/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58050964
>>58051074
>institutions

>>58024996
>Silver ends the fed.

>>57996405
>biz
Like clockwork.

>>57938573
>>57938709
>reddit moment
Looks like the top is indeed in.

>>57853047
>top signal to buy

>>57819299
>crypto is pumping because of ETFs, ETFs have enabled crypto to pump, crypto never pumped prior to ETFs

>>57640407
>ETF increased BTC's value

>(UK) struggling with job applications, am I wasting my time?

>Hi all, I'm a 24M living in London and I've been trying to secure a trainee patent attorney position, specialising in life sciences for a while now and have had no success, I haven't even had an interview and have just been turned down each time, even for open days.

>For context, I have a Bachelors degree in Biomedicine where I got a 1st but at an average non RG university, I also have a Masters degree in Molecular Medicine where I got a distinction with the highest grade in the cohort and from a top RG university. I also got some good practical experience in this time by working in a hospital lab and doing research. Currently I'm working as a Customer Success Manager at a tech/software company. I have previously read that in life sciences theres a bias towards those with a PhD but I have also reached out to the firms I've applied for and asked for feedback, and they have just said that my qualifications and experience is strong and relevant but there was just better. I have also reached out to people on LinkedIn and asked for advice and they have said similar things.

>Im feeling really dejected with this now and feeling like I am just wasting my time so I just wanted to know if anyone has any more advice on this or if there is actually no hope, I'd like to know too. As another year rolls around and positions open I'd like to maximise my chances in securing a position this time if I am even 'eligible' for one.

>Thanks for any and all help!