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  PhD Tips Dr. Engr. Md. Abdur Rashid Director (Admin & Finance), NAPD I’d like to share my personal experiences with the PhD journey from my perspective- 1. A PhD doesn't demand extraordinary intelligence, but rather an immense amount of patience and perseverance. 2. The scope of your research will not be vast, but rather a very specific and narrow focus. 3. Your supervisor cannot do everything for you; they serve as a guiding umbrella. Ultimately, you will be your own supervisor. 4. Keeping a PhD diary is essential. Write down every thought, idea, or insight as soon as it comes to you—even after leaving the washroom. Make sure to follow through on each task and mark it off once completed. 5. From day one to the very end, adhere strictly to the guidelines provided by your university and supervisor. Review other PhD reports to enhance the quality of your work. 6. Avoid being overly ambitious about publishing in renowned journals. It takes time. Stick to your university...

Difference between strategy and planning Dr. Engr. Md. Abdur Rashid The difference between strategy and planning lies in their focus, purpose, and scope. Here's a breakdown: 1. Focus: Strategy: Strategy is the big picture approach. It defines the overall direction and long-term goals of an organization or individual. It's about setting a vision and determining how to achieve that vision in a competitive or challenging environment. Planning: Planning is more tactical. It focuses on the specific steps, actions, and resources required to implement the strategy. It deals with details, timelines, and practicalities of executing the strategy. 2. Purpose: Strategy: The purpose of strategy is to provide guidance and clarity about where to go and how to navigate challenges. It's about choosing the right opportunities and making decisions on positioning and growth. Planning: The purpose of planning is to organize a...