LivaNova reviews

- The fast-paced, jam-packed scheduling of work orders can be overwhelming. I realize that quotas must be met, but I feel that the demand for quantity ultimately compromises quality. Honing in on that fine "limit" where neither one cancels the other out is no easy feat, but I feel that half the times the demands were too great to ensure the consistency of properly assembled work. - Mediocre pay. I realize you cannot be unrealistic about paying more than $11-12/hour for non-specialized/low-tech skill work. However, because of the tedium of this type of fast-paced, hands-on assembly, higher wage compensation is likely the one huge thing necessary to keep reliable workers. - It's a job which I feel stays just that... a job. Beginning an actual career that will evolve over time is unlikely here, unless you're in upper management. I think it's a fine place to work if you're essentially biding your time. But to be honest, I don't think that the blue-collar positions here amount to much more than corporate peasantry, ultimately.

No support. Home monitoring doesn't work. Non competitive devices. Poor staffing.