Job Hunting Tips in a Post-Lockdown World
COVID-19 has been hard for many of us, but as we seek to turn a corner, we want to share some tips and tricks to help you search for a new role in a post lockdown world.
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Hiring Managers Share Their Biggest Interview Pet Peeves
Wouldn’t it be nice to know what pet peeves your interviewer has to know what and how to avoid them? Check it out!
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion: Question to ask your Future Employer
How do you find out what a company’s culture is actually like? Here are 13 questions you should bring to your next interview to understand an organization’s dedication to DE&I.
The Pandemic and Employment: An Available Chair For Graduates?
Students say the pandemic has created new employment hurdles, but analysts say they may have a window of opportunity. What do you think?
Job Searching with TikTok
Did you know that you can now use TikTok in your job search? What a new and innovative way to share your resume!
The Right Way to Include Your Work Experience on a Resume (With Examples)
We all know resumes are important and what you will need to land your next job. Check out this article on what should be in your next resume.
The 31 Best LinkedIn Profile Tips for Job Seekers
Looking for a new job can be hard, but luckily we are here to help!
Your Ultimate Guide to a Pharmaceutical Career
There are a huge variety of careers available in the pharmaceutical industry from laboratory-based research and development, clinical trials, regulatory affairs, manufacturing, engineering, quality assurance, quality control, validation all the way through to marketing, sales and distribution. Almost any skill set will find a career to match.
The Gender Pay Gap Has Deeper Roots Than You Think. Here’s How to Tackle It.
The gender pay gap has been a widely discussed topic for a long time now, and nations worldwide have been trying to reduce disparities in pay based on gender for a long time now. While the gap has narrowed since the 1980s, women are still not making salaries equal to those of men. That makes us wonder: How did the gender pay gap arise in the first place?