Toxic and not worth the stress! - Prove Relations Specialist MedUSA Employee Review

1.0
Mar 23, 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

- Flexibility in schedule - Free snacks (when they've been re-stocked, that is)

Cons

- Undercompensation/unwillingness to give raises (you HAVE to ask for a yearly raise, otherwise you will never receive one. They don't do performance reviews) - Understaffed, so constant overwork of employees to the point of burn out - Which causes high turn-over rate - Which then increases the unmanageable workload due to the company being understaffed (vicious cycle) - Mandatory OT in order to keep up with unrealistic deadlines - Favoritism and promotion of employees based on how well they're liked/who they know instead of performance-based promotions (which is detrimental due to having people in leadership positions that don't know how to manage a team, which increases turnover, which then increases the work load, etc.) - NO work/life balance whatsoever and are expected to put work first - No regard for employee Mental Health - No support if you're feeling overwhelmed

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5.0
Apr 26, 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

I am new to the company but I already feel at home and welcome with ALL the employees I've met. Everyone is friendly and willing to take the time to help when I need it. My trainer and supervisor are amazing. The pay is great as well as the benefits.

Cons

I have no cons at this time.

1.0
Mar 25, 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

- Hybrid/Remote friendly (sometimes, this does change often). - Proper IT Equipment that is updated timely and excellent IT support! - Great development support for the data visualization tools.

Cons

- Inappropriate workplace conversations - Inadequate training with no process and no designated trainer. - No formal review process, annual or otherwise. - Lack of change management process with regards to workplace improvements. - Bullying behaviors if you’re slower to catch on due to lack of training. For example, calling staff names! - Toxic culture that encourages lateral management instead of vertical management. Causing chaos and peer to peer issues. - The workload is not equally dispersed, causing frictional dynamics between peers. - Executive leadership is trying to make positive improvements, but mid level leadership constantly fights change. Making it difficult for staff to improve and balance their workload.

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