Resumes & cover letters

Some companies’ preferences for people who already have industry experience and the tough job market are among the hurdles those just starting out in biopharma must navigate, two recruitment experts told BioSpace.

Learn how to leverage your end-of-year downtime to document achievements, update your professional presence and prepare for a successful 2025.

Candidates looking to enter biotech should focus on cultivating key skills, thoughtfully crafting their resumes and putting their best, most authentic foot forward in interviews. An internship, co-op or fellowship won’t hurt, either.

This webinar will help you discover effective strategies for launching your career in biotechnology. You will gain valuable insights from industry experts and leave with the essential tools you need to thrive in this dynamic field.

Learn how to craft a resume that stands out by exploring 10 common resume mistakes and how to avoid them.

During the job application and interview process, candidates who lie to prospective employers and those who don’t properly highlight their accomplishments can find it difficult to land—or keep—their next role. We asked experts how to sell yourself positively and honestly.

Plus, learn about what to expect in initial interviews and how to time your post-Ph.D. job search for maximum success.

Plus, learn how to handle vacation time in a new job and navigate the stress of a recent promotion to leadership.

While many describe California as having a tough life sciences market, there’s some optimism that employment opportunities will improve soon, according to California Life Sciences President and CEO Mike Guerra.

While biopharma professionals cited age discrimination as an issue in a new BioSpace report, it’s not the only factor affecting older and younger people’s job searches.