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4.0

79% would recommend to a friend

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Dr Mark Lyons

82% approve of CEO

75% positive business outlook

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1.0
Feb 11, 2019

Burnout City

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Pros

Bonding with some great people over your mutual feelings of misery. Benefits package is actually pretty good.

Cons

Hoo-boy where to start? Obviously, compensation is a major issue across the board. Depending on your role, you will be given little to no proper training on your job duties, as there is a prevailing fear of training someone to potentially replace you. Plenty of good people have left or been inexplicably let go over the years I've been here. Burnout is rampant throughout many departments, and suggestions for improving morale fall upon deaf ears.

1.0
Oct 29, 2018
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Pros

Mistreating people tends to strengthen the bonds between those mistreated; thus, you will build a number of strong relationships at Alltech. Also, if you enjoy public humiliation, this is the place for you.

Cons

What else can be said that hasn't been said in the other interviews--extremely male-dominated culture, stunningly incompetent senior management, low pay, arbitrary terminations, etc.

3.0
Aug 2, 2017
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Pros

Opportunities abound to learn and develop new skills. The organization runs lean and you will get cross trained with multiple different positions in the company. There are opportunities to mow globablly if you develop marketable skills. The company invests lots of money in employees through their back to basics program. The company strives to innovate and find new markets and products. The corporate culture emphasizes hospitality and customer service. If you enjoy a fast paced and dynamic environment the work days will fly by.

Cons

The company organizational structure is flat and confusingly structured. It is generally run with an atmosphere of fear. Fear that you will be replaced if you don't satisfy the shifting whims of the Lyon's, or one of the various corporate officers with ambiguous duties and roles. Despite constant internal communications of how profitable the company is pay increases are not consististant with company progress. Lack of a clear organizational structure tends to lead to peer who outrank others dumping work onto subordinates. The culture is one of fear that you will be eliminated if someone else knows how to do the job that you do. Good people seem to be fired inexplicably.

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