Career Development in the Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology Industry
You've tailored your resume to the job description. In addition, your cover letter highlights how you're a great match for the open position. You hit the "submit" button on the company's job website. Finally, it's time to sit back and wait for the interview invitation, right? Wrong! Here are 3 important steps you should take after you've applied for the job to increase your chances of getting an interview.
We’ve all heard the advice: Always, always, always send a post-interview thank you email. Here, we’ve got 3 thank you email templates to get you started. Our tips in this post will help make you the most memorable job candidate long after the interview has ended.
The STAR method is a way to answer questions during a job interview by describing your abilities in real life situations. Your responses will come across as more meaningful than just describing yourself with descriptive language. The STAR method provides concrete examples of your abilities.
Although this is a time when unemployment is on the rise, pharmaceutical companies are still hiring for critical positions. Because of COVID-19, many workers are telecommuting, and company site access is restricted. With interviews occurring mostly online at this time, it is paramount to make a positive impression virtually. Here are 9 tips for master your next virtual job interview.
This week, we had the pleasure and privilege of doing a guest Facebook Live (via Zoom) in the Corona Daze Professional Development (CDPD) group. The topic of discussion was "Tips on Networking and Managing Relationships."
