Topic 8:Research development based on the Quantitative Approach: Research Project Steps

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Topic 8:Research development based on the Quantitative Approach: Research Project Steps

This mind map comes in handy if you are in the middle of job searching. Gather all the possibilities, then with the help of the mind map choose whichever fits your needs best.

Evaluating a problem

Responses from

Submitted to

Keep track of your applications so you won't send it twice to the same employer.

You can also separate the responses which might turn into an offer.

Add name

The importance of formulating a Research Problem

You might get offers at first or you might need to negotiate; either way, list here all of your offers so you can easily compare them and choose.

Offers

• The problems must be capable of being observed empirically.

• It establishes the limits of direction and expresses the objective of any investigation.

• It is the fundamental basis of an investigation on which its success or failure will depend.

• Determines the type of study design, the type of sampling strategy, and the type of analysis.

• Allows research with a clear objective and validation.

Difference between a Research Question and a Research Problem

References

Thank you letters

Resumes

Cover letters

Gather here all the documents you have prepared, the cover letters, recommendations, resumes, etc.

Research Question

Personal Relationships

You may know a few people who are in the position of helping you out by offering internships or so.

Job Fairs

Add here the job fairs you would like to visit.

Online Profiles

Write down all your online networking profiles: e.g. LinkedIn.

Networking events

If you plan to attend any networking events, you should note them down here.

Recruiters/Agencies

Add here the agencies or the recruiters you are working with.