It's a Game, Not a Formula
How to Succeed as a Scientist Working in the Private Sector
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David M. Giltner
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Eve Meceda
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David M. Giltner
You've spent years mastering the scientific method, but what if succeeding in industry isn't about following a formula? In It's a Game, Not a Formula, scientist and industry veteran David Giltner offers an honest, eye-opening guide for scientists transitioning from academia to the private sector. Drawing from his own 25-year career and countless conversations with fellow scientists, Dr. Giltner shows that thriving in industry isn't about being the smartest person in the room. It's about learning the rules of a different game. This book isn't a checklist or a how-to guide, it's a catalyst for a transformative mindset shift. In this concise, conversational book, you'll learn:
•Why working in industry feels so different—and how to adapt without losing your scientific identity.
•The five critical habits of successful industry scientists.
•What hiring managers and corporate teams really value (hint: it's not your publication count).
•How to deal with ambiguity, decision-making under pressure, and the need for speed in a business setting.
•Why many scientists struggle in industry—and how to avoid those traps.
Dr. Giltner's writing is direct, personal, and full of the hard-earned wisdom of someone who's lived through the transition. Whether you're a postdoc considering your next step, a mid-career researcher thinking about a pivot, or a mentor guiding students toward non-academic paths, this book will help you see the private sector in a whole new light. Because industry isn't just another career path; it's a different game. And the good news? Scientists make great players... once they know the rules.
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