ok had my first day at the new lab.....
OMG! compared to the old one-this is heaven, and totally worth giving up $1.50/hr and paid insurance!
easiest way is side-by side comparison:
Old lab-6,000 test tubes per day MINIMUM!
New lab-400 test tubes per day MAXIMUM!
Old lab-780 3L per day
New lab-12 3L per day
Old lab-70 1L 3x a week
New lab-15 1L 3x a week
old lab-2000 plates per day
new lab-200 plates per day
(example-old-X agar 8L batch DAILY, new lab-x agar 1l, once or twice a week)
Old lab-orders written randomly on white board, or verbal requests
New lab-media request forms filled out with media, amount, and time needed by.
old lab-no type of organization-random papers/forms everywhere
New lab-EVERYTHING is done on computers.
Old lab-no idea what the stock on hand should be
New Lab-list of what needs to be on hand, do not over make
Old lab-never cared about age of media
New lab-expiration dates on everything strictly adhered to
and M the owner of old lab's granddaughter-yeah she walked out on Monday, just up and quit because there were FOUR people doing small media last week(I was large media and kept up just fine by myself=780 3L per day), and they were out of all small media on monday morning. So M would've been stuck making 15 1,000 tube batches, 140 500ml bottles, and 6 runs of plates(3,000 plates)-that should be two days worth, yes they slacked that badly with FOUR PEOPLE!!!!
So yeah, they're left with nothing but 3 slackers-oops guess they'll know now who actually did the damn work!
OMG! compared to the old one-this is heaven, and totally worth giving up $1.50/hr and paid insurance!
easiest way is side-by side comparison:
Old lab-6,000 test tubes per day MINIMUM!
New lab-400 test tubes per day MAXIMUM!
Old lab-780 3L per day
New lab-12 3L per day
Old lab-70 1L 3x a week
New lab-15 1L 3x a week
old lab-2000 plates per day
new lab-200 plates per day
(example-old-X agar 8L batch DAILY, new lab-x agar 1l, once or twice a week)
Old lab-orders written randomly on white board, or verbal requests
New lab-media request forms filled out with media, amount, and time needed by.
old lab-no type of organization-random papers/forms everywhere
New lab-EVERYTHING is done on computers.
Old lab-no idea what the stock on hand should be
New Lab-list of what needs to be on hand, do not over make
Old lab-never cared about age of media
New lab-expiration dates on everything strictly adhered to
and M the owner of old lab's granddaughter-yeah she walked out on Monday, just up and quit because there were FOUR people doing small media last week(I was large media and kept up just fine by myself=780 3L per day), and they were out of all small media on monday morning. So M would've been stuck making 15 1,000 tube batches, 140 500ml bottles, and 6 runs of plates(3,000 plates)-that should be two days worth, yes they slacked that badly with FOUR PEOPLE!!!!
So yeah, they're left with nothing but 3 slackers-oops guess they'll know now who actually did the damn work!
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