Surviving The Job Market (Ep. 9 ft. Dr. Francesca Nannetti, Dr. Seong Won Yang, and Dr. Andrew Foley)

Episode 9 of Talking Ties: The Science of Social Networks podcast is now available on all major platforms. This episode is part of a two-part series geared toward PhD students and postdoctoral scholars navigating the academic job market. In Part 1, we hear from three (rockstar) assistant professors who recently went through the process themselves. In Part 2, we'll hear from senior faculty as they share their perspectives on the dos and don'ts of the job market, including what search committees look for and common mistakes candidates can avoid. In Episode 9, we discuss when to start preparing application materials, how to approach job talks and campus interviews, and practical advice for successfully navigating the faculty hiring process. Whether you're getting ready to go on the market or just beginning to think about it, this conversation offers practical insights from junior faculty who have recently been through the experience.   Thank you for listening! If you liked today's episode, please like and subscribe to our channel.   Additional Information: The Social Networks Society (SNS) is a community aimed to foster meaningful connections among scholars engaged in research, teaching, and practice of social networks. If you are interested in joining our community, please click on the following link for further instructions: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VlemV9z3N0gnqMHmfuqZnImrWaPZot_y/edit?tab=t.0#heading=h.gjdgxs Link to the SNS Community Website: https://www.socialnetworkssociety.org   Guest Profiles: Dr. Francesca Nannetti: https://neoma-bs.com/professors/nannetti-francesca Dr. Seong Won Yang: https://olemiss.edu/profiles/syang9 Dr.  Andrew Foley: https://www.stern.nyu.edu/faculty/bio/andrew-foley     Host Profiles: Dr. Teodora Tomova Shakur: https://teodoratomovashakur.com Dr. Jason Ross: https://www.wcu.edu/faculty/jrross.aspx   Editor: Khalid Tomova Shakur   #socialnetworksresearch #socialnetworks #academicresearch #academia #professor #academicjobmarket