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No matter what, employees have to get ahold of their bosses in order to have questions answered and get things done, and the managers need to stay in touch with their employees in order to track updates and find out where they are on certain projects.
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Being fired, while discouraging in the moment, is not a career killer. In fact, sometimes the jolt of getting that proverbial “pink slip” can actually inspire you take stock of your wider career path and goals as you put yourself back on the job market.
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Top 10 Qualities of a Great Leader
3/24/2021
The first five on the list are emotional and attitudinal. The other five concern intellectual abilities and learned skills. -
People working in the biotech industry need to have a good, healthy balance of both hard and soft skills in order to succeed and achieve their career goals.
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If you are trying to land your first position in the life sciences industry, the thought of an interview can be even more overwhelming.
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How to Provide Powerful Feedback at Work
3/18/2021
We’re all called on at some point to give feedback to our bosses or employees, colleagues or direct reports, regardless of whether or not you hold a leadership position. And often that feedback is given in response to a negative situation or action that has taken place and needs to be addressed. -
Whether the problem is the actual work itself, your co-workers or the overall company atmosphere, you need to be proactively take action.
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Here are four questions to think about when considering a career change during the pandemic.
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Asking great questions to your interviewer is one of the most important parts of the job interview process. Not only do you learn valuable information about the role and the organization when you ask questions, but interviewers are also assessing here your knowledge, research done, and level of i...
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“Internal networking” is much the same as regular professional networking, except that the connections or ‘network’ you’re building come from your current employer.
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Using public relations strategies creates more opportunities for passive candidates to be exposed to your organization – and learn about your open roles.
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Once you have your job search spreadsheet organized and the hunt is officially underway, complete the tasks that come up with this method in mind.
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Read on for tips on how to handle a difficult co-worker you just can’t get along with.
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Unfortunately, when many life sciences professionals get up the nerve to ask for support, a colleague might say that they’re “too busy” to help. These circumstances can put you in a situation where you feel like you can’t do your best work or are set up to fail.
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Are you currently working full time and in school earning a master’s degree? If so, do you think you are giving the appropriate amount of time to your job, studies and personal life?
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A career in regulatory affairs combines knowledge of law, science, economics and more. Those who follow this biotech career path aren't necessarily scientists, but they do need to understand the science behind the products that they need to regulate.
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The cover letter is a valuable asset in your job hunting toolkit and gives your potential employer a more well-rounded insight into your experiences, strengths, personal traits, goals, thought-process.
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Here are seven positive things you can learn from a bad job!
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If your job is slowly starting to make you feel unmotivated or unproductive, try these ways to reinvigorate it.
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Establishing boundaries between your personal and professional lives is the key to maintaining fulfilling versions of each.