice. The realities surrounding mandatory DEI statements, however, make me wince. The practice of demanding them ought to be abandoned, both at Harvard and beyond.

Randall L. Kennedy is the Michael R. Klein Professor at Harvard Law School.

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Ensure that the writer offers a personalized approach, as a one-size-fits-all resume is unlikely to stand out in the competitive Dubai job market.

The Impact of a Professionally Written Resume

Investing in a professional resume writer can significantly impact your job search success. A well-crafted resume can open doors to new opportunities, highlight your strengths in a competitive job market, and ultimately help you achieve your career goals.

In Dubai and the UAE, where the job market is bustling and the competition is fierce, the expertise of a professional resume writer can be the key to standing out. Whether you are a seasoned professional looking to advance your career or a newcomer aiming to make a mark, a professionally written resume is an invaluable asset in your job search toolkit.

Conclusion

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Career Objective for IT Fresher: Tips and Examples

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Introduction 

Are you a recent college graduate about to start your career in IT? The career aim on your resume is where you may start grabbing employers' attention. Your chances of getting that ideal job might be greatly increased by creating a well-thought-out professional objective. We'll provide you with all the advice, samples, and resources you need in this article to help you as an IT freshman write a strong career objective.

What is a Career Objective?

A career objective is a simple paragraph that starts your resume and highlights your abilities, career aspirations, and potential employer value. It's an easy method to highlight your goals, experience, and potential benefits to the business. A strong career objective is especially important for recent IT graduates because it's the first thing employers see on your resume and tells them about your goals and qualifications.

Why a Career Objective Matters for IT Freshers?

The first thing recruiters look at on your CV is your career objective.  This is your chance to make an impression that will last. Why it matters is as follows:

First Impression One of the best first impressions you can make on a recruiter reading your resume is with a well-written career objective. It gives the recruiter a quick overview of your abilities, capabilities, and career objectives while laying the foundation for them to learn more about your credentials and prospects.

Highlight Skills A career objective showcases your skills, strengths, and career goals, allowing recruiters to quickly gauge your potential.  It provides an opportunity to highlight your relevant skills, qualifications, and achievements, making you stand out in the competitive job market.

Guiding Recruiter's Attention

It directs the recruiter's focus to the value you can provide to the company, making your CV stand out from the competition.

Customization

A tailored career objective can make your resume stand out from the rest, demonstrating that you are a good fit for the specific role and company.

Tips for Writing a Winning Career Objective

A complete understanding of the qualities that employers value and dedication to detail are necessary when creating a successful career objective. The following advice will assist you in creating a strong career objective:

Keep It Short and Specific: Your professional goal should be as brief as possible, ideally consisting of no more than two or three phrases.

Customize for Each Application: Make your professional objective unique for each application you send in. Highlight your most relevant experiences and qualifications for the position.

Highlight Your Skills and Achievements: Focus on what you can offer to the employer. Highlight any relevant skills, achievements, or certifications.

Show Your Career Goals: Express your career goals clearly. Let the employer know what you aim to achieve in your career.

Use Keywords: Incorporate keywords from the job description to ensure your resume passes through applicant tracking systems (ATS).

Examples of Career Objectives for IT Freshers

Here are some examples of well-crafted career objectives for IT freshers:

Example 1:

"Dedicated and detail-oriented recent IT graduate looking for a software development entry-level job. skilled in Python, C++, and Java. excited to use my abilities and add to creative projects at [Company Name]."

Example 2:

"Recent computer science graduate with a passion for web development and a strong foundation in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Seeking to leverage my skills in a dynamic IT environment at [Company Name] to develop efficient and user-friendly software solutions."

Example 3:

"Highly motivated and technically skilled IT graduate seeking an opportunity in network administration. Proficient in TCP/IP, DNS, and DHCP. Dedicated to providing reliable support and contributing to the smooth operation of IT systems at [Company Name]."

Creating Your Career Goal: A Step-by-Step Guide

To create a successful professional target, follow these steps:

Identify Your Goals: Determine what you want to achieve in your IT career.

Highlight Your Skills: List down your technical skills, achievements, and certifications.

Research the Company: Understand the company's values, mission, and the job role you are applying for.

Customize Your Objective: Tailor your career objective to fit the job description and the company's requirements.

Proofread and Edit: Ensure your career objective is free from any grammatical errors and is well-structured.

Conclusion

In order to stand out in a competitive job market, IT freshmen must create a compelling career aim. You may write a strong career objective that highlights your abilities, objectives, and suitability for the position by using the advice and examples in this book. Don't forget to edit and proofread your career aim properly before submitting it for each application.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. How long should an IT fresher career objective be?

A1. Keep it short and specific, ideally no longer than two to three sentences.

Q2. Should I include soft skills in my career objective?

A2. Focus more on technical skills, but if a particular soft skill is essential for the job role, it can be included.

Q3. Is it necessary to customize my career objective for each application?

A3. Yes, tailoring your career objective for each job application increases your chances of getting noticed by recruiters.

Q4. Can I use the same career objective for different job applications?

A4. While the essence can be the same, it's crucial to customize it to fit the specific job description and company.

Q5. Should I include my career goals in the career objective?

A5. Yes, express your career goals clearly to let the employer know what you aim to achieve in your career.

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Biomedical Scientist Jobs in the UK with Visa Sponsorship

The field of biomedical science is critical for advancing healthcare and medical research. As the demand for skilled professionals in this sector grows, the UK offers numerous opportunities for biomedical scientists, including roles that provide visa sponsorship for international candidates. This guide will explore the landscape of biomedical scientist jobs in the UK, focusing on visa sponsorship, job requirements, and how to navigate the application process.

Understanding the Role of a Biomedical Scientist

Biomedical scientists play a pivotal role in healthcare by conducting laboratory tests to diagnose diseases, evaluate treatments, and support clinical research. Their work involves analyzing biological samples, interpreting data, and contributing to medical advancements.Biomedical Scientist Jobs in the UK with Visa Sponsorship

Demand for Biomedical Scientists in the UK

The UK’s healthcare system, particularly the National Health Service (NHS), consistently seeks qualified biomedical scientists to fill critical roles. The need for qualified professionals in pathology, microbiology, immunology, and other specialized fields within biomedical science is what is driving the demand.

Visa Sponsorship for Biomedical Scientists

For international candidates, securing a job that offers visa sponsorship is crucial. The UK’s Skilled Worker visa (formerly Tier 2 visa) is the primary route for non-UK residents to work in the country. Employers must hold a valid sponsorship licence to hire international employees under this visa category.

Key Requirements for Visa Sponsorship

Job Offer from a Licensed Sponsor: You must have a confirmed job offer from a UK employer who holds a sponsorship licence.

Salary Threshold: The minimum salary for Skilled Worker visa eligibility is typically £26,200 or the going rate for the specific role, whichever is higher.

Skill Level: The job must be at RQF Level 3 or above, which is equivalent to A-level qualifications.

English Language Proficiency: Candidates must demonstrate proficiency in English, usually by passing an approved English language test or holding a degree taught in English.

Biomedical Scientist Jobs in the UK with Visa Sponsorship

Finding Biomedical Scientist Jobs with Visa Sponsorship

NHS Jobs

The NHS is one of the largest employers of biomedical scientists in the UK. Job openings are frequently listed on the NHS Jobs website. Here, you can find roles that specify visa sponsorship availability. It’s essential to check the job description for details on sponsorship and eligibility requirements.

Recruitment Agencies

Several recruitment agencies specialize in healthcare roles, including biomedical science. Agencies such as HCL Workforce Solutions, Your World Healthcare, and Mediplacements often have listings for positions that include visa sponsorship.

Online Job Portals

Websites like Indeed, Glassdoor, and LinkedIn also feature job listings for biomedical scientists. These platforms allow you to filter search results by visa sponsorship availability, making it easier to identify suitable opportunities.

Applying for Biomedical Scientist Jobs

When applying for jobs, ensure your CV and cover letter highlight your relevant qualifications, experience, and willingness to relocate. Tailor your application to match the job requirements and emphasize your expertise in specific areas of biomedical science.

Required Qualifications and Experience

Education: A degree in biomedical science or a related field is essential. Many positions also require a postgraduate qualification or specialized training.

Professional Registration: Registration with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) is mandatory to practice as a biomedical scientist in the UK.

Experience: Relevant laboratory experience, particularly in a clinical or research setting, is highly valued.

Navigating the Visa Application Process

Once you secure a job offer with visa sponsorship, you can begin the visa application process. Here’s a step-by-step guide:

Certificate of Sponsorship (CoS): Your employer will issue a CoS, which is a unique reference number required for your visa application.

Online Application: Complete the Skilled Worker visa application form on the UK government website.

Biometrics Appointment: Schedule and attend an appointment to provide your fingerprints and photograph.

Supporting Documents: Submit the required documents, including your CoS, proof of English proficiency, and financial evidence.

Pay Fees: Pay the visa application fee and the Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS).

Decision: Wait for a decision from UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI). Processing times can vary, but priority services are available for faster decisions.

Biomedical Scientist Jobs in the UK with Visa Sponsorship

Challenges and Tips for International Applicants

Adapting to UK Healthcare Practices

International candidates may need to familiarize themselves with UK healthcare standards and practices. Consider taking online courses or attending workshops to bridge any knowledge gaps.

Networking

Building a professional network can significantly enhance your job search. Join relevant professional organizations, such as the Institute of Biomedical Science (IBMS), and participate in conferences and seminars.

Conclusion

The UK offers excellent career opportunities for biomedical scientists, including positions that provide visa sponsorship for international applicants. By understanding the job market, meeting the necessary requirements, and effectively navigating the application process, you can successfully secure a role in this vital field. Whether you aim to work within the NHS or in private research, the UK presents a dynamic and rewarding environment for biomedical science professionals.

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CV Innovations: Embracing the Future of Career Documentation

As the job market continues to evolve, so too does the way we document and present our careers. Traditional resumes and curriculum vitae (CVs) are giving way to innovative approaches that better showcase a candidate's skills, experiences, and potential. Here are some key trends shaping the future of career documentation:

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Interactive and Multimedia Resumes: Static documents are being replaced by interactive and multimedia-rich resumes. Candidates are incorporating videos, infographics, and other multimedia elements to create dynamic presentations that capture attention and provide a more comprehensive view of their abilities.

Online Portfolios: With the rise of digital platforms, many candidates are creating online portfolios to showcase their work. These portfolios often include samples of projects, case studies, and testimonials, allowing candidates to demonstrate their skills and expertise in a tangible way.

Infographic Resumes: Infographics are becoming increasingly popular as a way to visually represent career information. Infographic resumes use charts, graphs, and other visual elements to highlight key accomplishments, skills, and experiences in a visually appealing format. For more : نموذج سيره ذاتيه

Personal Branding: More than just a list of qualifications, resumes are increasingly becoming a platform for personal branding. Candidates are using their resumes to tell a cohesive story about who they are, what they value, and what sets them apart from other candidates.

Customization and Targeting: One-size-fits-all resumes are being replaced by customized documents tailored to specific industries, companies, or even individual job postings. Candidates are using data analytics and personalization tools to customize their resumes and increase their chances of success.

AI and ATS Optimization: As companies rely more on applicant tracking systems (ATS) to screen resumes, candidates are using artificial intelligence (AI) tools to optimize their documents for ATS compatibility. This includes using relevant keywords, formatting techniques, and other strategies to increase visibility and improve their chances of being selected for an interview.

Blockchain Verification: Blockchain technology is being explored as a way to verify the authenticity of resumes and prevent fraud. By storing resume data on a decentralized and immutable ledger, candidates can provide employers with greater confidence in the accuracy and integrity of their documents. To read more : كيف اسوي سيره ذاتيه

In conclusion, the future of career documentation is marked by innovation, personalization, and digitalization. Candidates are embracing new technologies and approaches to create resumes that are more engaging, informative, and effective in today's competitive job market. By staying ahead of these trends and embracing the opportunities they present, candidates can position themselves for success in their careers.

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