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I have a faculty interview coming up some time in the next week. For this interview I have to prepare 2 lectures.
I still havent received the date, nor the lecture topics. So I havent even booked time off work yet.
How much advanced warning is expected for this sort of thing? I feel that I would need ample time to prepare and with working full time elsewhere, it might be right. Or maybe Im just overreacting and stressing out.
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I have a faculty interview coming up some time in the next week. For this interview I have to prepare 2 lectures.
I still havent received the date, nor the lecture topics. So I havent even booked time off work yet.
How much advanced warning is expected for this sort of thing? I feel that I would need ample time to prepare and with working full time elsewhere, it might be right. Or maybe Im just overreacting and stressing out.
faculty-application interview canada
asked 9 hours ago
CatsunamiCatsunami
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Probably too variable for a useful answer here. Are you sure that you don't get to pick the topics?
– Buffy
9 hours ago
1
Better if you ask, then.
– Buffy
9 hours ago
3
This is really unusual and I expect that there's been a miscommuncation or someone has screwed up. Surely they've already picked a date on their end and have either forgotten to tell you or something went wrong with the email. Have you checked your spam folder?
– Noah Snyder
8 hours ago
1
@Flyto, thanks, updated (Canada).
– Catsunami
7 hours ago
4
Since time is a factor here, don't leave it to email. Pick up the telephone and call someone (search committee chair, department head, etc).
– Nate Eldredge
6 hours ago
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I have a faculty interview coming up some time in the next week. For this interview I have to prepare 2 lectures.
I still havent received the date, nor the lecture topics. So I havent even booked time off work yet.
How much advanced warning is expected for this sort of thing? I feel that I would need ample time to prepare and with working full time elsewhere, it might be right. Or maybe Im just overreacting and stressing out.
faculty-application interview canada
asked 9 hours ago
CatsunamiCatsunami
1515 bronze badges
I have a faculty interview coming up some time in the next week. For this interview I have to prepare 2 lectures.
I still havent received the date, nor the lecture topics. So I havent even booked time off work yet.
How much advanced warning is expected for this sort of thing? I feel that I would need ample time to prepare and with working full time elsewhere, it might be right. Or maybe Im just overreacting and stressing out.
faculty-application interview canada
faculty-application interview canada
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CatsunamiCatsunami
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CatsunamiCatsunami
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CatsunamiCatsunami
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CatsunamiCatsunami
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Probably too variable for a useful answer here. Are you sure that you don't get to pick the topics?
– Buffy
9 hours ago
1
Better if you ask, then.
– Buffy
9 hours ago
3
This is really unusual and I expect that there's been a miscommuncation or someone has screwed up. Surely they've already picked a date on their end and have either forgotten to tell you or something went wrong with the email. Have you checked your spam folder?
– Noah Snyder
8 hours ago
1
@Flyto, thanks, updated (Canada).
– Catsunami
7 hours ago
4
Since time is a factor here, don't leave it to email. Pick up the telephone and call someone (search committee chair, department head, etc).
– Nate Eldredge
6 hours ago
|
show 4 more comments
1
Probably too variable for a useful answer here. Are you sure that you don't get to pick the topics?
– Buffy
9 hours ago
1
Better if you ask, then.
– Buffy
9 hours ago
3
This is really unusual and I expect that there's been a miscommuncation or someone has screwed up. Surely they've already picked a date on their end and have either forgotten to tell you or something went wrong with the email. Have you checked your spam folder?
– Noah Snyder
8 hours ago
1
@Flyto, thanks, updated (Canada).
– Catsunami
7 hours ago
4
Since time is a factor here, don't leave it to email. Pick up the telephone and call someone (search committee chair, department head, etc).
– Nate Eldredge
6 hours ago
1
1
Probably too variable for a useful answer here. Are you sure that you don't get to pick the topics?
– Buffy
9 hours ago
Probably too variable for a useful answer here. Are you sure that you don't get to pick the topics?
– Buffy
9 hours ago
1
1
Better if you ask, then.
– Buffy
9 hours ago
Better if you ask, then.
– Buffy
9 hours ago
3
3
This is really unusual and I expect that there's been a miscommuncation or someone has screwed up. Surely they've already picked a date on their end and have either forgotten to tell you or something went wrong with the email. Have you checked your spam folder?
– Noah Snyder
8 hours ago
This is really unusual and I expect that there's been a miscommuncation or someone has screwed up. Surely they've already picked a date on their end and have either forgotten to tell you or something went wrong with the email. Have you checked your spam folder?
– Noah Snyder
8 hours ago
1
1
@Flyto, thanks, updated (Canada).
– Catsunami
7 hours ago
@Flyto, thanks, updated (Canada).
– Catsunami
7 hours ago
4
4
Since time is a factor here, don't leave it to email. Pick up the telephone and call someone (search committee chair, department head, etc).
– Nate Eldredge
6 hours ago
Since time is a factor here, don't leave it to email. Pick up the telephone and call someone (search committee chair, department head, etc).
– Nate Eldredge
6 hours ago
|
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It's totally reasonable for you to want to plan your schedule at least a week ahead.
Contact them and ask if they have the date yet, or if not, when they expect to have it.
answered 9 hours ago
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And even if they don't know the date yet, they should be able to tell you the lecture topics.
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It's totally reasonable for you to want to plan your schedule at least a week ahead.
Contact them and ask if they have the date yet, or if not, when they expect to have it.
answered 9 hours ago
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And even if they don't know the date yet, they should be able to tell you the lecture topics.
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It's totally reasonable for you to want to plan your schedule at least a week ahead.
Contact them and ask if they have the date yet, or if not, when they expect to have it.
answered 9 hours ago
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And even if they don't know the date yet, they should be able to tell you the lecture topics.
– Flyto
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It's totally reasonable for you to want to plan your schedule at least a week ahead.
Contact them and ask if they have the date yet, or if not, when they expect to have it.
answered 9 hours ago
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It's totally reasonable for you to want to plan your schedule at least a week ahead.
Contact them and ask if they have the date yet, or if not, when they expect to have it.
answered 9 hours ago
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Probably too variable for a useful answer here. Are you sure that you don't get to pick the topics?
– Buffy
9 hours ago
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Better if you ask, then.
– Buffy
9 hours ago
3
This is really unusual and I expect that there's been a miscommuncation or someone has screwed up. Surely they've already picked a date on their end and have either forgotten to tell you or something went wrong with the email. Have you checked your spam folder?
– Noah Snyder
8 hours ago
1
@Flyto, thanks, updated (Canada).
– Catsunami
7 hours ago
4
Since time is a factor here, don't leave it to email. Pick up the telephone and call someone (search committee chair, department head, etc).
– Nate Eldredge
6 hours ago