Question: What is the worst part of your job?
Asked by jpriestley to AndrewL, Andrew, Marianne on 24 Jun 2010 in Categories: Scientist. This question was also asked by jamesbiscardi, adrianfear.
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sounds like the scientist business can be hard work.- How do members of the public benefit from your work on a day to day basis?
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The worst part is cleaning up the cell culture room. Someone has always spilled some luminous nastiness down the back of the culture cabinet and then left it to develop its own consciousness.
Seriously, the worst part is when someone copies your work (plagiarism) or worse copies your work and publishes it first…! It’s pretty bad if someone beats you to the answer you were looking for but if they copied you that really makes for an angry/bitter scientist.
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Hi jpriestly, jamesbiscardi and adrianfear,
This was a lost question I’m afraid – I’ve just found it!
The worst part? Probably the paperwork!
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