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The Animal Science Newsletter is Back!
Animal Science Monitor, the official publication of Continental Search, is making a fresh comeback this 2023. We are relaunching the Animal Science newsletter after almost five years since the last issue. The first issue will come out on January 10. The newsletter will be sent out twice a month — every 2nd and [...]
Get your 2023 off to a great start!
The year 2022 saw the gradual reintroduction of face-to-face events, trade shows, and conferences. If you have luckily attended some of these, you have realized yourself how getting out and about at events still brings much better educational and social benefits than attending one at home, in front of your screen, in your [...]
Hiring Gen Z Talents In Animal Health
By 2030, Generation Z will account for 58% of the global workforce.These individuals, born between 1995 and 2015, make up more than 2 billion of the world's population. While there's a large recruitment pool for these talents, hiring them is more challenging than you think.Gen Zs switch jobs twice more often than Millennial’s. Unlike [...]
New Content Manager – Shiena Destura
Ocean View, DE — Continental Search is delighted to welcome Shiena Destura as the new Content Manager. Shiena joined the firm months after graduating Magna Cum Laude with a degree in Journalism. Presently, Shiena is collaborating directly with recruiters in producing high-quality, original content for publication across various platforms. She will also help [...]
The Price of Happiness
Wealth, undeniably, has its benefits. It provides not just cool stuff and superior health care but also freedom, control, choices—epitomized by the en masse flight of affluent New Yorkers and other urbanites to their vacation homes when the coronavirus pandemic struck. It’s no coincidence that the number-one thing people think will make them [...]
A Core of Confidence
Everyone has an inner critic. Who do you compare yourself to, and why? Although comparison can create competition and competition can fuel achievement, it’s a balancing act. While constructive criticism can deter certain behaviors in the short-term, positive reinforcement is generally better for shaping new and lasting behavior. It’s also at the core [...]
