Vlog 175 - Why your supervisor does not give you feedback

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Yeah but your one of the scary good supervisors, why did your masters or PhD supervisor not supervise you?
Comment from : Sam Grainger

There is some very helpful advice here, but I wonder why all of the responsibility is put on the student and virtually none on the supervisor What if the student produces excellent work, on deadline and still does not receive feedback from the supervisor? What about supervisors who are not fulfilling their responsibilities?
Comment from : meowmix242

Thank you for these vlogs! I'm starting my first day as a Mechanical Engineering PhD on Monday and have been watching your videos for the past few weeks while trying to prepare for this journey This is invaluable advice, I will put it to good use!
Comment from : Erock Romulan

Timestampbr4:27 : You missed a deadlinebr6:31 : You disappearbr8:41 : Disrespecting supervisor's timebr12:12 : Ignoring the advise of that supervisor for yearsbr14:22 : Asking your supervisor to work harder than you arebr18:00 : Extraordinary expectations from the studentbr20:08 : Demanding supervisor to work weekend, while you're working conventional weeksbr22:45 : Student not understanding the genre of the thesisbr24:30 : Student does not have the depth of knowledge of the topic or the disciplinebr25:31 : Overclaiming an originality or significance
Comment from : klipce

I’m so amazed by how useful this channel is I’m immensely grateful
Comment from : Dave Bryant

Thank you Tara, these points are so informative and thank you for putting them out quite clear enough Lessons learnt!!
Comment from : Rita F

Thank you, what do you think about sending emails to supervisor at August Holiday?
Comment from : Simo MAROU

All fair points Tara, and a great way to show us how we can take ownership of the situation I'm wondering if you have any advice for those of us that are yet to receive any feedback at all?
Comment from : Niffer P

Tara, You are a Star! I Love your Vlogs I may not be doing a PHD but they are interesting to watch I admire anyone who takes on a PHD Going to have a look at Google Scholar to see what a PHD looks like I couldn't cope with a Degree but discovered Openlearn which is content based but no assignments which is better for me after my Nervous Breakdown
Comment from : Rachel Demain

I think you were NOT too hard or harsh - your comments are very helpful You need not worry ever about having been too honest, Dr Brabazon Thank you!
Comment from : Elizabeth Larson

Thank you Professor Brabazon for your ongoing vlogs I'm commencing a prof doc this semester and have found your series of vlogs super helpful I'm certainly taking in a lot of what not to do; always good to learn from others missteps!
Comment from : Justin Dorigo

Can't wait to hear!
Comment from : IM M

Thank you for this video I love the idea of writing a 1000 words a week In my university it is often advised that one should not write during the first year and I find that quite a worrying idea
Comment from : gumgumSulli

Dear Tara, for me it’s a bit difficult sometimes to follow your vlogs, since systems in doing a PhD are different in other countries and disciplines, but these topics that are generally given are extremely helpful for me brBut to be really honest, all you’ve said is clear to me and I think is common sense My supervisor told me that people are showing the behavior you pointed out, but I simply can’t understand She is telling me it’s rare having people not doing these mistakes brAs I watched your “how to fail a PhD in 60 seconds” I thought the same brHow come people are not skilled by looking at the perspective of others and acting upon on that? For me it’s just not understandable
Comment from : K M

Yeah, if I were doing any of these things, I wouldn't ask the question What a bizarre miracle it would be to get iterative feedback on anything, much less have the chance to write 1000 words on an interesting topic and get conceptual feedback That's like a fantasy world, frankly brbrMore pressing for me is getting feedback on polished drafts of chapters, you know, ever, rather than expecting it soon or ever thinking about what might happen if I got more feedback on that same work
Comment from : Chesster Board

This channel is soooooo useful
Comment from : Oliver Guidetti

Don't treat your supervision like it's a dry cleaning service had to be the best (& most hilarious tip yet)🤣
Comment from : andrea bryk

Professor Brabazon, your videos are life-saving Students also have to take the work seriously as much as the supervisors Thank you
Comment from : Spinebuster