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Right People, Right Seats
We have defined the roles of our positions to determine what is best needed for the company to succeed in its goals, and identify the Right People for the Right Seats. We want to learn more about your skills and the kind of work that excites you during your interview. Although your experience will be customized by the role, here is a broad overview of what you can expect. Interviewers will evaluate your technical (if applicable), role-specific, and behavioral skills. This will help us align you with the Right Seat at Valor!
What To Expect
Job Application
Submit your resume and answer a few questions to get started.
Behavioral &Cognitive Assessment
If eligible, you will receive an email from The Predictive Index to complete your behavioral and cognitive assessments as part of our recruitment process.
Initial Interview
Once we receive your completed assessments, we will review your application again and if eligible, set up an initial interview via phone or video with the recruiter.
Additional Assessment(s)
Depending on the requirements of the position, you may be asked to complete on-site or remote assessments.
Hiring Manager Interview
At this interview round, you will be meeting with the hiring manager. This interview might take place in-person.
Final Interview
Depending on the position, you may be asked to meet with the leadership team.
Reference Check
After successfully completing all interview rounds, we will reach out to you via email and ask for your references.
Hiring Decision
We make an effort to let all candidates know of our hiring decision, regardless of the outcome. We wish everyone the best of luck!
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Valor Compounding Pharmacy
Valor Compounding Pharmacy, Inc. (“Valor”) is a multi-state licensed independent sterile and non-sterile 503A pharmacy in Berkeley, CA. One size does not fit all when it comes to medicine – not all commercially available products work the same way for each person. We make compounded medications to meet the unique needs of patients. This can mean a number of options, such as compounding a medicine from a tablet form to a liquid form so that a baby or elderly patient who cannot swallow can take their medication, removing or replacing an inactive ingredient in a medication due to sensitivity, or making a medication in between strengths that are not commercially available.
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