Urgent Job Advice

1. You gotta make it sound like you're interviewing them, so when they ask "do you have any question?" Have at least 3 questions that are like or similar to "how do you like working here?" Or " where did the people who worked as lab techs end up now?" Or "what can I contribute to the team to make work easier?" Wear a nice clean long sleeved collared shirt with a tie, some solid colored black pants or kakhis, and some brown or black shoes. Show confidence, but don't act pompous.

2. All depends on many things such as pay, mileage, travel stripends, advancement opportunities, the falicity itself, etc. That's why you're going there.

3. Varies as well. Average pay is $33k a year, but depending on the place and area, you could start off with more or less.

>>18397301
thanks for the tips

>>18397052

Yo, I'm thinking about majoring in biochem.
Thoughts/advice?

>>18397301
Everything here is true. However generally if they call, they want to do a phone screen first. They'll typically ask things like:
Why are you interested in the position?
What do you know about our company and or what made you apply to our company?
How much money are you looking to make?
Tell me about yourself? Be prepared for a 60-90 second speech about your schooling relevant work history experience goals or interests.
Ask a few questions. Google this stuff ahead of time and learn a little bit about the company.
Ask about the working environment, culture, hours.

>>18397926
gotcha, im calling today

>>18397912
it's better than straight chem or bio, make sure you do some undergrad research

>>18397926
>>18397301
Holy shift senpai i got an interview. I spurged out in the beginning of the call but i might have impressed them somehow.

Thanks guys.

Same situation except every interview I've gone to hasn't called back... My biochem graduating class had so many people...

>>18399036
mine has 6 ffs