I worked here for a short period, and it was one of the most toxic work environments I've ever encountered. The entire experience felt like a setup for failure. Remote training was chaotic and riddled with micromanagement. The smallest misunderstandings were blown out of proportion, and I wasn’t even given a fair opportunity to clarify or defend myself. At one point, simply glancing away from the screen for a moment was labeled as “disrespectful” and “distracted.” Clearly, there is some sort of power structure in place - we're expected to be in office 5 days a week with little room for flexibility even if requesting so well in advance, but the VP gets to travel the world and come and go as she pleases.
Their L&D structure (if I can even call it that) leaves zero room for error or growth, creating an atmosphere of fear and anxiety. To make matters worse, the training was absurdly overcomplicated and completely useless, given that managers don’t follow the same processes they preach. Not to mention, their office has been under repair for months and they outwardly lied about their return during the interview process - which meant working in a dingy, loud, and outdated office that was an absolute dread to return to day after day.
If you value your sanity, avoid this company—ESPECIALLY anything under Life Sciences. They're a nightmare of inconsistent standards, punitive management, and an outright hostile work culture. The absurdly clear lack of diversity is truly the cherry on top. Save yourself the stress and look elsewhere.
