Terrible Company - Anonymous employee Celerion Employee Review

1.0
Nov 28, 2018
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Ground level culture is friendly and encouraging. Variable clinic associates have flexible schedules - good for students.

Cons

Inconsistent scheduling. Full-time and part-time associates are often forced to work shifts in excess of 8 hours with no breaks. No support from management. All time high attrition rate due to problems with management. New management is incompetent and ineffectual, lacking in supervisory experience. The true leadership within the organization has left the company due to recent changes in clinic manager.

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Celerion Response
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Thank you for your post. It is unfortunate that you feel so disgruntled about working at Celerion, I hope the situation changes for you in the future. I would like to point out that our attrition rates are not actually at an all-time high. Our retention rates are good with av. tenure in the US of 14.63 years and at the Tempe/Phoenix site average tenue stands at 11.93 years. We do care about our employees and continue to look for ways to improve the employee experience. However, we would certainly welcome your constructive views/ideas on how you feel we could further enhance the corporate culture. Andrew Stringer – Exec. Dir, Global Human Resources

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