I am planning to go to a pharmaceutical factory, and I would like to ask which one has more prospects, QA or QC?

QA and QC may seem to be related to quality control at first glance, but in fact they are very different.

QC is quality control, and the work content is more detailed. It mainly inspects and verifies whether various indicators of finished products and intermediate products meet the standards, and finally outputs a report.

QA is quality assurance, which involves more comprehensive aspects. It mainly controls the entire production process to ensure that the final product output meets the specifications.

In comparison, it is obvious that QA has greater prospects, because the level of exposure is larger and there are more choices.

For example, QC, you can only go to the quality inspection department of a certain company; but QA can contact a series of contents such as GMP, site selection, factory construction, corresponding processes, rules and regulations, standards, etc.

For example, Shengshi Huawei is a comprehensive solution provider for key process systems. It provides complete clean room solutions and implementation, and also provides GMP certification services.

If it is QC, you can only enter a certain company for quality inspection. But as a QA, you can not only enter these companies to do management positions in any link, but you can also join full-service service providers like Shengshi Huawei and be exposed to almost any process and any link.