Introducing our newest member…

We’re delighted to introduce our old friend and new recruiter Stephen Boylan to the team. Stephen comes from various sales and recruitment positions, mostly with engineering. He will be responsible for the majority of our Engineering and Contract Recruitment within Life Science Recruitment. “I am happy and excited to join the team at Lifescience principally [...]

What’s Hot – February

OK I’m getting back into making this a regular post, have been a bit distracted over the Holidays! Some exciting developments here in Life Science. We are planning to relocate to new and shinier Life Science Towers within the next 2 weeks. We are seeing a definite pick-up in the market with some really exciting [...]

Common Traits of People who Get Jobs

A recent post from Seth Godin suggest that people should listen more to the great baseball statistician Bill James when hiring people, when he said: “past performance is a good indicator of future performance.” Endurance Corner, a great blog aimed towards endurance athletes, wrote a great piece on “Big Jobs“. Gordo says that the only [...]

About.me – your online business card

This is a super tool which we’ve started using in here. As you’ll know, we are huge fans of LinkedIn. For people with a slightly larger online footprint (blog, facebook, contact details etc.) there is a super new site called http://About.me. Recently launched, if you register now you should be able to get a good [...]

Starting in Sales

This is a short post focussing on the potential of scientific grads to start their careers in sales.

Currently we have a number of junior sales roles across Ireland:

Account Exec – Limerick

Jnr Product Specialist – Dublin to Galway and north territory

Sales Exec – Dublin. Some international travel involved.

Current State of the Pharmaceutical Industry

Eamonn’s recent contribution for the Sunday Business Post Recruitment within the pharmaceutical sector has been quite stable over the last 12 months, with losses in certain departments, offset by gains in others. The pharmaceutical sector in Ireland seems to have been quasi-resistant to prevailing economic conditions, primarily due to the fact that product pipeline cycles [...]