Sr Management Does not care about long term employees - Chemist Waters Employee Review

1.0
Jan 22, 2023
Recommend
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Pros

The People that work with are great and collaborative the customers are the fun. The technology is great and the product base is a great challenfe

Cons

Sr Management ignores non focused products and only highlights people in the “glory positions”. also truly want the employee to work more with less people and reduced staffing - They are true bullies in their arrogant attitudes It is sad when you can’t complain for fear you will loose your job. If someone leaves that has been there long time they say good riddance even if they have great experience and knowledge. There the door help yourself. It is sad that it is all about sales when the customer needs more support

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Waters Response
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Thank you for taking the time to leave us a review & thank you for all your time at Waters. We agree, the technology and our people are great! We're sorry to hear that you’re experiencing frustrations with communication from the leadership team. We always strive to ensure that our leadership is transparent and that all employees feel supported in their work environment. We strive toward a working community where all employees can make a unique contribution. We encourage you to take these concerns to your manager or HR business partner who would be happy to work with you toward more positive outcomes.

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