Monday 25 November 2013

New Year new job? Get ahead of the crowd now!


In a survey by jobsite.co.uk it showed that 42% of people will look for a new job in January, with half of all people surveyed saying they used the Christmas break to think about their career. It also showed that 13% of people will start their new job search after receiving their January pay cheque.

While wanting more money is the biggest reason for January job hunting, 51% of people looking for a new position crave more job satisfaction, and more than 1 in 10 are simply unhappy in their current job.

Top 5 reasons for looking for a new job in the New Year

1. More money
2. Job satisfaction
3. To further my career
4. I’m unhappy in my current job
5. I want a less stressful job

 According to new research from Job Bounties (www.jobbounties.com ) history shows the first Monday back to work after the Christmas break is when 2 in 5 people currently in work will search the words "jobs" or "Vacancies" on Google!


The Holidays are fast approaching and before you know you know it, we’ll be in January. You may feel that you can take a break from your job search as you think companies are not hiring at the end of the year. While that may be the case for some companies, other companies may still have budget set aside and positions they want to fill for the start of the New Year. Either way, this is not the time for you to stop looking for a job. In January, there will be even more people competing for the jobs and you want to get ahead of the crowd now. The health care industry consumes over 10 percent of gross domestic product of most developed nations making it very competitive as it’s one of the world's largest and fastest-growing industries. 

Tips to get you started!
  • make a list of jobs that interest you and research job openings -check out Kubo’s website www.kuborecruitment.com
  • Get your CV/resume up-to-date!
  • Get your social media profiles in line – have a look at our previous  blog “The good, the bad and the ugly side of social media for your job search” for Kubo’s advice on how to make the best of yours!
 
So get ahead of the crowd and get in touch with Kubo Recruitment to start your search today!


Monday 18 November 2013

European Statistical Forum : Amsterdam, Netherlands

 

The 4th Annual European Statistical Forum (ESF) is taking place on Monday, 18th of November in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Kubo Recruitment is sponsoring this event which discusses the pressing issues of biostatistics in the pharmaceutical, biotech and clinical trials environment. 
 
The topic of this year's forum is "Missing Data in Clinical Trials".
 
The handling of missing data in clinical trials has become a crucial topic for clinical drug development, in particularly with respect to the regulatory process. New methodologies and techniques have emerged such as mixed-model repeated measures, multiple imputations, pattern-mixture models for longitudinal data as well as specific censoring rules and models for time to event data. 
The ESF 2013 is dedicated to the investigation, exploration as well as handling and analysis of missing data in clinical trials by presenting:
- State-of-the-art statistical methodology
- Case studies from clinical trials showing how missing data can be handled and how they can impact trial results
- Regulatory viewpoints on this topic
 
The ESF Scientific Board includes: Jens-Otto Andreas, Director Global Biostatistics EU Group for UCB Biosciences GmbH, Lisa Comarella, Director, Biostatistics and Senior Project Manager for CROS NT, Frank Fleischer, Global BCA at Boehringer Ingelheim Pharma GmbH & Co. KB, and Giacomo Mordenti, Senior Director Compound Development & Branding-Head Biostatistics at GrĂ¼nenthal. 
The conference agenda promises a list of prominent speakers from some of Europe's top pharma and biotech companies.
 
Details:
European Statistical Forum
Monday, 18th of November 2013; 09:00 - 17.30
NH Amsterdam Centre
Stadhouderskade 7, Amsterdam, The Netherlands