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Attention laboratory chemists! We need your feedback for a case study aimed at enhancing the efficiency of laboratory analysis process. We want to identify the activities that consume the most time during the process. As a laboratory chemist, your input is invaluable to us. Please take a moment to estimate the percentage of time spent on each of the following activities during the analysis process: 1- Reflection on the Analytical Method 2- Method Execution 3- Documentation 4- Data Transcription 5- Calculation We would appreciate it if you could rate each option in the comment section. Unfortunately, LinkedIn does not provide poll options with rating functionality, but we hope to have this feature soon. Copy this in to the comment and change the percentages to reflect your experience 1- 20% ,2-20%, 3-20%, 4-20%, 5-20% Thank you for your cooperation. #laboratory #laboratorytechnician #laboratoryprofessionals #qc #pharma #continuousimprovement #lims #eln #quality

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Hi everyone - I’m looking for a new role and would really appreciate your support. I’m eager to bring my expertise, skills, and experience to a new challenge. About me: I am an M.Sc. and B.Sc. graduate in Chemistry with a strong foundation in chemical processes, analytical techniques, and laboratory operations. With hands-on experience in Quality Control, Quality Assurance, and chemical analysis, I am seeking opportunities in the pharmaceutical, laboratory, or manufacturing sectors. My technical expertise includes operating and calibrating instruments such as HPLC, GC, UV-Vis, FTIR, and more. I am passionate about contributing to innovative solutions and ensuring the highest quality standards in production or research environments. Open to roles in: Quality Control (QC) Quality Assurance (QA) Research & Development (R&D) Laboratory Technician/Assistant Pharmaceutical Production Skills: Chemical Process Optimization Laboratory Techniques & Instrumentation Analytical Chemistry Quality Management Systems Chemical Safety & Compliance #Chemistry #Chemist #QualityControl #QualityAssurance #AnalyticalChemistry #LabTechniques #Pharmaceuticals #ChemicalProcesses #HPLC #GC #UVVis #FTIR #ResearchAndDevelopment #ChemicalSafety #ProductionQuality #SustainableChemistry #LaboratoryScience

I think , the distribution of time during laboratory activities can be diffrent based analyst experience and preferences, also with factors like the complexity of test, number of steps , extent of manipulation . For example some tests can have an long test duration not due to manipulation but more due to numerous steps, such as drying time , injection time, shaking time, .. From my experience in the pharmaceutical industry, with GDP and GLP requirements, approximately 40 to 50% of the total time for documentation , data transcription and calculations needed to ensures clarity, reproducibility, transparency, and traceability of the analysis process and results. For regular analysis I would say: 1- 15% 2-40% 3-20%, 4-10%, 5-15 %

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