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Career interruptions and sector transitions for PhD holders: Recruiters’ perspectives and practices

Career interruptions and transitions between sectors are major challenges for many PhD holders. How are these career paths perceived by recruiters? What are the best practices to adopt? In this webinar presented by Sophie Bouccara, PhD, Researcher and Trainer within our laboratory (LID), experts in recruitment form the public and private sectors are invited to answer these questions: 🔸Emilie Resweber, a Recruiter form the startup Qubit Pharmaceuticals 🔸Matthieu Piel, PhD, Research Director at Curie Institute and jury member from the INSERM recruitment committee 🔸 Amandine Bugnicourt, PhD, a specialist Recruiter for PhD profiles from Adoc Talent Management. This discussion was organized into two main topics: 🔹Career interruption: On this specific topic, all panelists agreed on the importance of being transparent during the recruitment process. 🔹Sectoral changes: In this session, recruiters highlighted the importance of transferable skills and production as key criteria for recruitment in both sectors. 🔹Finally, each of our panelists provided a take-home message on these two topics, enabling participants to gain a better understanding of the challenges related to them This webinar is intended for PhD holders, researchers reflecting on their career paths, and recruiters wishing to better uderstand thses professional trajectories. — This webinar was organized by Adoc Talent Management as part of the Secure project. 📆 It was recorded on January 28, 2025. — For more information about our services: Adoc Talent Management website ▶️ https://www.adoc-tm.com/ LID website ▶️ https://lid-adoc-tm.com/ For more information about the SECURE project: https://secureproject.eu/ — To stay up to date with our activities, follow us on social media! ▶️   / adoc-talent-management   ▶️   / laboratory-of-interdisciplinary-studies-on...