Curia reviews

Business units don’t work well together

After 12 interviews, finally hired and had 24 hours to make decision, desperate much? I was naive and was attracted to the pay raise from previous position I was at (red flag #1). Training Program was unorganized: you’re literally fed a firehose of information and told good luck. No order, no rhyme or reason it’s a free for all (red flag #2) Turnover is incredibly high everywhere and the layoffs are a constant worry to employees at all levels in every dept. Every day was a dumpster fire and trying to decide which fire to put out first. There’s always an emergency and the lack of professionalism in meetings was disgusting and disgraceful (Red flag #3) They run through and change managers like underwear. I had more managers than the number of years I worked there (Red flag #4) Be prepared to work all day even into the night with ridiculous requests. Claimed there’s work life balance but that’s nonexistent. Family time? What’s that? Every year got progressively worse with impossible and unrealistic expectations from employees (Red Flag#5) I could go on and on about the issues but there’s not enough space to list the 8373838 red flags I’ve seen. Move on if you have the ability to go somewhere else and save yourself the mental stress you will undoubtedly endure on the daily. The benefits were ok but expensive. Bonuses were nonexistent or absolutely embarrassing. They closed down many labs. Sold sites, and laid off so many great people.