Is it better to work in one lab or multiple labs as an undergraduate?

Working in one lab offers one perspective in a setting that is extremely varied. I strongly suggest investigating alternatives. Working in more than one lab can often help identify likes and dislikes you might not have otherwise known. This becomes particularly advantageous when school is over and you have to navigate a sea of career options. You will have already discovered what to avoid, and have a better understanding of what type of career setting suits you. The world has many niches, and you will likely have to try out many before finding one that fits. It is important not to let a bad experience deter you from checking out other lab dynamics-each is very different. Overall you will learn more about academia, career paths, and yourself by exploring all the options available to you.