Unprofessional and unethical work environment at Warren, NJ - Software Developer IQVIA Employee Review

1.0
23 Apr 2017
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Open minded and Considerate Upper Management. Good Colleagues to work with and good location for offices

Cons

Negative career growth. Stagnant wages. Once you’re here for five years your career is doomed. It is Jurassic park with a crocodile, dinosaurs, and aliens. Developer requires to code with bleeding edge proprietary framework/CDL with no training and documentation. Incompetent Product team lack vision and direction. Kiss-up & Kick-down style management. Highly Command and control middle management. promote and hires only spineless. Unprofessional and unethical behavior, lack trust and transparency, no flexible work hours and remote options make work-life balance difficult. Nano-managed by multiple layers of incompetent. Facade of Agile/Unit Testing/Quality Assurance and other processes in place to deceive upper management. Very poor project planning and execution. The bulk of the effort goes in fixing JIRA, review based upon JIRA count fixed. Middle management feels very insecure, compete with team members, takes credit themselves for employees success and blame others for failure, an impediment to employee growth.

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1.0
30 Jun 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Remote work option is nice to have

Cons

Zero support from management, with employee development and team concerns often taking a back seat to other priorities. Morale continues to go downhill, and several colleagues exploring opportunities elsewhere or leaving the organization already. The culture is challenging, particularly around providing candid feedback, as employees often are tracker down and face negative repercussions and retaliations. Career advancement depends more on aligning with leadership preferences than on merit and performance. Would not recommend this company to those seeking a supportive environment with transparent growth opportunities. Overall, the culture is political and difficult to navigate.

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