Good training and flexibility, but financial issues persist - Lab Analyst III Kaycha Labs Employee Review

Flexibility is a must there.

Pay is great there yes.

The people I worked with were decent, most of them anyway. That's about it.

They have you doing the work of three people on what should be one person's salary, and honestly that never gets better no matter how much you prove yourself. The understaffing isn't some temporary thing — it's how the place operates. You come in hoping maybe this week will be different, maybe they've finally hired someone, and then it's just the same people scrambling through the same pile of work that keeps growing. Your manager knows it's unsustainable, I know it's unsustainable, but nothing changes, and after a while you stop expecting it to. The burnout isn't the dramatic kind where you hit a wall one day — it's the slow kind where you just stop caring about doing good work because the system makes it impossible to feel proud of anything.