蘇 柏都2020/8/19
National Central University Postdoctoral Researcher
41-45歲
Transition into industry
I am a PhD graduate in chemistry with a coupe of years of postdoctoral experience. Now, i have been trying to make transition into industry. Inspite of sending several job applications, haven't received any positive reply. I have 8+ years of profound experience prior and post PhD in the field of synthetic organic and applied chemistry. Major skills include solid knowledge of process analysis, reaction expertise, and analytical characterization. Through the previous academic and industry positions, bench and management duties, developed an excellent communication, team work, and leadership ability, along with outstanding writing skills. what would be a best way to reach out major pharma or related industries?
1. I am a PhD graduate in chemistry with a coupe of years of postdoctoral experience. what would be a best way to reach out major pharma or related industries?
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let's switch gears and think a bit more creatively about how you can break into the pharma industry. You've got a solid background in chemistry, and it sounds like you're ready to roll up your sleeves and dive into something new.
Personalize Your Outreach: Instead of blasting out generic applications, why not take a more personalized approach? Pick a few companies you're really interested in and dig deep. Learn about their projects, their culture, and their challenges. Then, reach out directly to people working there—not just HR, but folks in roles similar to the one you're eyeing. A personalized email or LinkedIn message that shows you really understand what they do can make a big impression.
Showcase Your Expertise: You mentioned excellent writing skills, so let’s use them. Consider starting a small blog or a series of LinkedIn posts where you discuss current trends in synthetic organic chemistry, your predictions for the industry, or even review recent literature. This will not only highlight your knowledge but also show your enthusiasm and ability to communicate complex ideas clearly.
Network Smarter: Networking doesn’t have to be a chore. Think about joining or even starting a virtual meetup or a discussion group around topics in your field. This could be a way to connect with industry professionals worldwide and will give you a natural setting to share your insights and learn from others.
Flex Your Analytical Muscles: Given your skills in process analysis and reaction expertise, another angle could be consulting work. Even short-term or freelance projects can get your foot in the door, help build up your industry-specific resume, and let you network directly with companies that might be looking to hire someone with your background.
Consider a Pivot Within the Field: If direct entries to pharma aren't panning out, how about related fields like biotechnology, materials science, or even cosmetics?
Keep the faith and keep pushing.
