Tell me what GLP is and how it is relevant to this role?
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What do I know about DMPK
Expected compensation amount and examples of times I worked under pressure
One of the last interviewers told me that Biogen Idec is very good about letting people expand their knowledge and expertise outside of their immediate research. She asked how I would take advantage of this opportunity.
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Do you have a master degree ? (Note: to do call transcript. Go to hell please)
1. your momtivation for the job 2. your competencies 3. your project have done before
Convince me that your years of experience is what they are and not what I just imagined.
How do you calculate linear regression (i.e., what function is optimized/minimized to create a linear regression model)?
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