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<span><i class="fas  fa-envelope faa-float animated "></i></span>  emi.tanaka@monash.edu
<span><i class="fab  fa-twitter faa-float animated faa-fast "></i></span>  @statsgen

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# Have a profile website

*  So people can contact you (yes, duuuh but some people don't have this!!)

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* Don't assume people know you. There are more people who *don't know you* than know you in this world.

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# Networking - without the travelling!

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* There are diverse range of people on twitter from students to prominent professors; industry to academia.

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# Weigh it up

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* There are occasional impersonations (check someone else isn't pretending to be you).

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What every young statistician should know

Developing your identity, networking and marketing

Presented by Emi Tanaka

Department of Econometrics and Business Statistics
emi.tanaka@monash.edu @statsgen

30/09/2020 @ YSW SSA-WA | Online Zoom

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What every young statistician should know

Developing your identity, networking and marketing

Presented by Emi Tanaka

Department of Econometrics and Business Statistics
emi.tanaka@monash.edu @statsgen

30/09/2020 @ YSW SSA-WA | Online Zoom

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In 2015, there are 7.8 million active researchers among the 7.3 billion people in the world

Photo by Ryoji Iwata on Unsplash Number source: Elsevier website and The World Bank

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"Approximately 400,000 ... manuscripts were eventually published in approximately 2,500 active Journals.. in 2015."

Photo by Patrick Tomasso on Unsplash Number source: Elsevier website

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Just in 2018, there were over 140,000 arXiv manuscript submissions.

The number of arXiv submissions is exponentially increasing.

There are over 3.46 billion people in the labour force in 2019.

Compared to 2.76 billion people 20 years ago.

4/22

Times are changing....

What worked 20 years ago doesn't mean it will work now.

How will you or your work be discovered?

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Technological advances changes communication style

What's your communication toolkit?

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Technological advances changes communication style

What's your communication toolkit?

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Profile Website

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"If you can’t find it on Google, it doesn’t exist."

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"If you can’t find it on Google, it doesn’t exist."

If we can't find you on Google, do you even exist?

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Have a profile website

✔ with easy-to-find and up-to-date contact information

So people can contact you (yes, duuuh but some people don't have this!!)

✔ with details of who you are or what you are about

Having the right keywords is important so that you are high on the search list. People are not likely to search beyond page 2 of Google search list!
Don't assume people know you. There are more people who don't know you than know you in this world.

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Twitter10/22

Why twitter?

"scholarly Twitter use is growing"

- Priem, Costello and Dzuba 2011

code + details here

11/22

Get real-time informaton

It doesn't have to be twitter but I've found it to be an excellent medium to get some latest information.

Jobs

Events

Check out #JSM2020 about the
Joint Statistical Meeting 2020.

Latest news

Check out #rstats for R community posts.

12/22

Networking - without the travelling!

To meet and get to know people, you usually had to go to events or conferences (now we can't even travel).

There are diverse range of people on twitter from students to prominent professors; industry to academia.

You can get a feel of what people or groups are like and what they stand for by looking at their posts and interactions.

You can see some community chatter and get a feel of people's perception on matters.

13/22

Julia Silge

Data Scientist at RStudio

Daniela Witten

Professor at the University of Washington

Robert Tibshirani

Professor at Stanford University

Karl Broman

Professor at University of Wisconsin-Madison

14/22

Shih Ching Fu
Graduate student at Curtin University

Alyce Russell
Postdoc at Edith Cowan Univesrity

Saskia Freytag
Postdoc at UWA Centre for Medical Research

Nicola Armstrong
A/Prof at Murdoch University
(Curtin University from 2021)

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Casual scholarly (and non-scholarly) interactions over twitter:

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Social media implications16/22

Altmetric (default) weighted count

"The Altmetric Attention Score for a research output provides an indicator of the amount of attention that it has received."

17/22

Every submitted article in arXiv automatically gets a tweet (after passing moderation)

Top viewed arXiv articles get a special tweet

bioRXiv has tweet mentions of the article on bottom of the article

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Keep in mind that you are engaging with real people.

Don't say something that you wouldn't say in person.

Be mindful that what you say can be easily misconstrued so be vigilant in being critical however well intentioned you may be.
(Some conversation are just better left face-to-face.)

Your professional social media account are generally public. Be aware that you are broadcasting 🔈

19/22

Weigh it up

Ultimately, you decide how much to utilise social media for work.

Your comfort level will differ to others, so not choosing to engage with it is perfectly fine.

Be aware

There are occasional impersonations (check someone else isn't pretending to be you).

People may mention you on social media even if you are not on it.

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Thanks!

These slides are made using xaringan R package powered by remark.js and can be found at

http://emitanaka.org/slides/YSW2020

Emi Tanaka

@statsgen
emi.tanaka@monash.edu

21/22

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What every young statistician should know

Developing your identity, networking and marketing

Presented by Emi Tanaka

Department of Econometrics and Business Statistics
emi.tanaka@monash.edu @statsgen

30/09/2020 @ YSW SSA-WA | Online Zoom

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What every young statistician should know

What every young statistician should know

(but don't need to do)

In 2015, there are 7.8 million active researchers among the 7.3 billion people in the world

"Approximately 400,000 ... manuscripts were eventually published in approximately 2,500 active Journals.. in 2015."

Times are changing....

What worked 20 years ago doesn't mean it will work now.

How will you or your work be discovered?

Technological advances changes communication style

Technological advances changes communication style

Profile Website

"If you can’t find it on Google, it doesn’t exist."

"If you can’t find it on Google, it doesn’t exist."

If we can't find you on Google, do you even exist?

Have a profile website

Twitter

Why twitter?

Get real-time informaton

Jobs

Events

Latest news

Networking - without the travelling!

Social media implications

Social media pitfalls

Weigh it up

Be aware

Thanks!

What every young statistician should know

(but don't need to do)

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