Networking and selling yourself are skills anyone can learn and improve that directly correlate with your career success.
The basis for networking and selling yourself should be to serve others, not yourself.
That's the problem with 99% of people out there. Acting purely for self-gain, and then being frustrated with the system when they don't get the desired outcomes.
Just wanting the job doesn't help anyone but yourself. What are you actually going to do on the job? The same thing everyone else does?
Lots of speculation about what employers want, but as pharmacists we're also "employers." Do you want a zombie tech that just wants a job to clock in and out of? Or, someone that acts on a personal mission and with purpose?
All the cynics will say, anyone can be anything in an interview, but I still will give favor to someone that cares enough to sell themselves over someone that doesn't.
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