PhD and me – i level
The “i” in your PhD team: it is within This blog is aimed at post-graduate level students (like me) who are wrestling with their research positioning or procedures, and facing…
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PhD and me – the transfer
Five key aspects of a PhD first year you will need to know I passed my transfer examination this week (yay!). In this blog post, I summarise the five aspects…
Keep readingPhD and me – in conference
A peer into the academic conference I attended and presented at my first academic conference last week – The British Academy of Management annual conference {BAM2023}. This blog offers you…
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PhD and me – timed luxury
Diversify the thinking Two weeks until my Transfer report is handed in. I am feeling the pressure, but I think in a good way. I am thinking clearly, or at…
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PhD and me – foolhardy
I doubt my doubt is more doubtful than yours This is a blog for anyone suffering a moment of doubt with their PhD. Firstly, I am fine. Slowly making progress.…
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The Knave’s had it…
Happy Boris-bashing day! I read the report straight away. I will keep this brief, and cite from the report with good humour. Much as whoever wrote from page 62, titled…
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Machiavelli – or another way
5 Machiavellian lessons for King-of-the-World The self-serving leader. Low in morals, toxic, taking all down with them as they go. Well, Silvio Berlusconi is warming new fires today. That downward…
Keep readingPhD and me – community
A PhD journey involves plugging into a unique type of community. One worth fighting for If research community perspective interests you, perhaps also listen in to this recent podcast discussion…
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PhD and me – methodology
Taking in the worldview A blog about the hard slog in the face of reality – in the philosophical sense as the underpinning of decisions of method. I can now…
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1,095 days of lockdown
3 years of Covid-19 shielding (the clinically severely vulnerable) In our house, lockdown moves into year 4 today. Covid-19 remains a clear and present threat to those people who remain…
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Hi, I am Warren. Mid-life, midway through a career, beginning a research project on projects. Trying to find a middle way. These blogs are glimpses of this journey. In near real time, and mid-thought. Running projects in parallel, in series, adaptable but with a clear goal. Can we have singular truth in our projects?
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