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The premier podcast by industry PhDs. With thousands of monthly listeners, the Cheeky Scientist Radio podcast is dedicated to helping PhDs transition into their first or next industry position. Every episode provides leading edge insights on how PhDs can avoid career failure and job search rejections, and instead attract hiring managers and recruiters to get hired into top industry jobs. Recent shows cover industry resumes, LinkedIn profiles, creating a job search strategy, identifying surging career tracks and avoiding dead end career tracks, successfully preparing for and passing phone screens, video interviews and site visits, and much more. This show features top industry PhDs in 50+ different industry positions. Subscribe now and listen.
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A review of our internal data as well as external data including large media, niche media, journal articles, and other studies, identified 8 core strategies.
The post #801 Most Referenced PhD Job Search Strategies (12 Month Review) appeared first on Cheeky Scientist.
As a PhD, you’re not just one employee—you’re several. Your ROI to an employer is very high. Are you communicating it?
The post #800 Cost Efficiency Is What Employers Hire For Now appeared first on Cheeky Scientist.
Standing out to hiring managers and company employees requires more than just submitting applications; it demands strategic communication that grabs attention from the very first sentence.
The post #799 Irresistible Networking Emails & LinkedIn Messages appeared first on Cheeky Scientist.
If you’re tired of being just another name in an ATS black hole, it’s time to embrace bold, cutting-edge strategies that grab an employer’s attention.
The post #798 Modern Ways To Get An Employer’s Attention appeared first on Cheeky Scientist.
Employers need to see that you’re motivated, adaptable, and ready to contribute right now.
The post #797 Stop Writing Resumes That Scream Overeducated appeared first on Cheeky Scientist.
Employers need to see that you’re motivated, adaptable, and ready to contribute right now. In today’s job market, your experience and education are only as valuable as the story you tell about them.
The post #796 Older? Experienced? …“Outdated”? appeared first on Cheeky Scientist.
Employers need to see that you’re motivated, adaptable, and ready to contribute right now. In today’s job market, your experience and education are only as valuable as the story you tell about them.
The post #795 “Overqualified” Often Means “Too Expensive” appeared first on Cheeky Scientist.
Employers aren’t just hiring for skills—they’re hiring for fit. If they sense even a hint of arrogance or bossiness, you’re out of the running.
The post #794 Avoid The “Know-It-All” Label (3 Tips For PhDs) appeared first on Cheeky Scientist.
Employers need to feel that you’ll respect the existing hierarchy and culture. If you suspect the employer is worried about you getting bored, acknowledge it directly.
The post #793 Show Employers You’re Not Going To Be A Problem appeared first on Cheeky Scientist.
Employers want to hear that you’re in it for the long haul. Be specific about why this position is a perfect fit for your career stage and how you see yourself growing within the company.
The post #792 Stop Being Seen As A Flight Risk appeared first on Cheeky Scientist.
Stay arrogant, and you might never work in industry again. But if you’re willing to approach the process with humility, adaptability, and a clear focus on the employer’s needs, you’ll set yourself apart—and you’ll win.
The post #791 Why So Many Laid Off PhDs Never Get Hired Again appeared first on Cheeky Scientist.
The job market isn’t fair, but it is predictable. Use that predictability to your advantage.
The post #790 Employers See Your Online Activity. Get Hired Anyway appeared first on Cheeky Scientist.
Hiring managers don’t care about your credentials, your jargon, or how smart you sound. They care about whether you can solve their problems, fit into their culture, and stay long enough for them to hit their retention goals.
The post #789 Your Resume Repels Hiring Managers. Here’s Why appeared first on Cheeky Scientist.
Your job search, like any meaningful pursuit in life, must be approached with unrelenting rationality. Reason is your only tool for survival and success.
The post #788 The Job Market Rewards Ability, Not Need appeared first on Cheeky Scientist.
The path to success in your career is no different from building wealth: it requires discipline, strategic effort, and a clear understanding of how to maximize your opportunities.
The post #787 Timeless Wealth Principles That Get PhDs Hired appeared first on Cheeky Scientist.
Industry research suggests that changing companies yields a much higher pay bump compared to typical internal promotions or raises, which are often capped at smaller percentages.
The post #786 How To Move From One Industry Job To The Next appeared first on Cheeky Scientist.
Your PhD represents years of specialized skill development, rigorous research, and the ability to solve complex problems. These are assets that many employers need but don’t know how to evaluate.
The post #785 Merit-Based Hiring Is Roaring Back (Be Ready) appeared first on Cheeky Scientist.
Rejection will happen. Feeling sad and unwanted will happen. But those emotions do not define you or your worth—they are simply part of the process.
The post #784 Stoic Lessons For Overcoming Job Search Sadness And Burnout appeared first on Cheeky Scientist.
Just as your PhD research took years of work before yielding results, your job search is an investment in your future. It’s not about immediate gratification but about positioning yourself for the right opportunity.
The post #783 Staying Motivated During A Guarantee-Free Job Search appeared first on Cheeky Scientist.
Employers care about who makes their lives easier. Prove that’s you, and you’ll win the role—even against the odds.
The post #782 Are You Too Overqualified For This Job Market? appeared first on Cheeky Scientist.
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