How To Keep Your Clinical Sales Career opportunity Search Confidential
The very best time to look for a new position is while you still have your old one–but what if that means you need to keep it on the down low? Keeping your career opportunity search confidential can seem virtually impossible, but it isn’t.
One great way to stealth job search is by using LinkedIn. It’s entirely possible to reach out to others without it being a matter of public record. (And using LinkedIn to contact hiring managers directly instead of going through HR cattle calls is amazingly effective!)
So what do you’ve to do?
Above all else, you must have a polished LinkedIn profile. The better you look on LinkedIn, the more likely it becomes that you’re contacted by laboratory sales recruiters or hiring managers in health care sales (the easiest way to land a position of all). But be careful of what you write in your summary. You can’t put “seeking a sales opportunity” if you’re trying to keep it quiet. Concentrate on highlighting your skills and accomplishments while making connections and participating in relevant groups. Essentially, you’re putting your best foot forward while growing your network. And you’ll learn a tremendous amount of information from the resources you’ll find there that will help you get ahead in your pharma sales, pharmaceutical sales, or clinical device sales career opportunity search.
What if your employer wants to know why you’ve such a shined up LinkedIn profile? Don’t let him put you on the spot. You can say (especially if you’re in sales or product management) that you see yourself as the face of the company, and customers seek you out on LinkedIn. You can also say that you’re trying to learn about the latest social media tools to be current on the trends. There are over Sixty five million professionals on LinkedIn, and they’re not all looking for jobs. It’s not going to be unusual for you to jump in, too.
Set up a excellent LinkedIn profile with this step-by-step Tutorial from Career Confidential.
Article courtesy of Peggy McKee - Owner / Senior Recruiter at the nationally
recognized lab and lab sales recruiting team of PHC Consulting.
© Copyright 2008 PHC Consulting | All rights reserved
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How To Keep Your Clinical Sales Position Search Confidential
The very best time to look for a new job is while you still have your old one–but what if that means you have to keep it on the down low? Keeping your job search confidential can seem virtually impossible, but it isn’t.
One great way to stealth job search is by using LinkedIn. It’s entirely possible to reach out to others without it being a matter of public record. (And using LinkedIn to contact hiring managers directly instead of going through HR cattle calls is amazingly effective!)
So what do you got to do?
Above all else, you must have a polished LinkedIn profile. The better you look on LinkedIn, the more likely it becomes that you’re contacted by pathology sales recruiters or hiring managers in health care revenue (the easiest way to land a career opportunity of all). But be careful of what you write in your summary. You can’t put “seeking a sales opportunity” if you’re trying to keep it quiet. Concentrate on highlighting your skills and accomplishments while making connections and participating in relevant groups. Essentially, you’re putting your best foot forward while growing your network. And you’ll learn a tremendous amount of information from the resources you’ll find there that will help you get ahead in your medical revenue, medical laboratory sales, or lab device sales career opportunity search.
What if your employer wants to know why you have such a shined up LinkedIn profile? Don’t let him put you on the spot. You can say (especially if you’re in revenue or product management) that you see yourself as the face of the company, and customers seek you out on LinkedIn. You can also say that you’re trying to learn about the latest social media tools to be current on the trends. There are over Sixty five million professionals on LinkedIn, and they’re not all looking for career opportunities. It’s not going to be unusual for you to jump in, too.
Set up a outstanding LinkedIn profile with this step-by-step Tutorial from Career Confidential.
Article courtesy of Peggy McKee - Owner / Senior Recruiter at the nationally
recognized laboratory and pharma revenue recruiting team of PHC Consulting.
© Copyright 2008 PHC Consulting | All rights reserved
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- In a Clinical laboratory Revenue Career opportunity Search? You Must Understand This! I just finished a coaching session with a candidate who…
- How Does a Nurse Transition into Pharma Sales? Clinical laboratory Device Sales? Pathology Sales? Here’s a Job Search Strategy for You Nurses have a few natural advantages when it comes to…
- Why Should I Join LinkedIn? If you haven’t joined LinkedIn by now, you should. There…
Posted in: Clinical Diagnostics, HealthCare Sales, HealthCare Sales Jobs, Laboratory Sales, Laboratory Sales Recruitment, LinkedIn Tips, Medical Sales, Medical Sales Job Search, Medical Sales Recruiting, Medical Sales Recruitment, Pathology Sales Jobs, Pharmaceutical Sales, Pharmaceutical Sales Recruitment, Research Products.
If you are a sales professional or want to become one, or if you are looking for a new sales job, you will face one of the toughest interview processes of any job seeker.
The very best time to look for a new position is while you still have your old one–but what if that means you need to keep it on the down low? Keeping your career opportunity search confidential can seem virtually impossible, but it isn’t.
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