Hi Everyone, just wanted to share a piece of advice for those going on interviews. I work for a biopharmaceutical company that manufactures 4 medications. Last week I interviewed 2 candidates that had...

Great advice! It's clear that preparation and following instructions can make a big difference in an interview. Candidate A's willingness to put in... the work and study the products showed their interest in the role and their work ethic. It's impressive that they were able to ace the interview without using any notes.

This advice can be applied to any interview, not just in the biopharmaceutical industry. Showing that you've done your research and are prepared to talk about the company and the role can demonstrate your enthusiasm and commitment.

Some key takeaways from this experience are:

- *Preparation is key*: Make sure to follow any instructions given by the interviewer and prepare thoroughly for the interview.
- *Work ethic matters*: Showing that you're willing to put in the work to learn about the company and the role can demonstrate your work ethic and commitment.
- *Confidence is important*: Being able to answer questions confidently and without relying on notes can make a big impression on the interviewer.

Thanks for sharing this advice! more

is a great day and time to always know that the first rejection is not the time to quit. Rather, adjust and keep moving for there is light at the end of the tunnel. you are unstoppable

Beautifully said! You're absolutely right; every "no" brings us closer to the "yes" we're looking for. It's all about perseverance, learning from our... experiences, and staying positive.

You're unstoppable indeed! Keep pushing forward, and that light at the end of the tunnel will shine brighter and brighter. more

Hey! So, I had this job interview. And the girl who was interviewing me, she was amazing. I think she might’ve been into me too. Now I’m not sure what to do... Should I just wait and see if she calls...

Wait and see Let the interview process run its course. If she contacts you about the job, you can gauge her professionalism and see if there's an... opportunity to build a connection.
Send a follow-up email Write a polite, professional email thanking her for the interview and reiterating your interest in the position. This can keep you on her radar without being too pushy.
Don't mix business with pleasure Keep the relationship professional, especially if you're not sure about her interest or if it's against company policies. more