AMA DocSIG Job Market Webinar | Relevance of Journal Rankings in the Job Market - Dr. Abhijit Guha

Описание: AMA DocSIG Job Market Webinar - 1/6
Date: February 28, 2025

Journal lists are not one-size-fits-all—each institution values rankings differently.
Strategic publication planning can help align research with career goals.
Factors to consider — (1) What your school wants; (2) Your goals; (3) Your ability (Training, Resources, Network...) Be honest!!!
Strategies evolve over time, requiring adaptability in research strategy and keep revisit the above 3 factors.
A huge thank you to Dr. Guha for sharing his expertise and to everyone who joined us!


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The Doctoral Student SIG (DocSIG) is a special interest group of the American Marketing Association designed for marketing doctoral students of all research methodologies: behavioral, quantitative, and qualitative. DocSIG was founded by marketing doctoral students and continues to respond to the needs of marketing doctoral students, especially at the annual Summer and Winter Academic conferences of AMA. Every conference, we host a Friday night networking dinner, a Saturday mentor breakfast, and at least one in-person session with topics tailored to the needs of doctoral students interested in tenure-track positions.
In 24-25, our organization is led by Julia van de Sandt (Chair, USC) and Ishita Nagpal (Chair-Elect, GSU). Reach out to us at [email protected].

Our motto is "Building, Bonding, Blooming." As such, DocSIG offers opportunities for students to develop professional skills in the areas of research, writing, teaching, presenting, reviewing, and other areas that aid in job placement and career college paper format development. In addition, we seek to provide a community for students of marketing to interact, ask questions, and generally support each other. In this way, DocSIG not only aims to offer useful information that can aid students in their study program, but strives to facilitate professional relationships that will last long after one’s years as a doctoral student.

The webinars are organized by Xiaoying Feng (Vice Chair Special Projects & Partnerships, Syracuse)