Not for those with big ambitionThe good things-Good for fresh graduates, can learn alot for the first 2 years maybe.
-No jealousy among colleagues as its a small organisation.
-Colleagues are good, they help. If youre doing good job, they wont gossip about you.
-Workwise no problem, you do your work, they treat you right.
-Flexi time, you have your free time while waiting for analysis to complete.
The challenges-Unclear jobscope
-Since its a commercial lab, chances for you to climb career ladder is very restricted, they cant pay you much.
-Once you're stuck here, not easy to leave. Difficult to get job in industries once you enter commercial lab.
-The company pays very little salary. Or maybe all commercial labs pay little.
-Inconsistent bonus/increment. It's a small lab so don't expect big annual dinners, gatherings, trips and all kinda fancy things.
-This is the era of digitalisation but the company/boss/management is still 15 years behind. Very old school.
-Salary slip is basically store bought hand written/printed receipt.
-Lab consists of youngsters, no senior chemists to help. You learn on your own whether its right/ wrong. You wont even know whether you're doing the right as there is no-one to guide you.