Good Culture/Great People- Tough Industry - Account Executive Lumistry Employee Review

4.0
Oct 8, 2025
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Pros

Lots of good culture and great people to work with

Cons

Independent pharmacy is a really small market and faces some really tough regulation challenges which impact sales

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Lumistry Response
8mo
Thanks for taking the time to share this. We’re glad you’ve experienced the strong culture and great Teammates. We work hard to protect that. You’re right that Independent Pharmacy is a focused market and that regulation can create headwinds. It’s also exactly why we’re here. We’re investing in: deeper regulatory expertise and customer education so pharmacies can adapt quickly; product capabilities that simplify compliance and reduce administrative burden; partnerships and advocacy that help expand opportunities for independents; and sales enablement and training so our teams can speak to value even in a complex environment. We appreciate the candid feedback and remain committed to transparent communication about market realities, while building solutions (and a workplace) that our Teams are proud of.

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Cons

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