Executive leadership is willfully out of touch on diversity and inclusion matters - Associate Consultant IQVIA Employee Review

2.0
Nov 24, 2020
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Pros

The salary and benefits compensation is competitive. I have had a positive experience with the colleagues on my team and that I work with regularly.

Cons

There is no diversity and inclusion initiative and the company has been resistant to efforts to develop one. There is no diversity and inclusion professional in the HR department and no required training for managers and HR. Through my own experience and those shared with me by colleagues, I know that HR has a track record for failing to appropriately respond to employee concerns related to bias and discrimination. Employees of color fear retaliation for speaking up about bias and discrimination. This concern has been brought to the attention of executive leadership and no action has been taken yet. There is also a history of failing to promote/pay qualified employees of color. As part of the re-organization of the company post-merger, huge cuts were made to employee programs like wellness. It has become obvious that the company currently values profit over their own people.

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Pros

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Cons

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4.0
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Pros

Great company culture, excellent team support, fantastic management at all levels. I especially value the training initiatives that help in the day to day. This is a great place to build skills, especially in AI. Work life balance is emphasized and encouraged.

Cons

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