Author: Oliver Arnoldi

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Oliver Arnoldi

Oliver Arnoldi is a writer and filmmaker from London, with Japanese, Irish, and Italian roots. His journalism has appeared in GQ, The Telegraph, The Tibet Post, VICE News, and on HBO.

As a ghostwriter, editor, and book consultant, his work includes the memoirs of an artist and US presidential portraitist, an American mountaineer, and a #MeToo whistleblower.

He is a professional member of the American Society of Journalists and Authors, volunteers on his local Chamber of Commerce’s Public Policy Committee, and is an appointed member of the Minnesota Attorney General’s Task Force on Worker Misclassification.

His short fiction is published in The Stinging Fly, and he is working on his debut novel, which was longlisted for CRAFT’s First Chapters Contest and the Asian American Writers’ Workshop Margins Fellowship.

As a filmmaker, his work includes “The Towers”, a documentary short film about a little person basketball team from New York, which won the Tribeca Film Institute / ESPN Future Filmmaker Prize. It was distributed by Great Big Story and has received nearly five million views online. He is in post-production on a follow-up documentary, “Last Suppers”. He directed “One Bar More”, a narrative short film that won Raindance Film Festival’s Open Shorts Night. He has co-written and co-directed two other narrative shorts, “Waves” and “Virtue”, and is developing his first narrative feature film, “Hail Daisy.”

For his work, he has received fellowships from the Hemera Foundation and the Pulitzer Prizes.

He practices in the Mountains and Rivers Order of Zen Buddhism and lives in New York City.

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Issue 1,2024

by Oliver Arnoldi March 14, 2024

Are you a life science recruiter or hiring stakeholder eager to stay ahead of the curve with the latest industry news and insight?Welcome to the First issue of ... Read more.

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The Inside Scoop on Unemployment Trends in Biopharma

By: Deborah Abrams Kaplan

Uncover the shifting tides in biopharma employment. Dive into recent layoffs, the changing job market, and what it means for industry professionals. Don't miss this essential read on navigating today's biopharma employment landscape.

Categories: Issue 3: Q3 2024
Employment Scams – what to look out for, and steps your company can take to fight back

By: Sarah Ellinwood

Phishing is a growing issue, with scammers imitating recruiters or HR associates using websites and emails that closely resemble those of legitimate companies. These tips will help you identify scammers, safeguard your company, and protect jobseekers.

Categories: Issue 3: Q3 2024
Interview Misadventures and Strange Candidate Stories

By: Natalie Zimmerman

Talent acquisition professionals often have a front row seat to a wide range of human behavior, and their experiences conducting interviews are no exception. Here, we’ve compiled a list of the strangest interview moments reported by talent acquisition professionals across the internet.

Categories: Issue 3: Q3 2024
Issue 3 BioHire RoundUp

By: Eric Celidonio

Catch up on the most recent developments and essential updates in biotech recruiting with our BioHire RoundUp

Categories: Issue 3: Q3 2024
Independent Contractors: Simple Staffing Option or Ticking Time Bomb?

By: Jennifer Carsen

Misclassifying workers can lead to hefty legal risks and financial liabilities.

Categories: Issue 2: Q2 2024

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