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On academic facilities and support services in a university or other academic environment.
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As a Head of Department, how can I make my faculty happier?
First, they won't always be happy, so don't set your expectations at that level. My suggestions will be simple.
Listen to them. Always. Assume that they know their own needs. Taking one or two of th …
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How common is it for US universities to ask a postdoc to bring their own laptop computer etc.?
I'll note that in the US, it would be extremely unusual if a person starting a post-doc, or even doctoral studies, or maybe even secondary education, didn't have their own laptop already.
It would be …
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