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Communicating research to non-specialists in an effective manner is the highest regarded soft skill for STEM profiles doing r&d these days, so yes you are possi
by DrNuke 9y ago
Communicating research to non-specialists in an effective manner is the highest regarded soft skill for STEM profiles doing r&d these days, so yes you are possibly nitpicking here.
- ianai 9y ago<snip> sorry I said anything
- carlmr 9y agoNobody says they pay well for it. It's still journalism.
- amelius 9y agoStart with blogging, and build a portfolio.
- haZard_OS 9y agoI believe the parent post is referring to actual scientists/researchers who ALSO communicate well...not people who are not in R&D but happen to communicate well.
- lamename 9y agoYou could always try working for https://www.khanacademy.org/ https://www.khanacademy.org/ or some similar organization
- lamename 9y agoRegardless of the parent comments meaning, there's value in communicating complex ideas simply. You didn't have to snip your comment. If you want a job related to that kind of work, broadly, I'd search around for any STEM journalism or education related. Also many public health/nonprofits might have a significant outreach arm if they're large. Or you could go the blogger/educational youtuber route. Less traditional but pros and cons. Disclaimer: no first hand experience here, just my observations of others. Good luck!