Academic Woman Amplified

Has your qualitative research article been rejected or given a painful revise-and-resubmit? Here are the 5 things you should do next.   What should you do when your article gets rejected, or you’re given a painful revise-and-resubmit? I’m talking specifically about qualitative research here, but the basic principles can be applied for all kinds of research and writing. In episode 9 I lay out the step by step plan I use to process and respond to feedback and writing criticism, so check that out if you haven’t yet.  5 Things to Do After Receiving a Rejection or Revise and Resubmit for Your Qualitative Article   #1: Think About Fit Some journals might seem like a good fit by topic, but you’ll want to delve a little deeper. Who is on the board and what kind of work have they published? What kinds of things has the journal been publishing in the last 2-5 years? Can you tell if the journal has an aversion to qualitative research in general?    #2: Analyze Feedback What is the feedback really saying? Is it trying to