Learning from Experience

About the Book Dr. Potdar has been eclectic in harvesting up the illustrations from his career. Immense and wide ranging exposure to industrial life, these instances could be of colossal significance to bourgeoning as well as young Pharmacists. Erudite Potdar has pragmatically analysed these occasions for the benefit of Pharmacist Community. In today's very fluid and muddle scenario hovering over the Pharma Industry, these experiences could be a light house for those who would like to flourish. Technological advances/affluence of plethora of available knowledge if blended with right learning from genuine guidance as elaborate as in this could be a wonderful formulation of a Pharmacist. Shyam Khante Ex. Technical Director, Glaxo-Smith-Kline Contents 1. How I Landed into Pharmacy, 2. The First Job Ever, 3. One Pan Balance, 4. Water Analysis, 5. Leaving the First Job, 6. Job of a Production Man, 7. Wrong Addition, 8. Dropping the Glass Thermometer in the Pan, 9. “Otrivin” Failure, 10. Mr. Yasin - Sense of Personal Relations, 11. Sky is the Limit (Mr. Kulkarni’s Case), 12. My Days at Pilani, 13. Sweet Bengal Bhojan (BITS), 14. Last Day in BITS Pilani, 15. Turning Point, 16. My First Job after M. Pharm, 17. My First Day at Hoechst, 18. Pro-employee Attitude, 19. Big Bag Small Bag Incident, 20. Mid Night Walk - a matter of Attitude, 21. Colourful Avil Expectorant, 22. Double Default in Vita-Hext, 23. Terrible Noise, 24. Story of Chloraphenicol in Catilan Capsules, 25. Pallet in the Rain, 26. Bosses Apron, 27. cGMP and CAP, 28. Tika on Forehead, 29. No Job is Big or Small, it is only Different, 30. The Hostacycline Mystery, 31. Novalgin-Baralgan Compression, 32. Go-Slow, 33. Enthusiam Vs Practicality, 34. Leave Application, 35. Hunger Strike, 36. Case of Calciluvin, 37. Plastic Pill in a Strip, 38. Meeting the Big Labour Leader, 39. High Performance Liquid Chromatography, 40. A Case of Simple Logic than Technology, 41. Free Trip to London