Cook Medical Inc reviews

3.5

67% would recommend to a friend

(952 total reviews)

Pete Yonkman

58% approve of CEO

50% positive business outlook

Cook Medical Inc has an employee rating of 3.5 out of 5 stars, based on 952 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Cook Medical Inc employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Manufacturing industry (3.5 stars).

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952 reviews
3.0
Jul 15, 2023

Cook Medical

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Pros

- Great people within the company - Engineer to Engineer collaboration and help is encouraged and practised. - Not as much pressure on me as previous roles - Great sports and social, better than other companies - If you have kids the Kids Christmas Party is a big win - Work from home is flexible, dependant on your work. Usually only required on site one day a week. But some have to travel daily if it requires. -Health Insurance and pension after 6 months

Cons

- Hard spending freeze within the company for the forseeable, the perks other companies offer aren’t there. - Management struggle to make decisions between themselves. - Engineers get alot of blame passed down from unaccountable managers. - Lots of departures and no rehiring. - Depending on your department you may fall within a system you don’t like. - Advertised Job descriptions aren’t what you will be doing in reality. -Flexi early Fridays advertised but late meeting held with attendance required. - They will tell you you’ll get an Average bonus of X amount but it will be lower. Factor that in.

4.0
Jul 13, 2023
Recommend
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Pros

large space for work space

Cons

salary is not too high

2.0
Jul 10, 2023

Not for High Performers

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Cook has a friendly culture... at least if you don't rock the boat or question anything.

Cons

Leadership is incompetent... And I mean all the way up to the top. Another reviewer put it very accurately, it is like watching a bunch of little kids playing house. And it's not their fault. None of them have formal training in the areas they lead. As a result, they are all EXTREMELY insecure and thin-skinned. They will tell you they want honest feedback, but if you want to get dragged into a side office and berated by your manager for not being a team player, try questioning a leader in the company. Shiny object syndrome abounds. Real improvements rarely occur because that would require admitting that something is wrong in the first place. Leadership is constantly telling stories about programs or projects that were "a great success". When you push on that even a little, you quickly find out that they think it's a great success because the people leading that project told them it was a success. Push a little harder, and you find that most of the people doing the work can show you hard evidence that the project actively damaged the business. I've personally been told by a leader to fake a report so that a project in our group would look like it was a success when it wasn't. When a project runs behind, leaders will split the project and run the completed portion up the flag pole and then ignore and under resource the second part. Groups will launch new IT systems with obvious flaws, and then refuse to repair the flaws because.... you guessed it... that would mean they would have to admit that there were flaws. Most "continuous improvement" projects involve figuring out which parts of your department's work you can shift to another department so that your process will look more efficient.

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