Thermo Fisher Scientific Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. This was a short telephonic round with HR and the questions they asked were: What fo you understand by Drug Development.
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Q2. Tell me about your previous Job.
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Q3. Can you do this job?
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Q1. About Clinical Trial Coordinator's Job description in PPD.
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Q2. ICH GCP Principles, they only asked me the number.
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Q3. About eTMF, clinical trial phases.
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Q4. What do you mean by Ethics Committee.
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Q5. Are you applying for another job? What are your long & short term goals?
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Q6. If one of your team member who is a senior, (3-4 years) is doing some mistakes, and you come to know that, then what would be your steps? (Also the senior is not agreeing with whatever you're saying, even ...read more
Ans. Approaching and discussing with the Line Manager.
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Q7. What are the essential documents used in Clinical research. Enlist few of them
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Q8. Skill based questions will be more. They ask basics in technical questions.
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Q1. This was a technical round again with seniors like Associate Director and very senior manager. Questions asked were Job description, clinical trial phases.
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Q2. Types of patient/subjects in each phase
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Q3. Many more. They will generate questions from your answers. Then again you'll answer, again they'll ask something from that answer.
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Q1. General questions from your Cv.
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Q1. Question related to your educational background.
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Q1. Screening, on previous experiences
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Q2. Overall case study, questions on documentation, gcp
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Q1. How much experince in this field
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I have 2 years of experience in this field.
• I have worked as a Junior Engineer for 2 years.

• During my time in this field, I have gained experience in various aspects of engineering such as design, testing, and analysis.

• I have also worked on several projects, including a project to improve the efficiency of a manufacturing process.

• I am constantly learning and keeping up with the latest developments in the field.
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Q2. Why are you like this work
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I am passionate about this work because it allows me to apply my technical skills and problem-solving abilities to make a positive impact.
• I enjoy working with technology and finding innovative solutions.

• I find satisfaction in overcoming challenges and learning new things.

• I appreciate the opportunity to contribute to the development of useful products or services.

• I value the collaborative nature of engineering work and ...read more
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Q3. Tell us something about you
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I am a dedicated and enthusiastic Junior Engineer with a strong passion for problem-solving and learning new technologies.
• I have a Bachelor's degree in Engineering with a focus on software development.

• I have experience working on various projects during my studies, including developing a web application for a local business.

• I am proficient in programming languages such as Java, Python, and JavaScript.

• I have a solid und...read more
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Q1. Tell us a bit about yourself other than what all is mentioned in your CV?
Ans. Start with a brief personal introduction. summarize your professional journey in nutshell (brief overview). what you aspire for (Try to relate it with the job/ function you are applying for). Then follow-up questions based over it. Be clear, precise and candid. Never ever try to Over exaggerate and try to sell your-self.
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