Each year I analyze the results of self-reported salary information to get a current understanding of average compensation levels across the Biopharmaceutical and Medical Device industry. I have the data broken out by four different
I review about 100 resumes each week and can safely say that some are better than others – much better. As a recruiter I have the luxury of talking a hiring manager through someone’s resume
The Blogs of Dave Murphy: “Do you have a different process for recruited candidates?” We all know that candidates for job openings can have very different motivation for pursuing the role, so leading-edge employers adapt
The Blogs of Dave Murphy: What about the “Overqualified?” As a Search Consultant I work closely with clients to understand the key skills they are seeking when filling important positions. They always give me clear
Murphy’s Law on Recruiting Blog: “Corporate Relocation: We’ve Come Full Circle” There was a time, early in the post-WWII economic boom, when corporations rarely considered offering financial assistance to new employees to help compensate for
Murphy’s Law on Recruiting Blog: How to invite targeted candidates to an interview session “You never get a second chance to make a first impression.” As a candidate for a job that you find interesting
Since it’s tax season a number of questions have come up regarding tax deductions for job seekers. It may be too late for those of you who haven’t filed for an extension for tax year
In the recruiting profession I have the luxury or the misery of looking at resumes all day long. There have definitely been times when someone looks perfect on paper to find that they just aren’t
Each year I analyze the results of self-reported salary information to get a current understanding of average compensation levels across the Medical Technology industry. In this blog I’ve analyzed salaries in the Medical Device space.
“The best way to predict what someone will do in the future is based on what they’ve done in the past.” When interviewing candidates for job openings, we are trained in large companies to ask them
Whether CEO’s or first line Marketing Managers, we humans have a tendency to believe and retain more through what we see than what we hear. So the next time somebody says that you don’t need
I hear the question very often: “What do I say when they ask me about money?” The answer is pretty simple, assuming that you have some general understanding that your expectations are at least “in
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