From Great to Devastation and Disappointment - Clinical Conduct Team Leader Celerion Employee Review

2.0
May 30, 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

The opportunity to create memories with the clinical associates. Most of the people hired into this entry-level position are authentic which fosters unity and purpose. Unfortunately, they also are the most prone to being overseen, disregarded, and underappreciated.

Cons

Many people would be unsatisfied with the pay, however I believe no amount of increase would be worth the dehumanizing culture and inevitable toxic workplace. A true toxic workplace environment brings a health risk, which is proven true if opting to work for this company. There presents a level of microaggressions in every discriminatory category (agism, racism, sexism) with the exclusion of religion. You will be employed for you labor, however unsupported, unacknowledged, and unfortunately disregarded in all aspects. Allow yourself payment for your time, not your dignity, integrity alongside it.

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Celerion Response
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Thank you for you full and frank review. It is clear that your experience with Celerion did not end well which is regrettable. I will be sharing your feedback with the site management team so we can work towards this not being the experience for future employees. Thank you again for your candor. Andrew Stringer - VP, Global Human Resources

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5.0
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Pros

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Cons

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3.0
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Pros

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Cons

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