Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “Clinical Diagnostics”
Patience Is The Key To a Strong, Long Lasting Career In Diagnostics, Life Sciences or Oncology Practices “I’ll give it a month. If I’m not signing on major clients by then, I’ll close up shop and do something else.” This sounds like a fairly aggressive strategy for a new business that is trying to cram many months worth of work …
According to Forbes, the U.S. Department of Labor puts the cost of a bad hire at 30% of the hire’s annual salary. In his book, Topgrading, Dr. Bradford Smart estimates the cost of a mis-hire to be much higher than that of Forbes. On the other hand, McKinsey & Co. states that employing a top performer rather than an average performer …
“I trust you.” For many of us, these words are something abstract — a rather fluffy, sometimes fuzzy thing. Yet, trust is not some soft, ethereal or elusive quality you either have or do not. Rather, trust is a pragmatic, tangible, actionable asset that must be developed, and you can create it much faster than you might believe possible. This …
This basic premise of the hiring process should be one of the first tasks performed, yet so many companies delay until the very end. Some hiring managers won’t even do this at all, let alone early. In fact, the Society of Human Resources Management says 22 percent of companies only check the backgrounds and references for certain candidates, while two …
Boldness is the act of responding to a situation in a manner that may be viewed as daring to some yet truly is essential to most effectively address the issue at hand. To reach the upper echelons, you must reject there is any value in playing small, you must thrive under pressure, and you must dare to take big risks and create the actions others are just too afraid to attempt.
Filling a high-level position requires an extensive use of time and resources for any company. Like many other fields, Clinical Research and Clinical Diagnostics require unique experiences that are specific to the industry in order to be successful. That is why it can be exceptionally frustrating when the person you hire still ends up being a poor fit for your …
Making a hiring decision that addresses all needs of your business takes forethought, patience and insight. You may find yourself asking whether you should focus more on sales or technical experience throughout the process, but the truth is, both are integral to success. In fact, research shows that sales experience is more important long term, while technical expertise is more …
The “interview” is a key component of the hiring process. Hiring managers depend on candidate interviews to give them a window into the business (and even personal) lives of the people they are considering hiring. Make the wrong choice and you could negatively alter the dynamics of your workplace. On the flip side, choosing the right candidate will enhance and …
