2008 DocSIG Who Went Where Survey
Introduction
The Doctoral SIG of the American Marketing Association invites all candidates or graduates who have been hired for the 2008 academic year to participate in this year's survey
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It is once again time to conduct the Annual DocSIG "Who Went Where" Survey at
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=ks9uQKA0c47LdPidCoB4tA_3d_3d
As you probably know, DocSIG is the Doctoral Student Special Interest Group under the American Marketing Association’s academic division. Every year, DocSIG conducts the "Who Went Where" Survey, which asks recently hired doctoral candidates and graduates in the marketing discipline to provide information about their job search. While the survey’s goal in its initial years was to inform fellow candidates about the placement of their peers, the survey has grown to provide critical information about job placement and the job search process. It is now considered a benchmark for our field.
For many marketing doctoral students, the job search and hiring experience is a mysterious one. While there will always be many "unknowns," the "Who Went Where" Survey sheds some light on the process, allowing students to rely on the "facts" as opposed to only anecdotal information. How many letters should I send out? Should I have data for my dissertation before going to the market? The survey is designed to help future marketing doctoral candidates answer questions like these.
Thus, we strongly encourage ALL MARKETING DOCTORAL CANDIDATES OR GRADUATES WHO HAVE BEEN HIRED FOR THE 2008 ACADEMIC YEAR to participate in this year’s survey. EVERYONE’S input is valued. Widespread participation will help ensure a representative sample and results that are non-biased. The deadline to complete the online survey is May 1st. The survey results will be posted on DocSIG’s website by May 15th.
If you know a recently hired candidate/graduate in marketing that may not subscribe to the DocSIG listserv, we encourage you to forward this message to him/her.
Except for a respondent’s name and the institutions with which he/she is associated, all answers will be COMPLETELY CONFIDENTIAL and will be reported in aggregate only.
This web survey has been designed to take only about 10 minutes. Simply click on the following link to begin:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=ks9uQKA0c47LdPidCoB4tA_3d_3d
Congratulations for all you’ve accomplished thus far, and thank you very much for supporting DocSIG!
Annie Peng Cui
VP of Research, DocSIG
Kent State University