Scholarelations

"Struggling to find reliable data sources for your research in Southeast Asia? You're not alone." "When I first started helping researchers gather data in Southeast Asia, I ran into roadblocks everywhere—finding respondents, gathering accurate information, and working through language barriers. "What changed everything for me was learning how to connect with local experts and leveraging regional databases that aren't widely known outside the area. These tools and connections have made data collection faster and more reliable." "Here are three ways to streamline your data search in Southeast Asia: 1. Use local academic networks to find respondents. 2. Tap into governmental databases often overlooked by international researchers. 3. Partner with regional universities to get the latest unpublished data. "If you're working on research in Southeast Asia and want more tips, drop us a DM or visit. : www.scholarelations.org

We are building our international collaboration first... And my research portfolio second. we believe in approaching work in a way that prioritizes independence, flexibility, and fulfillment... Instead of maximizing portfolio gain. So instead of asking: “How can I make more research?” Try asking yourself this: “What kind of connections do I want to get?” ...and then build networking that supports that research. It’s not about getting *more*. It’s about finding enough. Want to know how we can help build data from the international scene? Get info free here: www.scholarelations.org

Break free from burnout in your academic research. Here's how: 1. Eliminate Go through your calendar and eliminate all of the things you shouldn't be working on. 2. Simplify Find any overly complicated process and reduce its complexity. 3. Automate If you do something manually every single day, make sure that you're using technology to make it happen automatically. AI, Scheduling Tools, Organization Tools, etc. 4. Delegate (most important) Look through whatever work is remaining and identify the 20% of tasks that really move the needle. Outsource or use contractors to do the other 80%. Then, reevaluate this process every quarter. We help out researchers and research projects to guide and find data sources in Indonesia and the surroundings that contribute to your rich data on research topics. Jump on a 10-minute call with us which get you to understand how we can help you for free here: www.scholarelations.org What's your best research productivity tip?

Who do we help? We help researchers who need interviewees, respondents, and research participants from the fourth most populated country in the world, with a population of over 270 million people with 23.87% of Indonesia's population is 0–14 years old, 68.31% is 15–64 years old, and 7.82% is 65 and older Jump on a call with us through: www.scholarelations.org

What actually do we do? We help researchers looking for their data (qualitative or quantitative) from Indonesia. Jump on a call with us to see how we can help you. www.scholarelations.org

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