I don't think it does. There is no connection between administrative position and scientific research. However, in a situation where a researcher needs a classified administrative data to carry out a study, that is where the problem could arise.
Yes impede it, But that doesn't prevent the completion of scientific research.
REGARDS
There is no general answer, it depends on the type and requirements of the administrative position, the type and requirement of the research, does it involve a lot of field work in a remote area? laboratory work? Computations? Etc, It also depends on the researcher and his abilities to organize his activities. is he working alone or with a team?
Yes it does. It takes a lot of time that could have been used to perform scientific experiments, analyses or write-ups
Definitely.
Many good researchers become an ordinary administrator once they enter in the field of administration.
Absolutely yes.I am working as Department head for 4 years (2 year Two times) ,and i failed toperform any experiment during these periods .
Yes, i agree with Dr. Doha. The administration impede the completion of the scientific research.
Adel
Sometimes yes, but the researcher needs to arrange his schedule by right way.
Its dependent ,,but in all cases the administrative position may be delayed the performing of the planed researches or some times make the researcher choose the academic researches because he hasnt much time to achieve the experimental researches ,, Best regards ,, Jawad Ali
Absolutely Yes!! your priority will change becoz the expectation are different in both situation.
It certainly does. You can not be an effective administrator and maintain your level of research activity prior to assuming additional duties.
Research and Administration require DIFFERENT mind set.
So, it is very difficult to continue both of them successfully together.
Certainly, some times it is difficult to complete the Research assignments.
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