No, it is not sophisticated. But, if you let a set of different professors let do the job for each new commission and there is no guidance or support of experience how to arrange the process, you loose a lot of efficiency.
This would probably require more overhead costs for HR that guide through the process which runs counter the self-administrative structure of universities where a lot of autonomy is still on departments. Everyone probably would like to have more resources to hire new faculty instead of HR support.
1) Members of Berufungskommission not trained to perform the process which is comprehensive 2) the fact that it is an administrative act and candidates can sue universities 3) because of 2) universities are cautious in giving out informal information for candidates not short-listed 4) No HR support
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Likely not a scam. Received some of those as well. It is most likely for a pharma company that aims to investigate market access and they typically start from scratch and having seemingly basic questions about the health care system or a particular domain.
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I have a joke about health care costs but I am afraid they are rising so high that you will not be able to reach it.
It is less a matter of the technical tool you use, but how you organize your system. To keep everything together incl regular responsibilities and private commitments, look into the gettingthingsdone.com method. This includes scheduling regular review slots to keep oversight of all projects etc.
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Bluesky now has over 10 million users, and I was #1.443.951! Seemingly an early adopter in Rogers diffusion of innovation curve then?
This is worrying when on the one side policy makers advocate guideline compliant practices but on the other side they are grounded on fake data. Recommendations should probably only included if results can be reproduced or replicated in other settings.
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Would assume that Essen does not score too bad here as well.
Thanks, there are other nice factors here as well and I do not mean chocolate or cheese.
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This should be the take in any regression output with non-significant results.
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