What every young statistician should know

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# What every young statistician _should know_ 
.header[ Developing your identity, networking and marketing]

Presented by Emi Tanaka

Department of Econometrics and Business Statistics<br>
<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

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

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

* The number of arXiv submissions is exponentially increasing.

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

* Compared to 2.76 billion people 20 years ago.

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# Times are changing....

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

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# How will you or your work be discovered?
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# Technological advances changes communication style

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What's your communication toolkit?
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# Technological advances changes communication style

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What's your communication toolkit?
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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

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

*  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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# .font_large.yellow[Twitter]

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# Why twitter?

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# 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.

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## Jobs

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## Events

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## Latest news

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# 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.

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.header.font_medium[Julia Silge]<br>

Data Scientist at RStudio

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.header.font_medium[Daniela Witten]<br>

Professor at the University of Washington

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.header.font_medium[Robert Tibshirani]

Professor at Stanford University

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.header.font_medium[Karl Broman]

Professor at University of Wisconsin-Madison

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.header.font_medium[Shih Ching Fu]<br>
Graduate student at Curtin University

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.header.font_medium[Alyce Russell]<br>
Postdoc at Edith Cowan Univesrity

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.header.font_medium[Saskia Freytag]<br>
Postdoc at UWA Centre for Medical Research

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.header.font_medium[Nicola Armstrong]<br>
A/Prof at Murdoch University<br> .font_small[(Curtin University from 2021)]

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

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# .font_large[Social media implications]

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Altmetric (default) weighted count

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

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

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Top viewed arXiv articles get a special tweet

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# Social media pitfalls

* 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. <br>(Some conversation are just better left face-to-face.)

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

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# 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!
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<span><i class="fas  fa-link faa-none animated "></i></span> These slides are made using <a href="https://github.com/yihui/xaringan">xaringan</a> R package powered by remark.js and can be found at
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**Emi Tanaka**

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

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