Flipping through an old notebook in my office, I found my notes for my campus interview here at UK (nearly two years ago now), including lists of now-colleagues’ publications and phonetic alphabet spellings of names so I wouldn’t mess them up.
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I am pleased to report that in the ~4 weeks since moving into my new office, I have only tried to enter the old one once.
Unexpected topics in research meetings: The difficulty of choosing English translations for French swearing in your data.
Totally blanked on bringing work clothes into the office today, so I’ll be working in the t-shirt and shorts I wore biking in. The t-shirt has an anti-imposter syndrome message, though, so that’s helping.
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