Career advice
We had the opportunity to meet with Arti Dumbrepatil, a postdoctoral fellow in the University of Michigan’s chemistry department. Arti explained her journey as an international student and how a postdoctoral fellowship can prepare you for a career as an independent scientist!
There is something of a recurring theme among the life science, healthcare and biopharma industries: shortage of skilled employees will lead to a decrease in innovation.
Is your dream job with a large organization or a small company? It’s common for life sciences professionals to have a preference one way or the other when considering employment opportunities.
Have you ever considered relocating for your career? If you have, you aren’t alone. According to a recent BioSpace Community Survey, 78% of life science professionals would be open to relocation for the right job opportunity.
To navigate each step along the way from an interview to a final offer, you should have a clear understanding of a timeline of events. These job search tips can help you with that.
Have you thought about what benefits are important to you? Would you request certain benefits from your current employer, or during an interview for a new job?
Most people avoid networking connections due to uncomfortable situations. In contrast, strategic networking can be extremely beneficial for your career.
According to a recent BioSpace survey, 69% of employers indicated “finding quality talent” will be a significant challenge in 2019. Are you the quality talent life science employers are looking for? Don’t delay, apply now and show these employers you possess the quality skills they need!
There are many common misbeliefs around chronic procrastinators. they don’t care about work; they are lazy, etc. Here are some steps for overcoming procrastination.
Are you familiar with the medical writing profession? If not, you could be missing out on one of the most flexible and rewarding careers in life sciences.
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