Thankful and grateful - QC Inspector Hologic Employee Review

4.0
Jul 19, 2022
Recommend
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Pros

My 1 year anniversary has come so fast! I am eternally grateful to Hologic for supporting my continuing education and training. This company will invest as much into you as you invest into them. Having a diverse workforce has been an added bonus; meeting new people from all walks of life, learning and discovering new cultures has opened my eyes to interests I never knew I had.

Cons

Closing the Danbury, CT facility. Disconnect between upper management and production floor employees. Genuine communication from the top, down, is lacking.

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Hologic Response
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Thank you for the very thoughtful review. I'm glad to hear that you feel the company has been a great investment both personally and professionally. I hear your frustration related to the closing of the Danbury facility and will ensure your feedback regarding communications with the team on the production floor is escalated and addressed. Thank you for all your contributions to Hologic.

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