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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-20514-2ent platform. Realising an academic position was not her lifelong passion; Jade explored alternative roles through networking. She values autonomy, trusting relationships, and promoting open science. Jade continues applying user experience (UX) knowledge, research skills, and analytical abilities ho

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,Ann?herung an den Untersuchungsgegenstand,ing an academic career, Chinmaya realised the need for better work-life balance with a newborn. He values the creativity, problem-solving, and collaboration in marketing. Chinmaya continues applying analytical abilities and communication skills from his PhD. Though sometimes fast-paced, he notes fre

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-82092-1of the academic environment that didn’t fit her professional aspirations and lifestyle, and the factors that led her to change her career trajectory. Katie’s insights offer a new perspective on how the skills gained during academic research can be leveraged in other sectors such as charity funder, a

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