Tempus AI reviews

3.0

45% would recommend to a friend

(607 total reviews)
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Eric Lefkofsky

44% approve of CEO

49% positive business outlook

Tempus AI has an employee rating of 3.0 out of 5 stars, based on 607 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there. The Tempus AI 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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607 reviews
1.0
Aug 22, 2018
Recommend
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Pros

This company has a great mission along with some decent perks. Benefits include snacks and drinks in the kitchen, a 401k plan, and great medical insurance coverage. A stipend for lunch is also provided daily. Uber rides are also offered if you work later in the evening. Overall, there's always work that needs to be done. The employees here are incredibly smart and truly passionate about finding a solution to provide personalized cancer treatment options to patients.

Cons

In terms of the JDA position, unless you intend to pursue a career in data analytics, there are no skills to be gained. You'll be isolated from other departments. You're also expected to work as long as it takes to accomplish goals. Tempus prides itself on being able to accomplish the impossible, and this means working long hours, well past 40 hours per week (50-60 hours). There are no true transferable career skills, as you are not utilizing any form of coding skills with this analyst position. You will be reading through thousands of patient files daily on a computer, so be sure you're accustomed to reading on a computer screen for long periods of time. Management is very disorganized and inexperienced. Most of its members do not come from positions requiring true management skills. They are overshadowed by what leadership demands of them, and have no power to vouch for you if you're targeted for inadequate performance. Expect inconsistent task instructions, followed by reprimands for rules that didn't apply to the analyst role the previous week. The JDAs are treated as though they are stereotypical millennials, often described as 'lazy' and 'entitled'. They are perceived in a very negative light by a large majority of the company, and this is due to their age demographic (primarily recent college graduates). They're actually pretty nice people who work their hardest to achieve team goals, so it was quite sad witnessing the blatant discrimination that’s imposed by senior management. Overall, a combination of discrimination and a lack of true cameradie makes this position a very undesirable one. Only apply for this position if you intend to go back to school in a short period of time, or have intentions to advance your career goal as a data analyst. Just be aware that you will have to utilize your own technical skill if you want to retain any career value from this position. If you want to try to achieve a long term commitment with this company through the JDA position, aim for achieving a promotion as a Data Analyst.

3.0
May 12, 2019

A New Low

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

A lot of smart people who care about the work.

Cons

When I heard a manager let an employee know of their termination by deactivating their slack account while they were home sick, I knew exactly who it was. A new low even for her. Such an unnecessary level of cruelty. There were a handful of managers that seemed to be at the center of it all and it seems things are worse now. Not all managers were bad but there were enough that made other managers put aside their decency and let it continue. I suppose it's easier to be a part of the crowd but I'm hoping there's someone with the courage to speak up. I don't see it though because who wants to be an outcast? Management took what could have been a 5 star company to 3 stars. I cannot go lower than 3 stars because of all the great people still there.

1.0
Apr 29, 2021

The Review Responses Aren't Genuine

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Someone is responding to these

Cons

Someone important is seeing employees actively calling out real, serious, OBVIOUS problems, but nobody makes any effort in actually following through and acting. With everyone powerless and afraid to call out their managers or supervisors for obvious laziness, lack of leadership, or neglect of their duties, I wish something would change. Their are so many lazy managers that stay-at-home to hide from any real responsibilities that are happening in the office. So many people are managing their own managers because they do not know about any processes, actions, or problems that actually go on daily in the workplace. It is like they are in La-La Land, and never held accountable for any actions or decisions. It so obvious from an employee stand point that this is going on. My boss is hiring people everywhere to make it so she/he does not need to do anything. It is so obvious and nobody above is noticing. They hide at home and could disappear and no one would ever know they don't do anything, and still get paid a big salary. That's my boss!! "Its the Tempus Way" is a real phrase used everywhere referring to lack of communication, poor management, clueless directives, and lazy management. Ask anybody, and they will say "That's Tempus for ya!" It sucks to care too much sometimes.

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