NKP Medical reviews

2.1

24% would recommend to a friend

(40 total reviews)

Paul Phillips

19% approve of CEO

21% positive business outlook

NKP Medical has an employee rating of 2.1 out of 5 stars, based on 40 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there.

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40 reviews
1.0
Sep 12, 2018
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Before April 2017, everything in the company was running swimmingly. Wage increases happened on a regular basis and everyone overall was happy with the direction of the company.

Cons

- The company was raided back in April of 2017 and no consueling was ever offered to those who were impacted by that raid. - The original owner is no longer running the company and because of that and the raid, the company has seen a massive drop in business. - The new management has fired over 50% of the staff since the beginning of 2018 and has denied them unemployment benefits to those employees. Employees were reassured that their jobs would be safe and the company was in good standing. - All of the work that was done in house by employees has now been sent off to India. Customers are told that all work is done in house. - Customers are frequently upset with the quality of work and the timespan it takes to get work done. Customer service is no longer a priority within the company, it's now all about how to get every last penny out of clients. - There is no Human Resources department. Upper management encourages employees not to come to them with issues that may pop up within the company.

1.0
Nov 25, 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Company sponsored outings. Snacks in the kitchen

Cons

I started at this company in 2018. It seemed like a good opportunity to work in an industry that I was already familiar with. I was a little spooked by the history of this company but understood that the company was under new management and was told things had changed. For what its worth, I wasn't here before the change in leadership. From my understanding though, it was ran like a frat house and it was out of control. The CEO was arrested for putting a hit out on someone and his brother took over the company. The new CEO is not involved with the company. The only time he steps in to do anything is when its time to complain about how the work isn't being done fast enough. The CEO runs this business like a sweat shop and also has no experience working in this field prior to taking over the company. The CEO has a bad attitude, doesn't take criticism well, is quick to take away benefits but very slow to add them. His lack of presence at the company makes it obvious that he doesn't really care all that much about the company or its people, he is just concerned with his bottom line. They hired a sales manager who is just as clueless as the CEO. The sales staff is full of incompetent people who despite having years of experience, have no idea how a website is built or marketed. The sales staff only cares about having the sites launched so they can start collecting their monthly payments. The social media team is also full of people who have no idea what they are doing. Their lack of experience is no doubt costing clients money. Their posts are uninspired and have no thought put behind them. Again, it's all about the bottom line, not the quality of work that's put out. The turnover rate at this company is really high too, probably because the pay is so low and the ones building the websites are expected to work overtime without receiving any pay for it.

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