These are some points that avoid saying the recruiter in especially pharma interviews.
Don’t say you own a clinic.
Avoid saying you want to just explore.
Be honest don’t lie youself.
Give you opinion, does it really impact or won’t ?
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Saying ‘just exploring’ shows casual approach, thus not good.
It is a good idea to discuss what kind of job you are looking for.
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Claiming to own a clinic suggests you’re not fully committed to this job or have other options. It’s best to be honest with the recruiter about why you need this job and your reasons for applying.
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Suggestion for what to say ?
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Being honest and authentic in pharma interviews is crucial. Avoid misrepresentation, highlight relevant skills, and show genuine interest in the industry and role.
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I’m open to anything, just need a job.”
Shows lack of focus or goal.
“I don’t know much about your company.”
Reflects poor research and disinterest.
“I only did this internship because it was mandatory.”
Implies lack of genuine interest in the field.
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Yes you are right.
Geniune interest is what they are looking for. Show it through your action and choice of words.
Some corporate companies have policy where we shouldn’t be working in another company or doing clinical practice. In such cases, the recruiters will be informing it well ahead. But if they don’t inform it in any of the rounds of interview, we need not tell if have our own clinic or not.
Yes, these absolutely impact. Saying you own a clinic suggests divided loyalty, and ‘just exploring’ lacks commitment. Recruiters seek candidates truly invested in their role.
So honest, clear intentions are always best.