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WHERE ARE THE JOBS? How to fit in with the labourmarket? Underose 2012

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WHERE ARE THE JOBS?

How to fit in with the labourmarket?

Underose 2012

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RESEARCHER’S CAREER PATH?

SCIENTIFIC BRANCH

STUDIES

UNIVERSITY

OTHER OPTIONS? INFORMATION JUNGLE

BRAIN UPSIDE DOWN?

MENTORING

NETWORKS REPROGRAMMING?

EYES WIDE OPEN http://prezi.com/enhziwelpmiw/tyomarkkinasuunnistus/ Underose 2012

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EXPERTISE by Jeff Hawkins

An expert is a person who after training and continual exposure can then identify patterns that are so sensitive that the non-expert can not identify them. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3hY041Z4kuE&feature=related Underose 2012

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HIDDEN JOBS?

Outside the adds

Innovative and active Researcher?

Hidden behind beliefs

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JOB HUNTING

WHO? WHAT? WHERE? HOW?

IMPORTANT QUESTION: Where is the bottleneck, Where is the Inhibition point?

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OBSTACLES

• Deficiencies in know-how: real, imagined

• Challenges for job hunting: Finding and technical

• Matching the expertise to the needs of organizations

• Branding the expertise, offering new expertise to organizations

• Under/over estimations

• WYSIWYG-PRINCIPLE

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JOB HUNTING

WHO?

WHAT?

What do I know?

Education Professional know-how

WHERE? HOW?

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EXPERTISE BRAND?

Who am I?

Who shall I be?

How and where can I use my expertise?

HOW DO I OFFER IT SO THAT I BELIEVE IN IT MYSELF

AND THE OTHERS UNDERSTAND IT?

Who do you admire?

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AN EXPERT?

• Academic knowledge and practical knowhow

• What makes you an expert?

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YOUR ICEBERG?

Education

Work experience

PRACTICAL TOUCH Know-how

Obvious knowlegde Branch-knowledge

Cross-professional co-operation Professional passions

Other skills Hobbies

Recognition of expertise Convincing oneself Offering it Breeding and refining it

Job application Resumé

WHAT

HOW

MAGIC WORDS

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WHY MAGIC WORDS?

Magic words = your toolkit

• stepping stones when you feel uncertain

• a manuscript when an immediate response is needed

• a checklist for your application

• a prepared answer in an interview: What is your expertise?

Harry’s magic words?

• http://goanimate.com/go/movie/0gCIIfAEAJfU?utm_source=emailshare&uid=0zmOStEE_Y88

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JOB HUNTING

WHO? WHAT?

WHERE?

Where are the jobs?

Organizations, companies.

Hidden jobs

A and B

HOW?

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MATCHING YOUR MAJOR AND WORKLIFE

1. ”Stem cell researcher, stem cell research”

Your major and topic are just the special knowlegde that

the employer is looking for. Not so many jobs, narrow and deep

expertise. Substance knowlegde mostly.

2. ”Environmental scientist, nuclear plant”

Natural scientific understanding and application in practice.

Process and communication skills important.

Major not important, science is.

3. ”Biochemist, director in ELY-centre”

Academic brain, ability to see the big picture, processes,

projects. Process and communication skills important.

No major, no topic important.

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NETWORKING

• Daddy calls and asks to hire a son (old- fashioned way, there are no jobs outside inner circle)

• An expert participates in a discussion in LinkedIn (networking means you can become visible by yourself showing your expertise)

• Virtual possibilities to network

• Building an expertise brand in science or in practise is different

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NETWORK - PROFESSIONALLY

Expand your thinking by studying, be curious

Be interested in various people

Use your trade union

Have a mentor

Visit exhibitions

Step out from your special area

Take part in virtual discussions

Build your profile in Facebook.

Virtual stages, Second Life.

Introduce yourself in Linkedin.

Make a virtual presentation https://about.me/satur

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JOB HUNTING, INFORMATION ISSUE

www.mol.fi www.biotechjobpartner.com

www.monster.fi www.ymparisto.fi

www.aamulehti.fi/tyopaikat/ www.valtiolle.fi

www.oikotie.fi www.mil.fi/rekry

www.uranus.fi www.futurestep.com

www.ura-arena.fi

www.manpower.fi www.monster.fi

www.tyopaikat.fi

www.kuntatyo.fi

www.jobcontactor.com

www.valtioneuvosto.fi/eu/tyopaikat

www.stepstone.fi

and always links forward

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Examples of groups LinkedIn

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JOB HUNTING

WHO? WHAT? WHERE?

HOW?

How do you apply?

Application,

CV, interview,

testing

techniques!!

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• Communication skills,

• WITH WHOM= Interdiciplinary understanding

• Process skills, HOW AND WHERE= Application of Expertise, understanding the business and social layout

• Substance skills, WHAT= Scientific Expertise

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WORKLIFE SKILLS Kaarina Mönkkönen 2003

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PROFESSIONAL KNOW-HOW

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Substance

Communication

Procedure

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Substance knowledge : WHAT?

Absorbed in education, special skills by working,

techniques etc.

PROFESSIONAL KNOW-HOW

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Procedural knowlegde: HOW? WHEN?

Learned by doing, generic knowlegde, shared

knowledge, connecting knowledge,

cross branch applications

PROFESSIONAL KNOW-HOW

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Communicational skills: WITH WHOM?

To open and to shut one’s mouth in time,

to listen and to speak the language that is

understood in the surroundings,

to be able to stay and enjoy one’s

professional role.

PROFESSIONAL KNOW-HOW

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LOGICS TO USE IN JOBHUNTING?

NEGATIVE: Statistics, unemployment numbers

Edward de Bono: Six Thinking Hats

CREATIVITY: How can I transform my expertise and skills

to be useful for work in a new way,

how can I combine my dreams and reality?

FEELINGS: I am afraid of not to cope, dead end,

wrong choice, wrong career

FACTS: education, major, knowhow, skills, legal

knowledge, methods

BENEFITS: Applications on interfaces, different

environments, sales/purchase, information,

guidance, authorities

BIG PICTURE: Where is this knowlegde used?

Where could it be useful?

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Courage is just the point, Where desire gets bigger than fear. Problem solving by Einstein: 55 minutes for survey 5 minutes for solution.

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