Pall reviews

Backstabbing managers climbing the careers ladder. No regard for the responsibility and accountability that comes with the role. As a white male, I have witnessed a lot discrimination. Ethnic minorities beware. This is really a bait & switch company. Quality awful, rushed through to look good to senior managers. Individuals who make these decisions are not the ones fixing the problem. Poor leadership, employees leaving like drowning rats. Pall is not the company it was prior to the Danaher acquisition. Conversations happen, then tables are turned at a moments notice. Really watch your back with this business, you have to climb the greasy ladder to get ahead. You have to lie, deceive & throw people under a bus & then you get noticed by people in the company!! Truly appalling company. Diversity a joke, not a single ethnic manager in a top level senior role. The fight is on to get to the top, no matter at what cost. Check vacancies & people leaving… Nothing will ever change in this business, everything is lean with idiotic metrics. Common sense goes out the window. Don’t do it. BTW be prepared to work long hours, weekends to get the job done for peanuts.

Communication between departments and some senior staff was diabolical. Favouritism was rife. The only way to 'earn' a promotion was to have a face that fits. Regardless of how brainy, ambitious or hard-working you were, unless you were part of the Golden Circle, forget it. 'Old Wood' (useless people with nothing to do) were carried for many years whilst doing absolutely nothing and getting away with it. Double standards meant that hard working people like myself were pushed hard to make up for these clowns. Some special people received special privileges whilst other missed out. The pay was lagging behind other similar companies. The Danaher takeover ruined worker morale. What was once a cheerful and enjoyable workplace became a miserable place with an uncertainty about how long we would have a job. These problems and more are the reason I chose to resign whilst all was still well.