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Snapshot
863 total reviews
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Glassdoor
100% of reviews mention positives
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6 / 87
Data science intern
a lot Company benefits support for growth and career progression
location not very accommodating for undergraduates
Automation engineer
Time schedule Nice place Nice people
Sometimes it is a bit mess
Regional medical director
Multicultural, Multinational, large company , well salaries.
Very Matrix organization, not easy administrative procesess.
Scientist
None. Even the awful cafeteria was overpriced.
No opportunity for growth or independent thinking.
Process engineer
People are helpful and supportive.
Contractors are laid off without any notice Poor management No clear guidelines on the project deadlines
Data entry
Very nice work and environment
I don’t know any cons
Senior study manager
Great paid scale. Looks good on your resume. That’s all there is.
-Overridden by processes, SOPs and politics. -Different opinions are often frown upon. -Constant turnover and routined layoff every 1-2 years, no job security, too many studies/programs in the pipeline. Unless you have a lightspeed/priority study, all other’s studies will experience constant turnover and staff resources being taken away every 2-3 months to support other priorities.
Associate director
Great benefits, talented colleagues, meaningful work
Can't think of any so far
Associate statistical programmer
Good data standards for regulatory submissions.
Less exposure to clinical datasets.
Photographer
Good benefits health insurance and bonuses.
Crappy crappy culture! Put in horrible situations where you are forced to do things you shouldn’t for the sake of keeping up with production.