Life at Medpace - Specialist Medpace Employee Review

1.0
Oct 25, 2024
Recommend
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Pros

There were several pros when I first started working here. The job was flexible, and my team and immediate management are phenomenal. The pay was not awful for starting out of school, and they promote quickly.

Cons

As time has gone on, they have greatly reduced the work from home. We are now limited to one day a week of their choosing (a rotation), when we previously have 8 days a month (almost 2 weekly) and 10 annual days. They have also began to monitor badging in and badging out of employees. When I first started working there it appeared they really cared about their employees, but as time has gone on I can see that it is untrue.

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Medpace Response
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Thank you for the review. We have made recent changes to our remote work policy in support of our culture of in-office collaboration, while still providing opportunities for associates to work from home when personal flexibility is needed. With regard to our badge system, as with many large companies, Medpace uses an access control system for the safety and security of our associates, and we do require associates to use company issued identification while on campus. We also acknowledge that Medpace is not a fit for everyone, that every employee has different needs, and that it is unrealistic to think we can meet all of them. However, we always try our best to make every employee feel valued and satisfied in their position at the organization.

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