I'm a PhD student and recently submitted my first paper to a journal. I listed this paper as under review in my CV with its title, but not with the journal name. (My CV is available on my personal website and the lab's website)
In my field, it seems pretty common that grad students/post docs who are in the early stage of their career list their under review papers to advertise their productivity, and people don't seem to worry about its potential impact on review processes.
Is it possible that reviewers happen to learn that I'm the author of the paper either because they google the title or because they come across it on my CV?
Maybe I'm overthinking, I don't think reivewers would proactively try to find out info about authors. But I'd like to hear what other people think and whether I should be more cautious about listing my under review papers in my CV. Thanks!
