Biotech recruiting is a non-stop hunt for unicorns. This is your net.
I've worked in and for talent teams in a number of biotech firms and I know that you have one of the hardest jobs in the industry. You're trying to attract people with skills they haven't invented names for.
What if someone did some heavy lifting and shared the resources that would make your job a little easier? Things that leveraged your hiring manager to help you attract people to their networks? Ways to make your job postings and LinkedIn posts more useful (without asking you to become a copywriter)?
5 weekly emails, each tackling a different aspect of the realities of recruiting biochemists and computational biologists and the like. Each email will have some strategy ideas, designated killer tips, and links to outside resources.
​But the real prize is accessible handbooks for each topic, some of which are perfect to share with your hiring manager. Things like: