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In our interview with Tracy Warbrick, she shares her journey from using EEG and fMRI methods in her PhD and postdoc to working at a company that develops the equipment for this research. Tracy initially worked in customer support for the same company, but after a few years she was able to shift to a role that challenged her in a different way and provided more freedom. Tracy highlights the many skills that are developed in a PhD – including project management, problem-solving, and communication – that can go far in many other work contexts. Tracy didn’t have a long-term career plan but was able to leverage her knowledge and skills to find a role that fit her interests and motivations.
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Warbrick, T. (2024). “It’s Healthy to Evaluate Your Situation and It Might Lead to Staying Where You Are or Finding New Challenges”. In: Madan, C.R. (eds) Academia and the World Beyond, Volume 2. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-47980-9_9
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