Sarah Jacobson in the Southern Economic Journal 81(3):843-863, January 2015:

This article conveys information and advice about the job market process for candidates completing their PhDs in economics in the United States. I discuss the mechanics of the job market process in great detail, from the preparatory work before the market starts to the steps after accepting an offer. Throughout, I answer common job market-related questions and discuss ways to make the process more manageable and less stressful. The focus is on students from non-top-tier universities, although the advice applies equally well to students from top schools.

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  1. willwheels Avatar

    Very nice!
    Note: “Read carefully for errors; not all institutions
    read the letters, but if they do, you can easily offend them with a lack of care” applies to job-seekers who send letters to government offices referring repeatedly to a “department.” As in, they didn’t bother to change the letter at all.

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