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Journal Article
BACK FROM THE BRINK: CAREER OPTIMISM ON THE RISE
2023
Overview
[...]more postdocs are reporting an appropriate level of support for mental health and well-beingat their institutions than previously (22%, up from 18% in 2020; see 'Small gains'), anda good work-life balance (42%, up from 36% in 2020). \"Fundamentally, I do not think the postdoc experience has changed,\" says Michael Matrone, associate director of the office of career and professional development at the University of California, San Francisco. Large proportions of postdocs in Europe (70%) and Australasia (64%) reported job security as a cause for dissatisfaction, whereas those in Africa and South America were dissatisfied with workplace benefits, such as health insurance. Victoria McGovern, chief strategy officer at the Burroughs Wellcome Fund, a private biomedical research funder in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, says that early-career researchers based in the area used to be able to buy a house - something that helped to make them feel settled and mature.
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Nature Publishing Group
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