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EPISODE · Nov 20, 2024 · 30 MIN

Should I stay or should I go? And how Armando knew it was time to leave academia with Dr. Armando Cázares-Körner

from PostPhDirections · host Elena Hoffer

In this episode, I speak with Armando Casares-Körner, PhD. We talk about the Sunk Cost Fallacy, especially after publishing in Science. Lots of academics ask themselves 'When is it time to leave?'. We discuss whether he ever felt the pull of the sunk cost fallacy and what his deciding factors were not to continue an academic career despite having all the academic merits to do so.We also talk about the impact of family on career choices and the importance of finding alignment between personal values and professional life. Additionally, we discuss how the skills he gained during his PhD have shaped his current role as the Head of Community at The Park, a co-working space. Our discussion emphasizes the significance of reflection and adaptability in navigating career transitions.Enjoy listening. If you liked the episode please leave us a review :)Need help in your career? Check our homepage https://www.alma.me/Connect with Armando on LinkedIn and check out The Park

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