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Mission: To discover, develop and commercialize innovative therapeutics in the areas of unmet medical needs that improve patient care.
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I worked at Gilead Sciences full-time (More than 3 years)
Pros
Great culture, Excellent facilities worldwide. Dedicated employees, great focused leadership team and most of all every employee is contributing in some way to help cure very sick people.
Cons
Not too many come to mind
Application
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Gilead Sciences (Cork) in September 2018.
Interview
Via recruiter initially. Then I met the Gilead employee for a coffee interview approach before any formal meetings take place. It was a good discussion however looking for a focus I didn't impart at the meeting.
Interview Questions
People who are most vulnerable to #HIV, including transgender women, often face difficult barriers to accessing prevention and care, including stigma and discrimination. Help replace stigma with science by spreading facts about HIV.
Watch this video with Blossom from the Los Angeles LGBT Center and talk to a healthcare provider for more information on your sexual health: http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vM4lX.
#SpreadFactsNotFear
The increasing availability of effective #HIV treatments within low and middle-income countries has produced encouraging signs of progress, yet there is more work to be done to fight the epidemic. Our VP of Access Operations and Emerging Markets, Papa Salif Sow, expands on this global-scale effort to improve access in this month’s issue of New Scientist: http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vQwXY.
