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It's nice to be niche. Markets are absolutely massive 90% of the time. Being a recruiter 'in tech' or 'in life sciences' is wild. That's basically the same as saying 'I recruit in the UK', such is the size of those industries. Strength in market positioning comes from having a defined target audience and catering your offering to them. There's a lot more appeal to you being a commercially focused recruiter in in-vitro diagnostics in the UK than a 'global life sciences headhunter'. More to follow on this topic, watch this space 👀 #kitto #recruitmentmarketing #nicetobeniche
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We are Evolve. 👋 The world of life sciences is fast-paced and continuously evolving, and we embrace change wholeheartedly. Change is the catalyst for growth and success. As your trusted Life Sciences recruitment partner, our integration into the Orbis Group brings a new era of possibilities. Whether you're growing a team from the ground up, or looking for a specialist who will have a deep-rooted network of untapped talent, we have a team dedicated to helping you in every aspect of the hiring lifecycle. The Life Sciences industry constantly craves world-class talent, so work with a world-class partner. 🧬 Together, we Evolve. #weareevolve #change #lifesciences
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📢 No one dreams of being a recruiter 📢 🤯 That might be a generalizing statement, however, most people who fall into recruitment probably didn't even know what it was when they were interviewing. Most people dream of being a marine biologist (I'm sure you or someone you know definitely did 🤣 I did!), lawyers, doctors, builders etc. but never recruitment. A couple of years ago I decided I wanted to work in the Life Sciences space but wasn't sure exactly what. I am very interested in the developments of science, curing rare diseases, new technologies helping people live longer and the list goes on. I do not have a science degree, but what I do have is passion (and I love talking to people). I knew about recruitment and what it was but had no idea the extent of how powerful it can be. The feeling of placing a candidate in such a meaningful industry is indescribable. Knowing that the person I have placed, whether it is a CMO, COO, VP of Quality, etc. each individual plays a crucial role in getting a step closer to a cure, lengthening the life of someone, doing meaningful research to help develop diseases/illnesses, etc. Every single person in the life sciences industry has a joint purpose and that is patient first. The end goal is always thinking about helping someone in the future. I spoke to a CEO the other day and he said 'I got into Life Sciences, specifically oncology, knowing that in my lifetime we wouldn't find a cure. But I will spend my life working towards finding one for the future - I am proud to work in an industry that spends their lives thinking of others and working with inspirational people every single day! #lifesciences #inspirational #oncology
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Morning all, Happy to discuss your current challenges and upcoming hiring needs and discuss how we can tailor our services to align with your unique requirements. Do get in touch for a chat with me. #Lifesciences #clinicalresearch #regulatoryaffairs #qualityassurance #Expansion #Growth #ProclinicalSingapore #apacregion
Are you looking to grow your expert life science teams this year? We're here to help. With offices in every corner of the globe, our specialists are here to support you in finding the right people for your teams to enable you to grow faster. Want to learn more? Get in touch today to discover more. https://lnkd.in/efJPgfww #GlobalGrowthPartners #Staffing #Recruitment #LifeSciences #Expansion #Growth
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"In 2024, hiring managers must first consider the experience required for the position as the priority before determining whether the candidate is a cultural fit. Once they find a candidate who checks both boxes, they must also feel confident in what prospective employees want from the interview process, and the role itself, in order to land them." Jae Yoo, Executive Director, shares his expertise in a recent Healthcare Business Today article. You can read more of his insights for the industry here: https://hubs.la/Q02mSxkn0 To speak with our team of experts about your hiring needs and opportunities, request a call back today: https://hubs.la/Q02mSxVQ0?
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Have you recently had a promising interview but are still eagerly waiting to hear back from the hiring manager? It can be tempting to reach out to the recruiter, but it's important to remember the rule of thumb: wait at least a week before following up. Let me explain why you might not have received a response yet: 🔍 1) The company may still be in the process of interviewing other candidates, carefully evaluating each one to make an informed decision. This thoroughness is a positive sign that they are committed to finding the best fit for the role. 🔍 2) It's also possible that the hiring manager went on vacation or had other urgent matters to attend to immediately after your interview. Remember, they have multiple responsibilities and may need additional time to provide an update. 🔍 3) The decision-making process can often take longer than anticipated. The company may be carefully evaluating your qualifications and comparing them with other candidates to ensure they select the best person for the job. This deliberation is a testament to their commitment to making the right decision. 🔍 4) Additionally, the company may be working on internal equity to determine the appropriate compensation package they can offer you. This process can sometimes take time, as they consider various factors to ensure fairness and alignment with their compensation structure. ⏰ While waiting for a response, it's important to be patient and allow the hiring process to unfold. It's natural to feel eager and excited, but reaching out too soon may inadvertently create unnecessary pressure. Remember, the hiring process can vary for each company, and it's important to respect their timeline. 📧 When the appropriate time comes, consider reaching out to the recruiter with a polite and concise follow-up message. Express your continued interest in the position and inquire about the next steps in the process. This demonstrates your professionalism and enthusiasm for the opportunity. 🗣️ I hope these insights help you navigate the waiting period after an interview! If you have any experiences or advice to share, please do so in the comments below. ⤵ 🤝💼" BTW, did I mention we are hiring, browse our current openings ⤵. https://lnkd.in/eJ9wYq8C
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Our latest interview with Discover Career Path, featuring the incredible George Koustas, is now LIVE only on IVF Tribe! Join for free via www.ivftribe.org to see this interview! George shares his journey, insights, and valuable advice on navigating career paths in today's world. Add your own question for George, and don't miss out on this enlightening conversation!
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Skills are the new degree for evaluating and finding talent!
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