Making Peace with Self Promotion

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Ernane Vieira Neto winsESA’s Braun Award (best poster Award at ESA meeting).  I had to brag about it because he was too embarrassed to do so himself.
Ernane Vieira Neto wins ESA’s Braun Award (best poster Award at ESA meeting). I had to brag about it because he was too embarrassed to do so himself.[/caption]

 

A great post on why self-promotion, when done right, is good for you and science in general.  Jeremy Fox said it well:

A good, nuanced discussion of an issue near and dear to any blogger’s heart. I especially like the point that some level of self-promotion is good not just for you, but for science as a whole (much as traits like ambition, self-confidence, and a willingness to evaluate the work of others can be good for science as a whole as well as you personally).  

H/T:  Ed Yong via Jeremy Fox

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