“You got the job!”: A BMS Recruiter and Rotational Program Member Tell Us How It’s Done
Transitioning into your first workplace can be a daunting undertaking, even more so for those intending on a career in the sciences or biopharma. From researching potential employers, to impressing them in interviews, to thriving within a new cutting-edge environment—there’s a lot to master. Danielle McGrath, Senior Early Career Recruiter, understands this and explains how BMS’s Technology Rotational Development Program (RDP) can help. “The Technology Rotational Development Program is a 2-year program that allows for flexibility through three eight-month rotations,” explains Danielle. “So the person gets to experience different aspects of their field within BMS. The number and length of the rotations vary per program, but each 2-year Rotational Program […]
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Transitioning into your first workplace can be a daunting undertaking, even more so for those intending on a career in the sciences or biopharma. From researching potential employers, to impressing them in interviews, to thriving within a new cutting-edge environment—there’s a lot to master. Danielle McGrath, Senior Early Career Recruiter, understands this and explains how BMS’s Technology Rotational Development Program (RDP) can help. “The Technology Rotational Development Program is a 2-year program that allows for flexibility through three eight-month rotations,” explains Danielle. “So the person gets to experience different aspects of their field within BMS. The number and length of the rotations vary per program, but each 2-year Rotational Program