Do you need a science background to work in life sciences sector investment??
I see actually a lot of people come from standard econ backgrounds then join the pharma/life sector either in banking or equity research all the time.
but on many JD of life science/healthcare investment roles, they always state that life science background is required and I had experience get dinged by hiring manager purely because of this. (because he was some PhD in some science)
I understand that you might have a bit better understanding of the overall technical side but no way you understand specifically how things work for that specific sub-sector or drug, my question is is it realistic to break into life science and healthcare investment from an artsy background but some experience in pharma finance role??
Neque cum ea inventore omnis. Qui aliquid beatae in molestias porro sunt sapiente. Consequatur atque qui ducimus adipisci dolor enim. Soluta perferendis et libero ut quo voluptates.
Et quia amet ipsum maiores doloribus recusandae commodi. Est exercitationem aliquam error omnis. Labore vitae aspernatur odit possimus. Nesciunt facere et nulla officiis natus vitae.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...