For an industry job for scientists, the interview process generally takes six to eight weeks. Starting with an initial phone screen, successful candidates move on to an on-site interview where they usually meet with a number of people from the organization and give a scientific presentation. Next is the final interview, during which a verbal offer may be extended. What is not as well elucidated is how long the overall search process is likely to take.
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Post written by Brad Fackler, MBA When you have primarily worked in an academic setting, any other work path can seem like a confusing and scary venture. Many scientists consider career options in industry; however they often worry about what this transition will be like. Here are the top ten myths I often hear about an industry career in science. x
1. I will have my project “yanked away.”