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If you're a graduate of chemistry and you're considering your future career options, you can find many opportunities either in private industry, or in the academic system. But which of these settings would be the best choice for you? We're discussing some of the advantages and disadvantages of each setting to help you find the right career path. Advantages of working in a company

For most academics, when they consider their future careers, they think of two options: academia or industry. There are other options, however, such as one we will be discussing today – working for the government. Academics can serve on councils and advisory boards, or work as part of a civil service, or as advisors to policy makers. But what are the advantages and disadvantages of working for the government? This is the topic we're considering in this article.

The big question for science graduates who want to go into research is which setting they should choose for their future career plans – academia or industry? Different personalities will suit different settings, and the job which is ideal for you will depend on your values, strengths, and interests. Today we're looking at the options available to biology researchers, to help you decide what kind of work would be best for your career plans. Advantages of working in a company