Biochemistry Researchers will have a variety of responsibilities in their everyday work.  Familiarity and experience with lab equipment, experimental design, methods, process, and data analytics will be very important.  They must be able to communicate effectively with their team members and to their superiors.  Planning and coordination of projects and their related activities is essential as much of the work will require multiple steps, data logging, and is time-sensitive.  There is little room for error, if any, in most research experiments, and if errors occur the resulting data may not be usable and will have to be thrown out.  Some biochemistry Researchers will be expected to publish their findings, which will require peer review, so seemingly small errors may render a paper unfit for publication, which will reflect poorly on the researcher.  Keeping research stations clean, organized, and uncluttered will improve the efficiency of a researcher and make errors less likely to occur.  Biochemistry Researchers will be expected to work with advanced computer systems and database programs, so computer proficiency is a must.  Some researchers who find employment in education may also be expected to teach students, work in extension roles, or sit on various committees, so balancing a large workload and multitasking abilities will be needed.