Very bad experience! - Senior Financial Analyst-On Boarding TRIMEDX Employee Review

1.0
27 May 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Part of an Industry with bright future

Cons

Poor company culture, poor management, poor communication, lack of vision, favoritism, double standards, high turn overs . My direct manager had zero people and management skills, she talked to me as if I was her 5 year old stepson, she has a very poor attitude, has no clue on how to motivate people, and has an obvious dislike to working with men. Our EVP enjoyed setting in his office and watching people coming and leaving work, he never engaged in a conversation with us as he thought we're way below him, he only pays attention to good looking females, has no leadership or management skills to speak of, and creates bottlenecks for the entire organization!

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TRIMEDX Response
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Thank you for your feedback on your experience at TRIMEDX. We are an organization that is committed to continuous improvement and creating a positive experience for our associates. We would encourage you to share your feedback through the reporting methods available, as you feel comfortable: Speak with your immediate manager, reach out to a member of management, or speak with a member of leadership. Additionally, you can provide confidential feedback and let your voice be heard by completing the MYvoice engagement survey that launched this past week. Results of the MYvoice engagement survey are shared directly with managers and senior leaders and are used to identify opportunities to improve the associate experience.

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3.0
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Pros

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Cons

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