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Date Posted: 10:20:21 01/01/07 Mon
Author: ªA³¡¥bÂÃ
Subject: Re: Scientiific officer
In reply to: Vancomycin 's message, "Re: Scientiific officer" on 18:32:04 12/30/06 Sat

THX

But the title "technician" sounds weird for a university graduate(I will try M.Phil/Phd) .....

I thought it is like a biochemist working in a hospital(scientific officer) who maily focuses on the theory of diseases rather than the procedures to cure a patient , which is different from ur answer :(

The job nature is acceptable to me(ya investigating the faeces....-_-) , but I am not expected to work as a technician :(

Anyway Happy New Year :)

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