Hi I am 24, I have a degree in pre health bio and chemistry minor. I have about two years of experience working in a lab and as of about 5 months ago I started a job as a microbiologist. I would like to go get my masters in microbiology but I also have an interest in epidemiology. I have a lot of different interest in the science field, I just don’t know what all is out there. If anyone is comfortable sharing what they do and what it took to get there. I would appreciate any feedback. Thanks!

Still on the job market since March, but keeping busy and growing. During this time, I earned my Certification in Public Health (CPH) and advanced my Lean Six Sigma certification to Green Belt (LSSGB). If you know of any opportunities in health tech or Bio-Pharm, please feel free to reach out. A sincere thank you to everyone who has already shared leads or extended support! Please refrain from soliciting resume writing services and recruiting services with added cost.

I’ve been thinking about creating a unique QR code on my resume that takes a recruiter or the hiring manager to a video explaining who I am, my background,and now I can provide a value to the company… I don’t know what else I can do to get interviews and I’m trying anything to stand out. I don’t think it’s my resume that’s holding me up because this is the same resume in 2021/2022 during the hiring craze that I got interviews left and right

I've been looking for a new QA Manager role for several months. I've been getting interview opportunities, but the biggest stumbling block is lack of background experience with the company's product type. My background is with multiple types of finished products, just not an 'exact match'. Everything included in the job description was a perfect match for my experience except that one factor. Wondering if anyone else has overcome that same hurdle.

I've been searching for a new QA Manager role. My background includes experience in all the job description requirements except I don't have experience with the company's finished product type (same market but different types of products). I consider this more of an onboarding training topic after someone has been hired rather than an initial hiring commitment. Can anyone help dealing with this?

Currently looking at at FDD position within PwC (East Region). Had an interview with a recruiter, which went well and want to move forward. I’m currently a senior in audit with EY. Was wondering if anyone in here has bee though the interview process and was wondering what I should expect? I also was curious as to how hard the QoE model is going to be. Does anyone have any insight on this?

I've had my Bioworks Process Technician Certificate for 3 months. I've put in some many job applications for Pharmaceutical jobs. I have applied for a lot of positions for Novo Nordisk put got turned down. But finally today I received an email scheduled for a phone interview on Monday for Novo Nordisk for the role of Manufacturing Operator I. I am so excited, I hope I get the job.

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Its important to grasp as much information on what your company do whether youre working for a civils company or electricals company. The earliest role as a QS is important to understand the BOQ and also know your labour costs on a monthly period to assess against how much value of works has been completed. This allows you to see monthly movements.

Hi, has anyone recently interviewed for a QA position at Bristol Myers Squibb in Devens, MA? I’d like to know what the interview process was like, especially the technical round and panel interview — what kind of questions they asked and what expectations they had. Any insights would be really helpful. Thanks!