http://vitae.ac.uk/researchers/213851/Testing-My-Resolve.html Feed for Testing My Resolve en-gb http://vitae.ac.uk Never http://vitae.ac.uk/researchers/213851/Testing-My-Resolve.html Right along with Hannad and Sarah, my primary aim was to obtain a new position! But I also want to find time to do my own research, which is sort of related to the goal of obtaining a new job. As for the TV free night, for me that only happened when there was no TV in my apartment -- the temptation was just too great! http://vitae.ac.uk/researchers/213851/Testing-My-Resolve.html http://vitae.ac.uk/researchers/213851/Testing-My-Resolve.html Ha! You took the words out of my mouth, Hannah - mine has to be to get a job. No joy with *that* so far... http://vitae.ac.uk/researchers/213851/Testing-My-Resolve.html http://vitae.ac.uk/researchers/213851/Testing-My-Resolve.html My work-related resolutions are twofold. The first is to submit lots of papers to conferences and journals (and I've made a start on that). The second is the sticking point - finding another job is not proving easy! http://vitae.ac.uk/researchers/213851/Testing-My-Resolve.html http://vitae.ac.uk/researchers/213851/Testing-My-Resolve.html Hi Nick, good to take stock I guess... my work related resolutions have been to help set up a research staff association-which is happening in a big way, thanks to the people in the UKRSA. I also feel the list of research staff communities is coming along well. My resolve to become more organised (and process focused) are not faring nearly so well. But I am really adament I will learn from last year's experience of organising the research staff conference, to make it even better this year. I have already made a start thinking about it... let me know if anyone has got ideas/ wishes etc. http://vitae.ac.uk/researchers/213851/Testing-My-Resolve.html