Shivangi
Sharma
Founder at Psysquare
"Make Research Your Superpower"
"Make Research Your Superpower"
Thu June 10 - 6:30 PM EDT/New York (See in local time)
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04//2024 6:30 PM
04//2024 06:50 PM
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"Make Research Your Superpower"
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"Make Research Your Superpower"
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"Make Research Your Superpower"
"Make Research Your Superpower"
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Session: Make Research Your Superpower
Research skills are in great demand. Employers today are looking for graduates that have research and problem-solving skills. There is no right age or degree required to become a researcher and in this talk, I will make research your superpower. Learn practical strategies to demonstrate your research skills as a graduate student/anyone transitioning to make research their full-time career.Key Takeaways
- Understanding the importance of research skills in advancing your career
- Insights on tools and methods to conduct independent research projects
- Learn innovative strategies to demonstrate research skills as a graduate student
- Importance of being an ethical researcher
Bio
Shivangi Sharma is an Organizational Psychologist and UX Researcher. Her area of expertise is understanding human behavior and its interaction with technology. She has worked in technology, healthcare, hospitality, education, and transportation sectors to gain an array of exposure and experience in research. Her venture, Psysquare aims to enhance the employment skills and life skills of graduate students through customized training and mentoring programs. Along with research, her passions include meditation and trying recipes from around the world in her humble kitchen.