What advice would you give to a young researcher who has to develop his/her ability to produce collaborative scientific work?
There should be a leader for a team in order to draw a plan of the study, to divide the the tasks and to unify the ideas specifically if the coauthors are more than three.
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Based on my experience, if they're academic instructors, I would inform them that it's important to develop their career portfolio and credibility in their discipline for the purpose of gaining the trust and respect of undergraduates who are learning from them in their major. Also, I think it's important to add into the theory based on your new discovery instead of repeating what the PowerPoint slides said from the textbook.
G. Stephen having a network is one condition, but what's the trigger? What are the best practices? Surely not just waiting for people to ring to your door... Could you perhaps elaborate more?
1. Avoid free-loaders.
2. Know your tools for co-working ; for example if you prefer doing it online then familiarize yourself with Google Documents.
3. Choose a partner who enjoys skills that you lack. Don't repeat yourself by selecting someone who has your skills and experiences.
There should be a leader for a team in order to draw a plan of the study, to divide the the tasks and to unify the ideas specifically if the coauthors are more than three.
Networking, you need to know your potential partner well to avoid unnecessary pain in long term, like freeloader, etc.
وضع الاهداف ثم البحث عن المصادر عن طريق الشبكات والبحث عن فريق عمل له نفس التو جهات والاهتمامات
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