Cambridge UK

[Anonymous]

I am thinking about a long-term work in research in Novartis, Cambridge, UK.
Could anyone tell me is it a good choise?

 

[Anonymous]

Sorry for the mistake - of course Astrazeneca, Cambridge, UK.
Is it a good choice?

 

[Anonymous]

Sorry for the mistake - of course Astrazeneca, Cambridge, UK.
Is it a good choice?

They aren't in Cambridge yet, numbnuts.

 

[Anonymous]

You are a dumb.
If you know nothing, just shut up:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/...moves-HQ-to-Cambridge-in-research-revamp.html

 

[Anonymous]

You are a dumb.
If you know nothing, just shut up:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/...moves-HQ-to-Cambridge-in-research-revamp.html

Yes - and they are planning on moving there in 2016, dumbass. In any case 3 years from now you will still be an unskilled moron so don't even bother applying.

http://uk.reuters.com/article/2013/05/20/uk-astrazeneca-cambridge-idUKBRE94J0G620130520

"With outline planning consent for 70 acres to accommodate up to 2.3 million square feet of new buildings, there is plenty of room for the purpose-built global research centre and corporate headquarters that AstraZeneca plans to establish by 2016 at cost of around 330 million pounds ($500 million)."

 

[Anonymous]

Don't use the term "longterm" and AstraZeneca in the same sentence. Longterm, it is doubtful there will be an AstraZeneca.