Is it good idea to publish articles to improve someone's resume?

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Publishing a scientific article can significantly enhance a resume, particularly for individuals seeking positions in academia or research and development (R&D). The discussion emphasizes that while experience and skills are crucial, having published work can set candidates apart in competitive fields. The relevance of publication varies based on job type and location, making it essential to align publication efforts with career goals.

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Hello :

i am currently reviewing my physics degree courses and found few things that may or may not be a scientific article material , i couldnt finish my higher degree in physics ( Master , PhD)

is it a good idea to publish a scientific article to improve the resume ? or only experience and other skills is vastly more effective

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(a) Are you still in college now?

(b) What jobs are you looking for?

(c) In which country is your college, and in which country or countries will you be seeking a job?
 
As @CrysPhys says, it matters a lot about what jobs you are looking for. If you are looking for jobs in academia or R&D, then such publications would indeed be beneficial. If you are looking for other jobs then it may not matter much.
 
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