Pharma Logistics reviews

4.2

86% would recommend to a friend

(140 total reviews)

Michael J. Zaccaro

87% approve of CEO

77% positive business outlook

Pharma Logistics has an employee rating of 4.2 out of 5 stars, based on 140 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an excellent working experience there. The Pharma Logistics employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Pharmaceutical & Biotechnology industry (3.5 stars).

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140 reviews
1.0
Feb 14, 2022
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Pros

A cool industry where you can learn a lot about what it takes to run a pharmacy well and how many bottlenecks there are to the current state of healthcare in America. The experience communicating with a large variety of stakeholders (pharmacy directors, operations of healthcare systems, etc.) Some travel (too much of that with their turnover these days - ask to see that data, I'm sure they'll have a story around that lol)

Cons

Horrible management that doesn't trust anybody (we are what we resist right), subpar pay, traditional hierarchy, no respect for your families or personal time, and micromanagement with software that tracks your every move (by car and keystrokes). Get used to the darkness or get out.. not much choice.

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Pharma Logistics Response
4y
Thank you for taking the time to post. It sounds like the travel associated with your position was too much for you and your family and that’s o.k. Being on the road often isn’t for everyone. We go where our clients are and they depend on us to take care of them. We trust you have found a position that is a better fit for you and wish you the best.
1.0
Feb 10, 2022

Disappointing.

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Pros

The concept is good and there is an industry need.

Cons

Lack of vision. Company has been doing the same thing for 25 years. Healthcare industry has changed, and is changing rapidly. Competitors have brought in additional services and product lines, allowing for bundling and savings. High turnover. The entire executive team (save one or two) has turned over in the last 12-18 months. The rest of the company has not faired better with key individuals leaving at an alarming rate. Management style. Be ready for micromanagement. While accountability is what is said, which is great and in concept sounds wonderful. Be ready to have to say the date and time a project will be completed and if you say 5pm without the CTS, you are corrected. If you happen to miss the deadline, send the email at 5:05pm instead of 5pm that is unacceptable and you will hear about it. Results don’t matter, the ability to have the tracking system on your laptop say you worked 8 hours that day is what’s important, and yes you will be asked about long breaks without computer activity. So you should be ready to wiggle your mouse while on those phone calls. CEO. My way or the highway mentality. Unrealistic growth goals in a shrinking market. Sole focus on margin and shareholder value, privately held so he’s the only shareholder, vs doing what’s right for the customer. Lack of trust and vision within his own leadership team.

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Pharma Logistics Response
4y
Thank you for more than 5-7 years with us. We are glad we were your employer of choice for so many years and thank you for your contributions. It’s true the Executive management team has experienced turnover (The Great Resignation) but we are thrilled with the contributions we are seeing from the new talent. Their energy, enthusiasm and results have been outstanding. Fresh ideas and new perspectives have a way of energizing an organization. It’s also true we have been doing the same thing for 25 years. Not the same way of course, but that singular focus is a tremendous advantage for us in a competitive market. Deadlines are arbitrary at some companies, but our customers deserve better. Being late isn’t acceptable and “hearing about it” is how we define accountability. We respect that for some, that’s micromanagement. Our CEO encourages fierce conversations where everyone’s voice is heard but admittedly doesn’t lead by consensus. After an issue is processed, a decision is made, and everyone is expected to pull on the rope in the same direction. Thank you again for your post and we wish you well.
2.0
Sep 7, 2020

"Core Values"

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Pros

The people on the production floor are great. There are some great managers, but it's hit or miss. Cool new vending system.

Cons

They " hire based on the core values". But current higher ups barely follow the values themselves. For example, communication is one of the values, but there is very little. If there is a change and you're wondering why the change was made, you'll either have to guess, ask, or have a supervisor tell you a week later. Constantly adding on more responsibility and work without any raise in pay , even though higher positions ( that are salaried) are filled without a blink. From reading the other reviews, it seems as if they are filled in before the reviewer had an actual chance to feel out the job, so take the five stars with a grain of salt. Is it the worst job in the world? No. You get paid on time and have the opportunity for OT. That said, it will also have you looking for a new job soon after you start.

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Pharma Logistics Response
5y
Thank you for the leaving an honest review. We do read every review and look to make improvements especially when it comes to communication. While communication within our organization has improved greatly in the last few years, we are not yet perfect. We will continue to improve upon communication with our Pharmers at every level of the organization. That is what will truly make us a strong company.
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