biovectoral
Christos Efthymiou, PhDThis is a weekly publication for scientists about ambition, work, and careers, with essays and practical exercises designed to help readers earn more, pursue better opportunities, and maximize their potential.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 35 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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How to Earn More Money in Academia
People in academia earn very little money relative to the amount of knowledge, responsibility, and expertise they’re expected to have, and I’m tired of it.
You spend years becoming an expert in a highly specialized field, work on projects...
Is a PhD Even Worth It Anymore?
Yesterday, I read about someone with a PhD in chemical engineering from Princeton who is still unemployed 2 years after graduation, and I'm not surprised.
The story was published in the Wall Street Journal, and it’s about a man named Jack...
Stop Being Lazy
We are lazy.
If we don’t feel like cooking dinner, we order food. If we have something difficult to write, we ask AI to write it for us. If we want to see our friends, we wait for someone else to organize something because making plans, fi...
Should You Message the Hiring Manager?
Someone just told me that after applying to a job, they messaged the hiring manager, and soon after were removed from consideration.
They had been unemployed for a few months and were struggling to get any traction. They had several years...
Ageism in Biotech is Out of Hand
I recently spoke with a scientist who was laid off at 45 and, after almost two years of trying to find another job, eventually had to leave biotech altogether.
They had spent more than a decade building their career in the industry. After...
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I love writing about how people build careers, how institutions shape ambition, why so many highly capable people end up feeling lost, and how science, AI, media, and work are all changing at the same time.
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