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From the "interesting things I've seen looking at other people's CVs" pile...
New PhD graduate (straight from grad school) applying for a faculty position with 30+ peer-reviewed articles but only two are first author--does the relative lack of first author pubs raise any concerns, or does the sheer number obliterate any concerns about productivity? (Pubs are in a good, fairly-standard-but-leaning-towards-better mix of journals for the area-- some higher tier, many mid-tier, a handful lower tier).
I'm just curious to hear other people's thoughts, as this was a really interesting (and unusual?) publication record.
New PhD graduate (straight from grad school) applying for a faculty position with 30+ peer-reviewed articles but only two are first author--does the relative lack of first author pubs raise any concerns, or does the sheer number obliterate any concerns about productivity? (Pubs are in a good, fairly-standard-but-leaning-towards-better mix of journals for the area-- some higher tier, many mid-tier, a handful lower tier).
I'm just curious to hear other people's thoughts, as this was a really interesting (and unusual?) publication record.