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Young firms across the world are creating almost half of new jobs and – having watched the monumental success of early stage ventures, more and more of us are being drawn by the unique opportunities that working at a startup presents. So what is it that attracts people to work for a startup?

50% of employees receive a counteroffer when they resign. For your employer, it’s undoubtedly a costly process to recruit your replacement and it is only natural they would try to keep you. But should you ever accept and can your underlying issues be resolved?

In this blog, we explore the latest updates throughout the month of June. You can subscribe to Katies biotech funding updates over on LinkedIn to keep up to date with the ever-growing biotech market.

One of the worst mistakes you can make when hiring is to employ somebody who’s just like you. Subconsciously, it’s an easy mistake for every employer, suddenly you’ve hired your double without even realising it.

A renowned Swiss manufacturing company faced a critical challenge in building a new team for its Benelux operations. We initiated an in-depth recruitment process, conducting numerous interviews to ensure candidates possessed the required technical skills & aligned culturally with their vision.

As the leader of a business, you hold the reins of your organization’s destiny, and the quest for top talent is paramount. While internal talent acquisition teams can get you so far, consider the broader, strategic advantage that utilizing an external search partner for the most critical hires can provide.

In the dynamic, fast-paced world of Medtech, talent scarcity remains a persistent challenge. Leaders must grapple with identifying, attracting and retaining the very best in a highly competitive market. Those that have knowledge, have relationships but above all - have raw talent. 

Global Scientific Head-hunter Katie Davis discusses the transformative impact of single-cell analysis in molecular biology and genomics, detailing techniques and applications across single-cell genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics, and metabolomics.

A revolutionary stride has been taken with the advent of spatial omics. Traditional omics techniques have provided us with profound insights into the genomic, transcriptomic and proteomic realms of cellular understanding.