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Pharmaceutical Interview Question:
Why do the drug companies give so many interviews? Why does it take so long from the first interview until an offer is made?
Submitted by: AdministratorYou have to look at it from the drug company's perspective.
They are taking a big risk - they offer a great job that has little direct supervision, an expensive company car and a large training investment. Also, their hard-earned reputation will rest on your shoulders.
There are many interviews because they want to get to know you before they offer you a job. The long interview process also gives a candidate a chance to get to know the company she is interviewing with.
It also takes time to conduct reference checks, do motor vehicle checks, and receive the results of drug screens.
Submitted by: Administrator
They are taking a big risk - they offer a great job that has little direct supervision, an expensive company car and a large training investment. Also, their hard-earned reputation will rest on your shoulders.
There are many interviews because they want to get to know you before they offer you a job. The long interview process also gives a candidate a chance to get to know the company she is interviewing with.
It also takes time to conduct reference checks, do motor vehicle checks, and receive the results of drug screens.
Submitted by: Administrator
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