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IQVIA
Healthcare
Snapshot
1000 total reviews
Source
Glassdoor
100% of reviews mention positives
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Software development engineer (sde)
Good work culture and decent salary
Job security not good and perks are less
Business analyst
Great people and many resources
Needs to hire more people
Medical reviewer
Good to start healthcare corporate career
Salary is too low for the work done
Associate consultant
Good work life balance at times
Growth rate is not as much as expected
Technical designer
Good insurance and company policies
Work life balance is a big question Over working but no promotions
Virtual nurse educator
Lots of flexibility in making your own schedule, but you are expected to work between the hours of 8-5 (in your time zone). Though you don’t necessarily have to be logged on the entire time. You can flex your schedule and start later some days or end early other days. Not much micromanaging. Great 401k matching. 20 days of vacation, 10 sick days a year, separate bereavement leave and 12+ paid holidays a year, so lots of time off.
Not much of an increase in salary each year. You’re glued to your phone for this role- constantly on the phone with patients, which gets repetitive and somewhat boring. You’re expected to do a certain amount of virtual calls with your patients and this is how you get your two bonuses per year. If you don’t meet the goal for virtuals, you don’t get the bonus $ (and it’s frowned upon by management if you don’t meet that goal). Bonuses are also heavilyyyy taxed! Your managers also have to spend an hour and a half listening to your calls with patients every two months or so, which is annoying and honestly feels awkward for you and the patient. There are meetings constantly being thrown onto your calendar, which is frustrating if you’ve scheduled calls with patients and have to move things around. Feels a bit like sales when you’re having to push virtual calls onto your patients who don’t have any interest in them.
Senior software developer
Great working experience good work life balance great career oppurtunities
Not applicable. Great place to work.
Data verification specialist
Good environment, healthy working relationship
None I can think off
Data analyst
Consistent work and good place to start out. Had decent tuition reimbursement benefits.
Salary never increased and promotions were very rare at smaller business locations. It made it hard to feel valued and the lack of significant salary increase after being loyal to the company for 7+ years never caught up with daily living costs.
Associate director
Great benefits, flexible working arrangements, supportive management team, great opportunities for personal development
Poor work life balance, salary does not meet industry standards
Work life balance at its best and job security
Can get better exposure in advance technology to upskill knowledge.
Associate software developer
Good work life balance. Flexible timings.
Low resources compared to the amount of work.
Consulting
Some colleagues are smart and fun
Bad culture coming from the leadership. The consulting group is toxic and can be very political. There is not a nurturing and supportive environment and employees are often exploited / not respected. There is also no proper structure for performance review / promotion etc. Not good for personal growth and career progression
Analyst
flexibility, good environment, good working hours
slow career progress, low bonuses
Business process analyst
Invoicing peak is very busy
Not very busy during invoicing off peak
Associate clinical project manager
The tempo of work is great, you will be flat out and have great peers and mentors
I left IQVIA because upon promotion it is not possible to negotiate an internal promotion after a six month promotion freeze.
Senior clinical research coordinator
Company has good leave policy. Salary comes on time.
Micromanagement, Managers will put you under the bus, they have yearly target for PIP so they will put you in PIP even for minor mistake done in whole year. I recommend not to join even if you are getting good hike
Product support tech advisor
Great packages on first hiring
Not so great hikes and promotions
Project coordinator
Great place to work and good leaders. Full home office.
No profit earnings and career growth.
Clinical research associate
Support, resources, advancement, work/life balance, meaningful work
It can get very busy depending on the job/team/region.
Biostatistician i
Decent compensation, decent benefits. Bonus reserved for certain individuals in certain cliques
Racist, toxic environment , terrible management
Operation specialist 1
work from home, travel cab, timing friendly
minimum increment, no work life balance, extended working
Project manager
Work Life Balance, Salary, Engagement,
No Cons as such so far
Best work environment in iqvia
Nothing from my end .
Director
High technology, reliable, good working environment
High Workload, lack of simplicity
Site activation specialist ii
Work-life balance, Flexible hours, career growth & opportunities
Sedentary life style due to remote working
Senior applications developer
People and work life balance
low salaries, no extra benefits
Senior associate consultant
Growth in data analytics Great exposure to pharmaceutical companies Young inspiring colleagues, great group cohesion
Low salary for long hours Not a lot of strategy projects
Regional social worker
Benefit Work life balance Pay
Coworkers live in other states
Application development specialist
Great company to work. Good work life balance
Pay should be streamlined as per the experience and level
Clinical project manager
Great environment to work in
Lower pay than industry standard
Stat programmer ii
Benefit, work and life balance
Lots of SOPs need to follow
Registered nurse
Amazing leadership, can easily find the answer to questions you may have, collocate well
Lower pay then competitive positions
Dtl
Iqvia Is the largest and the best CRO
Nothing that I can think of
Associate statistical programmer
Work life balance, Experience in different fields
Slow growth in terms of promotion
Documentation specialist
good environment for feshers to learn
salary is less as compared to other med companies
Drug information specialist
Work from Home flexibility High exposure to big projects
High workload - Work/life balance - Instability
Client services manager
flexible working environment, a lot of benefits (6 weeks of holidays, lunch card...) allow growth and internal moves
comparative low salary, yearly pay raise is low
Operations specialist
Used to be good until the company merged.
Tox management in Irelands regulatory department
Pros: plenty of growth opportunity, will learn a lot working there
Cons: leadership does not hire at pace with employee turnover, expectation to take on more and more work without relief
Clinical monitor
Great company over all, good work life balance
Nothing significant to post here.
Business intelligence developer
Work life balance , career growth
Salary hike is very less
Educator
Flexibility nice environment friendly people
Travel salary less opportunity wise
Senior statistician
work life balance is good
bonus is low each year
Associate manager
Good benefits Annual bonus and merit increase Retirement option
Lack of opportunities for career growth
Software development manager
Good opportunities to grow within the organization Great 401K contributions and Health Benefits
Average compensation and not as competitive for the skills as compared to other companies
Proposal developer
Decent salary after a few months of employement
Burn out culture is very prominent
Clinical research associate ii
Paid parental leave, extensive therapeutic experience offered
Too much work, has set min monthly monitoring visits
good people, good benefits, variety of projects
project review process muddy, promotions progressions unpredictable,
Sales operations manager
Competitive benefits and good work/life balance.
Lack of clear communication from Leadership.