Mirion reviews

High turnover, internal processes are inefficient, other departments not doing their job correctly, micromanaging, when work is abundant and you are working your hardest efforts go unseen, management asks for suggestions but nothing ever changes, no room for advancement, short term solutions and longer term problems.

Used to have excellent 401K under Areva, but new plan isn't even competitive. Compensation is sub-par, but was tolerable given former benefits and relaxed atmosphere. Now, however it doesn't look well. Recent merger and massive reorgs create a completely uncertain environment that will probably settle out, but most likely not soon enough for many employees (and at the expense of many long time loyal employees as well). Many deeply entrenched and obstructive middle managers, heavy handed bureaucracy, and general lack of vision brought this company to where it is today.