Which matters most?
Does it matter that where you have completed your Phd or it matters how many Impact Factor or Scopus publications you have?
Curious for some meaningful answers.
Thanks in advance!
You probably have to distinguish between short-term and long-term impact. If your affiliation is a high-ranked university known for good research groups within your field, you will certainly get more attention. However, long-term it will be with the quality of your publications you build your credibility as a researcher.
Quality will be associated with publications in well-reputed publication channels. In the system using the quartile ranking method (Q1 - Q4) based on the Impact Factors, the Q1 is the most important.
You probably have to distinguish between short-term and long-term impact. If your affiliation is a high-ranked university known for good research groups within your field, you will certainly get more attention. However, long-term it will be with the quality of your publications you build your credibility as a researcher.
Quality will be associated with publications in well-reputed publication channels. In the system using the quartile ranking method (Q1 - Q4) based on the Impact Factors, the Q1 is the most important.
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