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r/PhdProductivity is a subreddit with 10k members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is medium in size.
This community is intended to be a place for graduate students or researchers to share tips, stories, or struggles related to productivity and self-development. Let’s help each other to become better students, researchers, and people!
Popular Themes in r/PhdProductivity
#1
Advice Requests
: "How do you track your PhD progress?"
42 posts
#2
Solution Requests
: "AI/ Important tools for PhD?"
20 posts
#3
Pain & Anger
: "Does anyone feel like Zotero just becomes a graveyard of unread PDFs?"
9 posts
#4
Self-Promotion
: "Working on your thesis or dissertation? Come write with us! We’re a small, supportive group of PhDs helping each other stay focused and sane."
4 posts
#5
Ideas
: "Imagine if you could make a To-Do out of anything – journals, papers, emails, texts, meetings, reminders. We're calling it Capture. 📸"
1 post
#6
Opportunities
: "PhD Scholars Needed!"
1 post
Popular Topics in r/PhdProductivity
#1
Phd
: "Advice I wish I had heard when I began my Phd"
56 posts
#2
Research
: "What AI tools (besides ChatGPT) do you actually use in your PhD Research?"
39 posts
#3
Ai
: "Ai/ Important tools for PhD?"
28 posts
#4
Productivity
: "Essential PhD Productivity Software"
26 posts
#5
Tools
: "What AI Tools (besides ChatGPT) do you actually use in your PhD research?"
14 posts
#6
Notes
: "Reading Papers & Organising your Notes"
8 posts
#7
Writing
: "Avoid Procrastination and Stay on Task by Body Doubling/Accountability with other PhD students in our Dissertation Writing/Research Group"
8 posts
#8
Papers
: "How quickly do y'all read/parse Papers?"
7 posts
#9
Mental Health
: "Does anyone relate to having to personally become an “unofficial expert in psychology” just to have enough tools to navigate Mental Health problems that come up from doing your own field of research?"
6 posts
#10
Reading
: "Reading paper is a skill that they poorly teach"
6 posts
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