Taking minutes in a meeting has always been something I’ve done or read immediately after a meeting. They are really important and will save time and effort when needed for reference. Many people don’t give that much attention to meeting…   Read more»

A poorly defined product development process will immediately wreak havoc on the design control. Sometimes companies will leave certain aspects of the project too vague or too detailed which can create burdens before the execution of the product has begun….   Read more»

All components within the design control process serve a vital role to the overall product design and delivery. Of all the components involved, I would place the most importance to design verification and customer input. Design verification is where all…   Read more»

Placebo-controlled trials are necessary to rule out bias and adding a double-blind experimental design ensures that everyone is kept from knowing who receives what treatment. It keeps all variables the same and allows the science to be front and center….   Read more»

With every newfound discovery, there will always be risks associated. Clinical studies provide an opportunity to test their treatments but also assess the patients’ response based upon what the drug target claims to manage. Clinical studies provide a more active…   Read more»

I would pursue a role as a clinical study coordinator or a clinical research associate. In both these capacities, I am directly involved in carrying out the study but also ensuring the candidates for the study meet the qualifications and…   Read more»

One advertisement that I always enjoyed watching was the Apple iPod commercials in the early 2000s. I remember when iPods first came out and they had people dancing to the music with a color block background. It was straight to…   Read more»

The branding colors I usually see are hues of blue against a white background and hues of blue as the background and pastel colors. These colors usually stir up a calm, relaxing emotion that appeals to the consumers. Blue brings…   Read more»

In my previous job searches, I have never looked deep into the liabilities, assets, and net income mainly because the money the company makes was not the driving factor of my decision. Like others have mentioned, I was looking to…   Read more»

In my previous job searches, I have never looked deep into the liabilities, assets, and net income mainly because the money the company makes was not the driving factor of my decision. Like others have mentioned, I was looking to…   Read more»

@christoph Yes! Traceability through RFID tags or barcodes could help propel QA validations and time frames. Traceability of products through small identification mechanisms could readily identify batch processes and ingredients that may have been contaminated through the manufacturing process. While…   Read more»

This where the phrase “Proper Preparation Prevents Poor Performance” comes into play. It is a necessary department to have when Murphy’s Law goes into effect. QA/QC are vital processes in the developmental pipeline and as much as people love to…   Read more»

Nothing is guaranteed and that includes the official stamp of approval from the FDA. Having the FDA approval does lessen the burden of concerns, but it is up to the consumer to do their due diligence in terms of their…   Read more»

This is a great debate that will continue forward until better alternatives have been validated and given approval. In the meantime, I believe animal testing is currently the best option and provides the results most expected when comparing to a…   Read more»

 Not finishing or prolonging a project in academia leads to loss of funding, simple as that. Showing up to do the work is only half the battle, ensuring that the lab stays funded is the other uphill battle that constantly…   Read more»

As of right now, my choice would be academia. I enjoy the time off and the pace of the work and the institution I am currently employed by. I know everyone else chose industry over academia, but after being in…   Read more»

  Covid-19 revealed and exacerbated the gaps in communication and more than likely extended the project life cycles. At one point in time, everything came to a complete standstill – the world was actually quiet. Companies had to figure out…   Read more»

Posted by: @hjp39 With the way everything is headed now, several departments have gone full time remote such as complaint handling, some regulatory positions, and even few Quality Engineer positions in my company. I am aware that this question may…   Read more»