Vault Guide To Chemistry Jobs

Vault brings its award-winning career information process to this important and booming industry, with information on career paths for both the science and business (sales, marketing, etc.) sides.

Get the inside scoop on pharmaceutical sales careers with this new Vault Guide. Overview of the industry; functions in pharmaceutical sales: field sales, sales management, training and development, instructional design/content development, project management; jobs and career paths; getting hired - education, interview preparation, and more.

From writing top-notch resumes and sending tailored cover letters to going on winning interviews, this best-selling Vault guide is a comprehensive one-volume job search source.

This Vault guide offers the inside scoop on publishing jobs and how to get them.

Professional career guide from the Vault Career Library - from a look at the types of accounting, including tax and audit, to the types of accounting careers, including the Big Four accounting firms, and government work.

In this new employer guide Vault's editors brings is famied insider approach to this industry.

Provides information on investment banking, covering the basics of financial markets, interviews, career paths, and job responsibilities.

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