Company fosters hostile work environment - Anonymous employee Celerion Employee Review

1.0
Apr 19, 2022
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Opportunity to move into new roles and learn new things

Cons

Employees concerns are dismissed. A hostile work environment is ignored. Employees are disrespectful, unprofessional, and threaten other employee's lives and management does nothing about it. Managers do not make their teams a priority and are regularly 30+ minutes late to meetings with their team if they show up at all. They have a culture of sweeping bad behavior under the rug.

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Celerion Response
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Celerion fosters an environment of integrity, trust, teamwork, and respect for our colleagues which enable us to build meaningful careers while providing for our family, friends and people in need. We take all allegations of harassment or other unprofessional behavior seriously, and act at all times in accordance with our policies and applicable law and regulations. This includes the investigation of any complaints and maintaining confidentiality around any actions we take. Andrew Stringer - Exec. Dir. Global Human Resources

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