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Sarah Winnicki, PhD@skwinnicki.bsky.social |
Having been married to an academic researcher is strange because I picked up knowledge of her sub-field but can't really put that in job applications I wish there was a professional way to say "I helped troubleshoot code for these kind of projects in my living room"
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Katharine Hayhoe
@katharinehayhoe.com
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I am conversant in the latest theories of second language acquisition 😁
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Dr. Stephanie
@punkrockscience.bsky.social
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I have the same problem with J - his speciality is not so much adjacent to mine as of interest to people in mine, and I know *way* more about it than my official CV says.
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Sarah Winnicki, PhD
@skwinnicki.bsky.social
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My ex-wife and I met studying sparrows together, but we focused on research at different scales (I studied individual-level physiology, she did big data distribution modeling). We're certainly not experts in each other's work, but not complete novices either!
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Michele Tobias, PhD
@micheletobias.bsky.social
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What if you consider it consulting? I think this is legitimate experience.
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The Bug Sex Lady
@bunnyloveerin.bsky.social
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I definitely picked up quite a few microbiology tidbits from my ex lol
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David Wakeham
@wakehamamr.bsky.social
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You probably could work it in somehow using STAR method. Maybe something like I provided code debugging and troubleshooting support in a collaborative home-based projects which lead to a successful deployment of application x?
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