Elanco reviews

There's an evangelical Christian cabal at the top, so ambitious secular women should look elsewhere. Because the company was this relatively small division of the much larger Lilly for so long, I think it was able to create this homogenous and weird white-bred, christian culture, where there simply wasn't a lot of influx of non-Indiana, non-Christian blood. Now that it's a public company, it's subject to greater scrutiny and it's scrambling to implement D&I, which basically means promoting women, since that's easier than finding people of color willing to work in a sea of white foam. I think the eventual move to Indianapolis may help, but for now it's a pretty awkward phase, while still a decent company if you have the patience of Job.

Horrible management, mistreatment of employees, dishonest and unethical leadership