take the good with the bad - pharmaceutical technician lll Upsher-Smith Employee Review

3.0
3 Apr 2023
Recommend
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Pros

Great people and workers. Decent work load, wonderful goal and serves a great purpose to those in need. Before covid the company rewarded the employees often for the work they accomplished, Had decent benefits and matched 401 k.

Cons

Specifically this location had a bad habit of playing favorites and not holding everyone to the same expectations. Raises typically suck, along with promotion pay, but stacked on extra responsibility. High demands to get things done due to poor scheduling which usually resulted in long periods of over time.

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5.0
14 Feb 2025
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Pros

Great management in IT, Good Projects. Get to work on many different things.

Cons

No good direction from upper management.

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4.0
2 Oct 2025
Anonymous employee
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Pros

-Benefits are pretty good with lots of company holidays (residual from when they were a privately-owned company) -Still offering flexible work-from-home options for a lot of departments, and there is some actual focus on work/life balance. -Nice building -Most people still have at least some light behind their eyes

Cons

-They treat the Operations/Manufacturing staff pretty poorly. I was not a part of that team, but it was easy to see. They would rather see talented, reliable people leave than give them a $0.50/hr raise. -They love to hire outside folks for any potential promotions, and then have you train them. And they are *super* slow to do anything about it once they do hire someone who is awful at their job. -Depending on the department, job security can be shaky. Massive layoffs in 2025. -They are slow to promote, even exemplary employees. Even if your supervisor fights for you, HR resists and resists and resists. -Raises only 1-3%, only given once/year. They do not negotiate. Again, even if your supervisor fights for you, HR always has the final say. (And they say no).

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