One angle I think hasn’t been mentioned yet is how minor errors can actually reveal the “compliance culture” of a company. Even if labeling or paperwo...

You both raise great arguments regarding how, depending on the company's resources, the FDA can either encourage or impede innovation. I agree that fu...

I get what you mean about regulatory sounding repetitive, but I think there’s more to it than just paperwork. If a company wants to sell in different ...

I agree that being overqualified can open doors for promotions or leadership opportunities, but I think one challenge that doesn’t get mentioned enoug...

One aspect that is sometimes disregarded in my opinion, is how rules can sometimes really influence innovation rather than only restrict it. Human fac...

I agree that species similarity and ethical considerations are central, but I think another key factor is how well an animal model can replicate not j...

I agree with both of you that pre-clinical research protects patients and eventually saves time and money, but I believe that their credibility-buildi...

I agree that pre-clinical work frequently entails a lot of moving parts before the "real science" ever begins, which makes the organizational and appr...

The emotional intelligence aspect of leadership in these circumstances is, in my opinion, something that is important. If team members feel underappre...

I agree that quality assurance and risk management depend heavily on documentation, monitoring, and audits, but I believe that adaptability is another...

In the creation of medical devices, engineers and managers have complimentary roles, and I wholeheartedly agree. My personal experience with research ...

I agree with your points about academia and industry, each offering very different kinds of challenges and rewards. Based on my personal research, I'v...