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Primo Medical Group

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The least professional place I've ever worked. Run for your life. - CNC Machinist Primo Medical Group Employee Review

2.0
Feb 15, 2024
Recommend
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Pros

If you have little to no experience, they will still hire you. There are some good people who work in the shop. Middle management is flexible if you need to take time off. It's an okay place to get your feet wet in machining.

Cons

The owner of the company is CHEAP!!! The pay is low, the benefits are pathetic (health insurance is a joke, they don't match 401k and there are no bonuses/profit sharing) The place is like working in a high school and management seems fine with it. Quality control measures are lackadaisical at best. Upper management tries to micromanage way too often. And worst of all, there's very little training for anyone to advance their skill set.

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5.0
Aug 7, 2024
Recommend
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Pros

Lots to learn. Communication is good

Cons

Pay is not great and no work life balance

4.0
Oct 19, 2025
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Primo is a medical device contract manufacturing organization. Working here will get you tons of exposure to different products, teams, and external companies (customers). If you can hack it here, you will learn a ton and quickly grow your network which will carry you deep into your career. The company is growing rapidly and I believe the overall culture is improving (albeit there is plenty of room for improvement). There is never a shortage of work, so job security is strong. (Engineering) Pay is actually decent despite what some reviews on here say. A lot of early career talent mixed with senior leadership / middle management enables a good dynamic of teams and perspectives. You MUST have a go-getter personality to be successful here

Cons

-Not great work / life balance - tough to keep up with workload. The burnout is very real and is probably this company's biggest challenge -Benefits? What benefits? -Chaotic due to the many different projects running concurrently -A bit of a sink or swim mentality (but I think people are trying to improve this)

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