PETNET Solutions reviews about "benefit"

- Work/life balance especially night shift obviously - Expected to come in whilst sick.. - Pay is pretty low considering what you are expected to do but it is somewhat higher than some competitors. - Take this as you will. FYI I have a failing liver (amongst other things) and was beginning to get tested/treated which is tough on the body but wasn't really given accommodation and instead brushed off. But aside from that, I liked working here.

You can be terminated for reporting federal cr!mes internally. Coworkers may trap you in the building and leave you calling for help that won’t come. Paired with a pharmacist who slept on the job constantly. Difficult hours impact all areas of life. Required an intensive 12-day streaks once monthly (switching from 3rd to 1st and back to 3rd shift in the middle). SOP’s lacked a single clear workflow, and were occasionally unclear, though generally seemed very complete. Isolated environment may not be for everyone.

Lack of management experience and direction

they treat you like a machine. All they care about it getting doses out.

Had an extended period without direct management leading to issues that will take time to remedy.

Micro management and personnel issues

Very high pressure, Some employees and management can be horrible to work with.

Difficult to take vacation time due to continuous staffing problems. I recommend avoiding the SE Region, specifically sites in Jacksonville, Tampa, Ft. Lauderdale, Birmingham, New Orleans and Houston. They have common management and seem to all have the same problems, the title of the review says it all. Turnover is constant and the production schedule is unrelenting. Corporate members of management are aware of the issues but do not seem to be willing to provide the resources or backing to correct it. It seems like the PETNet division is run very differently from the rest of Siemens and one wonders why Siemens allows it to be managed this way. Advancement is very limited, often times employees find themselves having to move laterally instead of vertically. I can not say I would recommend PETNet at this juncture.

High stress Fast paced Overnight schedule Multi tasking Government Oversight