mexec memo February 2021

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We hope that you’ve had a great start to 2021. After the turmoil of the past year, it’s pleasing to see that the industry has remained resilient with many companies […]

3 big Whys to consider in your job search

3 big Whys to consider in your job search

I am fortunate to be able to recruit some fantastic positions for companies in science, health and technology. Companies developing new drugs and devices, or companies supporting those that are. […]

mexec memo December 2020

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2020 – what an interesting year it’s been! It’s been wonderful to see the industry working together on diagnostics, vaccines, medicines and technology to help manage the effects of COVID-19, […]

Referees – a key part of the recruitment process

Referees - a key part of the recruitment process

Checking references is an important part of the recruitment process. It enables your potential employer to confirm the information you provided in your CV, your achievements and results and, just […]

ZOOOOOMM – How has your day changed?

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I used to be in the CBD at least three times a week – taking the train, going to seminars or training or visiting clients, and like many others, I […]

mexec memo May 2020

Mexec Memo May 2020

Hello from self isolation! To say a lot has happened since our last quarterly newsletter is an understatement but it has been encouraging to see the industry adapt by moving […]

Evidence, your Honour

Evidence, your Honour

It’s tough times at the moment, and our thoughts are with you all, particularly if you are out of work. COVID has presented difficulties for many sectors, and for many […]

mexec memo January 2020

January 2020

Happy New Year! As many of us head back to work to begin the new year, it can be a time to reflect, set new goals and plan for the […]

Infer or not to infer…

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With the end of the year in sight, we would like to share a few key things to think about over the coming weeks that might be inferring things about […]

Overwhelmed…

Overwhelmed

I was reading an article online recently in the Sydney Morning Herald by journalist Jill Stark, talking about the paradox of choice. It was about Netflix having too many choices […]

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