Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center reviews

It was disappointing to see such blatant mistreatment of people of color. On my team, the handful of people of color were carrying what I estimate to be 80% of the team's workload without any agency to say no to additional work being given to them like their white counterparts. Leadership is shockingly underskilled - limited knowledge of what is required of the projects, project management, etc... The lack in diversity in those that get promoted in an otherwise diverse teams speaks volumes. If you're a talented person of color, I would avoid this place at all costs.

I have many years of experience and have worked with high-level people but MSK was very challenging and one of the most difficult. Researchers are gifted, but that doesn't translate into being a good boss. I experienced rudeness and poor communication skills. The backhanded behavior was most disappointing. You can't transfer to another position until you've been employed for a year (I tried). My experience was untenable. While interviewing, do your research and engage everyone as much as possible. Ask questions. You will be required to hit the ground running, possibly with little guidance. If you have previous experience at a hospital you will figure it out. If you don't, beware. Benefits are great but salary was low and non-negotiable at hiring.