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i worked at a lab this summer and helped my boss out with a project for her poster- i did a lot of the work. because of this, she told me that she decided to put my name on her poster for the conference (she even said that it was b/c of the work i did). however, i looked at the abstracts online for the conference and my name is still not "published" online. it also says that abstract submission is closed n the final program is available.
Does this mean I should take the abstract off my CV? I know she will definitely write my name on the actual presentation but if there is no proof...makes me wonder. she is very scatterbrained and i know that she recently got married so she has been busy. so i don't think this was a personal thing persay, maybe just her not paying attention to deadlines. i feel like i should leave the abstract on my CV because if anything, anyone can ask her if she did actually put my name on the poster and i know she will. What do you think?
Does this mean I should take the abstract off my CV? I know she will definitely write my name on the actual presentation but if there is no proof...makes me wonder. she is very scatterbrained and i know that she recently got married so she has been busy. so i don't think this was a personal thing persay, maybe just her not paying attention to deadlines. i feel like i should leave the abstract on my CV because if anything, anyone can ask her if she did actually put my name on the poster and i know she will. What do you think?