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Beckman Coulter Diagnostics

Part of Danaher

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Senior Leadership is the worst part of this company!!! - Development Scientist Beckman Coulter Diagnostics Employee Review

3.0
Mar 11, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

Middle Management: ● They listen to and value their associates. ● They focus on career development and place associates on projects that suit associates' interests and career objectives. They "go to bat" for their associates

Cons

Senior Leadership is absolutely HORRIBLE!!! ● They constantly blame middle management for low associate engagement but don't permit middle management to give associates any engagement improvement incentives. ● They hire VPs like water for any and every role imaginable while keeping the heart of the workforce as lean as possible working with the least amount of incentives possible. Top leadership ensures they get the most benefits (highest salaries, remote work, unrestricted travel, highest employee compensation and annual increases) while the working associates that make the company what it is get bread crumb incentives (little to no annual increases, no permitted travel, on-site 5 days a week) They constantly have a "do more, faster" mindset after associates gave them "the largest product launch in company history" during a global pandemic.

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5.0
Oct 7, 2025
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Pros

- Internship was focused on learning - Fully immersed in a real scrum team - Kind people - Learn common tech stack (.NET/Azure DevOps, etc.)

Cons

- Limited exposure to modern AI/ML advancements - Experience could be team-dependent

3.0
May 13, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Great people, good team culture. You will make lasting friendships with the people who work here and can make a home for yourself.

Cons

Low pay across the board. Unless coming in externally, most pay is 15-30% pay in range. Unless you stay in role for 15 years, you will most likely never even get close to 50% of your pay range. There is also constant turn over as new people coming in aren’t onboarded well or supported and burn out in less than 12 months. You stay for the people, not the pay.

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