It's been a while since i'm in research. Everyday I read new stuff, get stress at how much i dont know, try to learn, and then in the middle, I'm taken to what will be new in my work?
What is 'new' in research? When do you know if what you do everyday IS research?
Please assist. I cant afford anymore years in this cycle of apprehensions.
How to think 'new' for your research?
You can explore the following that I'd shared in the following RG link:
https://www.researchgate.net/post/How_to_come_up_with_Research_Ideas3#view=58530ca4dc332d4a147b2bc4
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It's been a while since i'm in research. Everyday I read new stuff, get stress at how much i dont know, try to learn, and then in the middle, I'm taken to what will be new in my work?
It reminds me a statement - "the more you learn, the more you realize you don't know". But don't give up, it is a norm for many researchers including myself. That's why I find passion & perseverance are critical success factors for a successful researcher. Moreover, literature review is an important skillset that a researcher needs to master in order to contribute to new knowledge & not reinvent the wheel especially in iS / IT research whereby they are changing at lightning speeds.
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