Personally I don't think so. Your previous course should be fine.
s*g
14 楼
方法可行。不过Thomas Jefferson的例子举得不合适。
G*h
15 楼
In general, the search committee members review all materials and submit their recommendations to the department head by the chair. Sometimes the committee may rank their candidates. The committee and the department head may communicate with each other via chair in selecting top candidates for interview. The head makes final decision on hiring. On the other hand, the department head may form a committee by selecting faculty members who might be in favor of his/her if he/she already has something in mind. The whole process is generally fair, but also manipulatable.
how useful and meaningful is this research? Any one has a comment?
s*r
20 楼
The department chair makes the final decision or the department members vote for it?
【在 G*****h 的大作中提到】 : In general, the search committee members review all materials and submit : their recommendations to the department head by the chair. Sometimes the : committee may rank their candidates. The committee and the department head : may communicate with each other via chair in selecting top candidates for : interview. The head makes final decision on hiring. : On the other hand, the department head may form a committee by selecting : faculty members who might be in favor of his/her if he/she already has : something in mind. The whole process is generally fair, but also : manipulatable.
L*1
21 楼
真好,match 6% 我们只match 1.5% 公司交的部分应该算收入,还能抵税?
r*l
22 楼
谢先,但我的同事老板现在还是我的同事老板,这个还真有点搞啊~~
about
【在 M**********n 的大作中提到】 : Of course. It's normal practice. Find someone who will say nice words about : you.
I dont' think the department chair has the power to make the final decision. Although his opinion could have a big impact, the decision has to be voted by all faculty members.
depends.the hire in my dept is voted only by search committee, particularly if the dept is big.They will talk about it in faculty meeting. It is normally the final result unless someone strongly opposes it, which never happened since I joined.
decision. voted
【在 c*****d 的大作中提到】 : I dont' think the department chair has the power to make the final decision. : Although his opinion could have a big impact, the decision has to be voted : by all faculty members.
【在 v****x 的大作中提到】 : depends.the hire in my dept is voted only by search committee, particularly : if the dept is big.They will talk about it in faculty meeting. It is : normally the final result unless someone strongly opposes it, which never : happened since I joined. : : decision. : voted
I am just saying the "legal procedure". Nobody opposes the decision in your department, that's a different story. But it has to be discussed during the faculty meeting.
particularly
【在 v****x 的大作中提到】 : depends.the hire in my dept is voted only by search committee, particularly : if the dept is big.They will talk about it in faculty meeting. It is : normally the final result unless someone strongly opposes it, which never : happened since I joined. : : decision. : voted
g*g
41 楼
You don't have ex-colleagues that left the company?
FYI - Here is a little bit more detailed description based on my personal experience as a member or a chair of a few search committees: The search committee will review all materials from the candidates, and usually rank and select a few top candidates for interview. There would be some close communications with the department head during the process. The initial reviewing process is generally long, so the progress would usually be updated in faculty meetings or by emails, but usually not in big detail (e.g., no names, unless announcing the interview candidates). After interview, the department will send out an open evaluation form to every faculty member to collect opinions. The search committee will then review all the returned evaluations, have a meeting or two, and then make recommendations to the department head. The process again can be communicated with the department head whenever needed. The returned open evaluations may or may not be taken - as they can be either highly consistent or diverse in opinions. Also not all faculty members will really read all CVs and interact with the candidates during interview. However, if someone (who is usually reasonable) starts picking at you and seriously talk to the search committee or head, then you are in bad position for sure. So pay respect and interest to everyone you meet during interview. Then the department head makes the final offer - which usually means an invitation for a second interview (or visit). Dean or other "powerful" people may have big influence on the process if they have some of their own agenda. However, it is still the department head who hires based on his/her strategic plan. My feeling is that the whole process might be manipulated if the department head and/or some "powerful" people have their own specific agenda or interests - mostly by "carefully" select the search committee members. I am sure that there would be some difference between different departments and institutions. p.s. A couple of times we tried to pursue some big names - then that's another story (although the process would be the same).
a*t
47 楼
No, most companies will ask you to fill the application form with reference part around the time of on-site interview Not necessarily they already make the decision to hire you
thank you very much for the valuable information. your last two paragraphs below seem to mean that the search chair mostly listens to the department chair. The search committee members are selected or propose to volunteer at a faculty meeting, what if the chair's, let us say, enemies, control in the search committee? How does the department chair get his/her candidate accepted by the search committee, if the committee's recommended candidates are different from the chair's? U also mention that you tried to persuade the big names in your department, would you like to elaborate that part? I mean the negotiation process, not the details about your institution. Appreciate it.
they have some of their own agenda. However, it is still the department head who hires based on his/her strategic plan. My feeling is that the whole process might be manipulated if the department head and/or some "powerful" people have their own specific agenda or interests - mostly by "carefully" select the search committee members
【在 G*****h 的大作中提到】 : FYI - Here is a little bit more detailed description based on my personal : experience as a member or a chair of a few search committees: : The search committee will review all materials from the candidates, and : usually rank and select a few top candidates for interview. There would be : some close communications with the department head during the process. : The initial reviewing process is generally long, so the progress would : usually be updated in faculty meetings or by emails, but usually not in big : detail (e.g., no names, unless announcing the interview candidates). : After interview, the department will send out an open evaluation form to : every faculty member to collect opinions.
f*h
50 楼
是啊,我就是onsite过一周后查reference,之后就没消息了,反复催催来一封据信
reference
【在 a**********t 的大作中提到】 : No, most companies will ask you to fill the application form with reference : part around the time of on-site interview : Not necessarily they already make the decision to hire you
s*g
51 楼
他们应该夏侯和曹都做。理论上两个姓聚类时有交际的就是曹操那一支。
【在 a***a 的大作中提到】 : 48个还不够? : 真要找,也要找夏侯
G*h
52 楼
Alright - again, my personal opinions/comments below:
Well, generally speaking, the department head has a strategic plan (when hired to the position). Head would spend time to get the resource from the college/ university to hire new faculty members based on the plan. However, it is usually easier to get a replacement position if a professor is retired or leaves the department. On the other hand, the department head may get input from the faculty in making a decision on the field(s) of hiring. Therefore, to certain degree, the search committee (including chair) serves for the department head. It is not necessary to say that the search committee mostly listen to the chair, as the chair usually does not have someone in mind and will not read all the CVs. candidates Most of the time, the department head would avoid this situation by not forming a search committee with his/her "enemy" in the committee. If the department head has someone in mind, he/she would usually find some of his/her favorite professors. My feeling is that, if unfortunately there are conflicts between the department head and the search committee, there would be some heavy negotiations between the members of the committee, the chair and the head.This is usually not a favorable situation for the candidates for sure. The outcome can be hardly predicted. It may depend on how everyone looks at candidate's materials and if the candidate has any apparent defects. U also mention that you tried to persuade the big names in your department, It depends. Sometimes, a big name may express his/her interest to relocate to certain place or just leave current institution. Sometimes, the school may approach to that person. If that person expresses interest/willingness to move, the department head may form a search committee and formulate a job announcement . The subsequent procedure would be similar to a regular one. Because that person is typically a leader of his/her field, he/she would naturally the top one candidate for the position. As for the negotiation on the final offer, it is solely between the candidate and the department head. I personally had another interesting experience. In one search, we had two highly qualified candidates. The department head championed at the college/ university and managed to create a second position and hired both. Of course, that was before the recent budget cut...
【在 s*r 的大作中提到】 : thank you very much for the valuable information. : your last two paragraphs below seem to mean that the search chair mostly : listens to the department chair. : The search committee members are selected or propose to volunteer at a : faculty meeting, what if the chair's, let us say, enemies, control in the : search committee? How does the department chair get his/her candidate : accepted by the search committee, if the committee's recommended candidates : are different from the chair's? : U also mention that you tried to persuade the big names in your department, : would you like to elaborate that part? I mean the negotiation process, not
1) Is Cao Cao the ONLY ONLY ONLY ancestor of all people whose last name is cao today? 2) What if the person buried in the tomb is only a relative of Cao Cao, but not he himself? Don't waste money and time, dear Fudan professors.