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There are lots of sites with general advice for job interviews but very few for bioscience job seekers. What differences have you found in these very specific bioscience jobs vs. more general ones?
Here are some of the best I’ve seen lately
Ace Every Interview: Job Interview Tips That Will Impress Any Recruiter
The Brazen Careerist’s new book
While this is general, I love the clarity of the Brazen Careerist. Research the company, prep and knowing yourself are the top takeaways.
Executive Level Job Interview Tips [Podcast]
Brief (62 seconds) podcast about the essential pre-interview steps.
Takeaway: Research, Rehearse, Rapport and Results. Whether you are a scientist or a manager, these are essential!
The After-Interview Trick You’re Not Using
And specifically from Biospace for people in the bioscience industries.
Takeaway: Make notes, write a thank you note, analyze the questions you were asked and learn from every interview
The One Empty Word to Avoid in a Job Interview
Another one from Biospace, but still rather generic
Takeaway: Use “I” not “we”. The manager wants to know what YOU can do, not what your team did. He is not hiring your team. And use those PAR statements!
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