Toxic environment fueled by favoritism - Prefer Not to Say - They Are Punitive TransMedics Employee Review

1.0
Aug 16, 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

A few talented employees remain and genuinely try to do good work. Pay is consistent, and the stock price has gone up in the short term, though this mainly benefits executives.

Cons

This company is toxic from the top down. Leadership forced out the smart, capable people who built the company and replaced them with friends and insiders. Employee feedback is ignored, and speaking up often costs you your job. The environment is stressful, trust is nonexistent, and favoritism dominates over performance.

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TransMedics Response
10mo
Thank you for more than 10 years of dedication to TransMedics and for sharing your candid feedback. We’re glad to hear you found consistency in pay and appreciated the efforts of talented colleagues, and we take seriously your concerns about favoritism, employee feedback, and trust. We value the perspective of long-tenured employees, and your feedback will be reviewed with our leadership team as we continue working to strengthen our culture. Hearing directly from employees helps us learn, and while individual experiences may differ, we’re committed to addressing concerns and creating a better environment for all. Thank you again, we appreciate your honesty!

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