Why Publishing your work is important?

Have you been writing something and wanted the world to know about it? Publications are meant to encourage the writers to showcase their work while getting credit for the effort done. People often do a lot of research work but never bring it up for rest to see. What harm it does is that someone else copies the content and might later post it as his own. Hence, it is always an excellent approach to publish the work at the right time, ensuring due credit is given to the right author. So what makes one publish the work, and why should it be done?

Considering there are giants of researchers sitting in the market doing the work, publishing your content will encourage you to compete with them and make you acknowledge your competencies while bringing out a brighter side of yours to the world. You can also use the content and mention it in your resumes while trying to secure a good job and also might be reflected as a favorable point while applying for a doctorate position. Reading and writing brings out the best from an individual, and so does showing it to the world. It not only adds to your confidence but makes you polish your skills by accepting the criticism positively and working on the gaps.

Lastly, the urge to get acceptability and respect by peers in the academic community demands your work be published but make sure the content is entirely developed and competitive.