They are well aware of your lack of experience since they ask you in the interview. However, once you begin training, they fail on their end. They do not have adequate training to set you up to do your job well. You will be thrown around between 5 different lab techs to learn "standard methods" which is not the case at all. Every single person has their shortcuts and will teach you THEIR way. Which you can already image will get frustrating when you are getting assessed. The supervisor goes by word of mouth, they do not value your feedback or opinion. The lead tech ultimately decides if you stay or not, yet she does not always train you so then she goes by word of mouth. There are alot of procedures that unless you worked in industry, you need clear and concise training and again, THEY DO NOT PROVIDE WITH THAT. This creates a very stressful environment which makes the industry very unattractive. I gladly left before I spent more of my time there. This job is not worth it, do not jump on this job offer even if it seems like a perfect job. My advice to you is, ask to get a tour of the lab facility so that you can see how miserable everyone looks. Don't just take my word for it, see for yourself.