A decent starting point - Cra 2 Medpace Employee Review

2.0
Apr 25, 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

The CRA training program is thorough and prepares you to be a CRA. Most of the other employees are nice to work with. I have heard that other departments are much better to work in.

Cons

I would give this company a 2.5/5 if I could, but since it’s whole numbers, I’m rounding down. -There is so much nepotism through the company that needs to be addressed. -Your entire experience as a CRA is almost completely based on your manager which can be great or horrible -the workload can be overwhelming and if your manager is not receptive to his or her employees, you will be on your own to figure it out -some of the managers will watch your status to see if you are away from your desk for more than 5 minutes. -starting pay is low for industry standards -people get fired all the time and it’s really stressful watching your coworkers get perp-walked out of the building constantly

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Medpace Response
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Thank you for the review, although we are saddened by your view of Medpace. As an organization, we do not accept any form of discrimination or nepotism and encourage any employees to bring these complaints to Human Resources. We are experiencing a major growth period. While it’s an exciting time for the company, with that comes growing pains and we are working hard to bring great new employees to the company to help alleviate workload pressures. Additionally, we grew by nearly 25% last year and while there are many new faces, this does not necessarily represent turnover. We are sorry Medpace was not a fit for you but we wish you well in your future endeavors.

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