Econ Job Market #2: Recruitment from a Department's Perspective and Interview Tips with Paul Hufe

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This is the second episode of a new podcast series on the econ job market. Our goal is to collect valuable information about the job market, tips on how to ace the market, and finally, experience from previous successful candidates. I am joined by Paul Hufe, Assistant Professor at the University of Bristol. Paul’s research interests lie at the intersection of public, labor, and normative economics. In this episode, we discuss what the econ job market looks like from a recruiting department’s perspective and how to excel in communication with employers and during the job interview. Special thanks to Sandra Kretschmer for editing the episode.

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