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Interview preparation in any industry requires that you know what questions are likely to be asked so that you can formulate answers ahead of time, and rehearse your delivery. Typical interview questions and the kind of answers hiring managers are looking for are widely available online with just a little effort, even if you are interviewing for a sales job. But, medical sales interviews can involve more specialized questions than an average sales job, depending on the area you're in (laboratory, clinical diagnostics, biotechnology, imaging, pathology, hospital equipment, surgical supplies, medical device, or pharmaceutical), although the sales process is generally the same-the difference is in the details. And the details can be taken care of by careful research of the company and its products, goals, and culture.Questions:1. Are you in the right location? Will they have to relocate you? Are you even willing to move?2. Can you travel? Most sales jobs [more..]

The "Eureka" legend of Archimedes (287-212 BC) can be considered an early account of the use of forensic science. In this case, by examining the principles of water displacement, Archimedes was able to prove that a certain crown was not made of gold, as it was being fraudulently claimed, by its density and buoyancy. The earliest account of using fingerprints to establish identity was during the 7th century AD. According to Soleiman, an Arabic merchant, a debtor's fingerprints were affixed to a bill, which would then be given to the lender. This bill was henceforth, legally recognized as a proof of the validity of the debt.The first written account of using medicine and entomology to solve criminal cases is attributed to the book Xi Yuan Ji Lu, translated as "Collected Cases of Injustice Rectified", written in 1248 China by Song Ci (1186-1249). In one of the accounts, the case of [more..]

When it comes to job hunting, your cover letter may well spell the difference between clinching that job or being rejected.Just like making sure that your curriculum vitae is impressive enough for you to get that dream job, knowing how to write a cover letter is an asset you cannot leave off your job hunting arsenal. Its purpose is to wow your prospective employers.Being on a job hunt and knowing how to write a cover letter are inseparable. Thus, you have to possess "cover letter writing skills."Does it sound intimidating to you? It's not, actually. You only have to remember the format of an effective cover letter and the principles surrounding how to write a cover letter, and you'll be all set.The cover letter is composed of three theoretical parts:- The opening- The body- The closing.The opening paragraphs of the cover letter should contain a summary of the contents of [more..]

The job hunting process is not considered by many to be an "easy" thing. As a matter of fact, the majority of those who have to go through it hate it. There's not much I can do to make looking for a job any more enjoyable, but I can make it relatively easier by giving you a few tips to help you while you seek employment.One of your strongest tools when you're looking for a job is your cover letter. Chances are you already know that, but don't know exactly how to use it or what it should have. That's where I come in! Following is a simple list of the top 4 most important tips for how to write a cover letter.1) Do your research! Find out all you can about the company to which you plan to apply, even if there are quite a few of them. Go [more..]