Hi, a rising P2 hoping to land either a Regulatory Affairs or MLS job in the future in industry.
I do realize the majority of pharmacy communities online is saying jobs are disappearing for pharmacists, but I am more of an optimistic person so I would like to get some realistic help from this community, not saying that it's a dead end for this profession.
What is networking? Just talking to professors (implying you need a job) and hope that they know somebody that work in industry that could have a say in HR? Go out and meet as many different pharmacists as I can and just befriend them, rather than being professionals with them? Or just keep applying 1k+ times until you somehow just land summer internship?
Everyone says networking is a key but I really don't know how that works.
My current situation is, I work at CVS, involved in many organizations in school, and I teach new things to myself everyday (reading, coding, working out, whatever). So I just don't see how I can expand my network when I see the same people everyday. Also would joining a research project run by a professor help?
Thanks,
I do realize the majority of pharmacy communities online is saying jobs are disappearing for pharmacists, but I am more of an optimistic person so I would like to get some realistic help from this community, not saying that it's a dead end for this profession.
What is networking? Just talking to professors (implying you need a job) and hope that they know somebody that work in industry that could have a say in HR? Go out and meet as many different pharmacists as I can and just befriend them, rather than being professionals with them? Or just keep applying 1k+ times until you somehow just land summer internship?
Everyone says networking is a key but I really don't know how that works.
My current situation is, I work at CVS, involved in many organizations in school, and I teach new things to myself everyday (reading, coding, working out, whatever). So I just don't see how I can expand my network when I see the same people everyday. Also would joining a research project run by a professor help?
Thanks,