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By Carina Clingman
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The podcast currently has 35 episodes available.
In this career chat, I had a fun conversation with Nicole Gampp, Senior Alliance Manager at Compass Therapeutics. Nicole shares her unique, non-linear career journey from research to HR and medical affairs, eventually leading to alliance management. We discuss the intricacies of an Alliance Manager's role, the importance of networking, and career transitions. Nicole emphasizes the significance of finding a mission-driven company and offers insights into work-life balance differences between the US and Abroad, as well as large and small companies. We also cover handling rejections, leveraging transferable skills, the pros and cons of pursuing advanced degrees, and the importance of self-advocacy. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to strategically navigate their career path.
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00:00 Introduction to Nicole Gampp and Her Unique Career Path
00:40 Nicole's Early Life and Education
01:35 Transitioning from Academia to Industry
02:59 Exploring Opportunities in HR and Medical Affairs
04:12 Discovering Alliance Management
04:33 Differences Between Working in Switzerland and the US
05:19 Advice for Aspiring Alliance Managers
07:07 Day-to-Day Responsibilities of an Alliance Manager
08:47 Skills and Strategies for Career Transitions
15:33 Navigating Job Transitions and Rejections
17:51 The Role of an MBA in Career Advancement
19:27 Certifications and Continuous Learning
20:34 Career Path and Future Aspirations
23:58 Company Culture and Work Environment
26:31 Mentorship and Networking
27:53 Final Thoughts and Advice
In this episode, I explore 10 common resume mistakes that might be hindering your biotech job search. Drawing from my recent BioSpace column and observations, I offer practical advice on pitfalls to avoid, such as using profile pictures, fancy formatting, and not proofreading. I emphasize the importance of a professional email address and discuss the specific information you should never include. Learn how to stand out with a tidy and impactful resume, whether you're transitioning from academia or making a career shift. Don't miss my tips on effective formatting, using headlines, and hyperlinking publications. Email me at [email protected] for my proven resume template and start crafting a resume that gets noticed for all the right reasons.
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00:00 - Intro
00:31 - Avoid Profile Pictures in Resumes
00:55 - Steer Clear of Unusual Formatting
02:19 - Importance of Proofreading Your Resume
02:52 - Use Simple Bullet Points for Clarity
03:38 - Professional Email Address Essentials
04:30 - Avoid Oversharing Personal Information
05:45 - Skip the Objective Statement
08:18 - Beware of Keyword Stuffing
09:11 - Eliminate Jargon from Your Resume
09:58 - Keep It Concise: Don’t Write a Book
In this episode of the Biotech Career Coach Podcast, we revisit an interview with John Doyle, Education Director at the Gloucester Biotechnology Academy, originally conducted for the Building Biotechs podcast. We discuss pathways for individuals with little to no experience to enter the biotech industry, emphasizing the academy's role in re-skilling and transitioning careers through intensive training programs. John tells us about the academy's offerings, including a seven-month training curriculum followed by internships, industry partnerships, and their outreach through middle school programs to inspire young minds. We also highlight the Massachusetts Life Sciences Internship Challenge and the benefits it offers companies in hiring capable interns. The value of the program is showcased through alumni success stories and the academy's holistic support system for students.
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00:00 Introduction to the Interview with John Doyle
00:47 Overview of Gloucester Biotech Academy
03:04 John Doyle's Background and Journey
04:17 GMGI's Triad Strategy and Marine Sciences Focus
09:29 Industry Partnerships and Internship Programs
16:28 Application Process and Student Experience
25:29 Middle School Program and Community Outreach
32:09 Conclusion and Contact Information
In this episode, I explore the notion of perceived career setbacks, particularly regarding the decision to return to academia after a stint in industry. This topic often arises during coaching sessions where individuals express concerns about the job market and their career trajectories. We discuss recent trends, including market corrections and layoffs, that have impacted employment prospects in biotech. Through real-life stories, I highlight various career paths and the importance of adapting and expanding skill sets. Ultimately, the message is clear: there is no linear career path, and one's career decisions should be personal, aiming to gain new skills and build networks.
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00:00 Introduction: Academia vs. Industry
00:56 The Job Market Shift
02:23 Evaluating a Return to Academia
03:18 Case Studies: Real-Life Examples
10:51 Navigating the Hybrid Career Path
14:00 Conclusion: Your Career, Your Choice
In this episode, I share highlights from a recent ask me anything event in our community, where I addressed key questions from members about biotech careers, including opportunities for immigrants, tackling interview challenges, job market trends, and strategic job application timing. If you'd like to participate in future events, join our mailing list for updates.
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00:00 Introduction and Event Overview
00:30 Prospects for Immigrants in Biotech
04:12 Handling Job Interview Questions
07:45 Market Trends and Job Application Timing
11:48 Breaking into Biotech from Academia
15:13 HR and Recruiter Interview Goals
19:59 Job Hunting Tips and Networking
23:35 Conclusion and Next Steps
In this episode, I discuss actionable tips from our recent book club read, 'Captivate,' on how to enhance your charisma for job interviews and networking. I'll share key themes and personal strategies for making a strong first impression, even if you're not naturally charismatic. Learn about the importance of setting up your environment, using body language effectively, and engaging others with genuine interest. This episode focuses on the first half of the book, which is relevant to job searches and interviews, but please join our community for the full discussion if you want to learn how to apply this to getting promoted.
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00:00 Introduction to 'Captivate' and Charisma
01:16 Book Club Discussion Overview
01:53 Personal Experiences with Charisma
04:42 Networking Tips and Strategies
07:44 Interview Techniques and First Impressions
12:38 Engaging Conversations and Networking Secrets
16:26 Conclusion and Further Resources
In this episode, I have the pleasure of speaking with Kyle Huggins, the founder and CEO of Management Mogul. Kyle shares his journey from a rocky start with a liberal arts degree amidst the post-2008 crash to becoming a leader at Deloitte and eventually founding his own company. We explore the importance of developing foundational leadership skills such as building rapport, influence, and trust within teams. Kyle emphasizes the importance of mentorship and accountability, and provides insights into his methodology for effective leadership and stress-reducing work strategies. We also discuss his recently launched 'Five Days to Instant Team Trust' challenge aimed at helping new and aspiring leaders build trust with their teams. Be sure to jump into that challenge while it’s free for a limited time!
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00:00 Introduction to Kyle Huggins and Leadership Skills
02:22 Kyle's Career Journey and Early Challenges
04:23 Mentorship and Key Leadership Lessons
06:17 Scaling Leadership and Founding Management Mogul
09:47 Addressing Leadership Gaps in the Workforce
14:26 The Importance of Influence and Methods
23:20 The Importance of Self-Reflection and Coaching
23:48 Investing in Leadership Training
24:13 Navigating Early Career Challenges in Biotech
In this episode, I dive deeper into my monthly BioSpace column answers, providing detailed advice on transitioning from academia to biotech, creating impactful industry resumes, and handling team leadership stress. I also discuss how to address pre-planned vacations when starting a new job and announce an exciting new format for next month's session: a live 'Ask Me Anything.'
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Don't miss next week's episode, which features a special guest on early leadership skills and building team trust.
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00:00 Introduction to the Biospace Column Answers
00:39 Transitioning from Academia to Biotech
01:56 Crafting an Effective Industry Resume
06:44 Highlighting Key Achievements and Publications
09:45 Addressing Job Descriptions and Keywords
13:50 Managing Pre-Planned Vacations in a New Job
16:48 Handling Leadership Stress and Delegation
23:24 Upcoming Live Ask Me Anything Session
In this career chat, Christina Guerrier shares her journey from healthcare and biotech to founding her own consulting firm, Protean Insights Partner. Christina discusses her transitions across various roles, from project management to strategy development, and the blend of skills that facilitated her success. She provides valuable insights on networking, the nuances between the healthcare and biotech sectors, and the attributes of a good consultant. The conversation also touches on balancing consulting work with potential full-time opportunities, the potential impact of AI in healthcare, and maintaining continuous business development.
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00:00 Introduction to the Career Chat Series
00:50 Christina's Journey into Biotech
02:10 Career Shifts and Key Roles
04:46 Founding a Consulting Firm
05:46 Healthcare vs. Biotech: Cultural Differences
07:23 The Role of a Consultant
09:17 Networking Tips and Strategies
11:56 Balancing Consulting and Full-Time Roles
14:21 Managing Scope and Expectations
17:29 Exciting Trends in Healthcare and Research
18:46 Q&A and Final Thoughts
This week, I am thrilled to share an inspiring conversation with Bruce Wu, whom we’ve interviewed before on our sister podcast 'Building Biotechs.' Bruce has held a series of executive roles, including Chief Legal Officer and Chief People Officer. Bruce has recently started to offer executive coaching to aspiring leaders. In this episode, Bruce shares his philosophies on executive coaching, career advancement, and the importance of finding your North Star. We also discuss his commitment to supporting our community through leadership training and coaching sessions, aiming to help individuals navigate their career trajectories with confidence.
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00:00 Exciting Announcement: Meet Bruce!
00:16 Bruce's Journey to Executive Coaching
01:54 The Importance of Inclusion in Leadership
04:06 Introducing Leadership Training at Collaboratory
06:22 Navigating Difficult Conversations
06:58 Finding Your North Star
10:11 The Role of Executive Coaching in Biotech
16:43 Bruce's Vision for the Future
19:10 Join Our Community and Interact with Bruce
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