Do you love being micromanaged? Do you enjoy having your ideas to help everyone thrown in the trash? - Anonymous employee TRIMEDX Employee Review

1.0
May 20, 2019
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Pay rate is the only Pro

Cons

Your manager has control of your career path. The decision is not truly yours. You're expected to meet metrics set by a corporate office that doesn't understand work needed. Sites have no HR representation for technicians and the site manager has priority contact to HR.

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TRIMEDX Response
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Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback. We are an organization that is committed to continuous improvement and responding to feedback from our associates. Many of the recent changes in tools, technology and processes were made in response to feedback and ideas submitted by our associates in the field via our TRIMEDX Ideas Program (TIPS). In addition to the TIPS program, one of our core initiatives for the year is centered around improving work for our field based associates and systematically reduce daily frustrations. We strive to support each of our associates in career growth at TRIMEDX. People are at the center of everything we do at TRIMEDX and we believe it’s important for every associate to feel heard. We would encourage you to utilize the reporting methods available, as you feel comfortable: • Speak with your immediate manager • Reach out to a member of Human Resources • Speak with a member of leadership • File a report via the Integrity Hotline (information available on our internal Snap site) Although we do not have an HR person at each site, an HR contact is assigned to each region. If you are uncertain who the contact is for your site, please submit a HR ticket in Service Now.

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Pros

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Cons

PAY. They want to give them easily 3% a year so you are making less money each year because inflation is usually higher than that. The only way to get more money is to gain some experience and training through traumatics and then leave to an OEM or something similar to get paid what you're worth. Just causes a lot of turnover and it's very hard to find new people with any experience so you are constantly doing the job of multiple people. It's a vicious cycle all because they don't want to pay people what they're worth as they progress in their career instead they would rather wait until the next guy comes in pay him even more than someone was asking for plus they still have to send him to all the trainings that the other guy had already completed. Just a poor business model that makes no sense to me.

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