Too many updates?

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pj225

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I have just received a new research position, and have 2 papers that hopefully get published in the next 2 months, as well as a new addition to my community service. Is there a point when sending individual updates is too trivial to bother with? I know some schools don't allow updates, but for those that do, is adding 3 updates an issue?
 
I have just received a new research position, and have 2 papers that hopefully get published in the next 2 months, as well as a new addition to my community service. Is there a point when sending individual updates is too trivial to bother with? I know some schools don't allow updates, but for those that do, is adding 3 updates an issue?
Batch it all in 2 months. It is way to early to be sending any updates.
 
I would send them all together as one update, but like MemeLord said, wait a few months, its only august and its better to update with new publications over possible publications. Also, be aware that some schools will only accept a limited number of updates (FAU only accept 3 I think) so use them wisely.
 
You should actually be sending them a bullet point list each month. If they don’t respond be sure to call up the office! (not srs)
 
I have just received a new research position, and have 2 papers that hopefully get published in the next 2 months, as well as a new addition to my community service. Is there a point when sending individual updates is too trivial to bother with? I know some schools don't allow updates, but for those that do, is adding 3 updates an issue?
If your papers were accepted for publication, that's important and I'd send it in now. Otherwise, wait and send it all at together and keep it brief.
 
I have just received a new research position, and have 2 papers that hopefully get published in the next 2 months, as well as a new addition to my community service. Is there a point when sending individual updates is too trivial to bother with? I know some schools don't allow updates, but for those that do, is adding 3 updates an issue?
Update on what you have done, not what you are going to do. Talk is cheap.
 
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