Trinity Life Sciences reviews

Caveating this is my first job out of undergrad and am part of early career rotational program. I could not imagine a worse place to work. Out of 33 people that started Jan 2024, there is only 14 left. Managers are overworked and stressed out and take it out on staff. I would say 40% of managers are nice and knowledgeable people and the other 60% are disorganized and rude. I was verbally abused by MT constantly and when raised to Leadership, it is brushed over. Work Life Balance and wellness is not a thing. It also takes two years now to get promoted from AC to C and looking up people used to become SC in 2.5 years. Doesn’t seem fair. Saving up emergency fund and hoping to find new job soon. Wouldn’t be mad to get fired.

Toxic culture - progression & opportunities are not based on your ability but who likes you and if you’re part of the “selective” group Limited exposure - common to consulting firms but once you’ve done 1-2 similar type of projects, you become the SME and that is all you’ll ever do, despite expressing your interest in other projects Very hierarchical - it’s consulting, it’s corporate so that is to be expected but it is exceptionally bad at Trinity. A team member asked way in advance to take leave because of a family thing and was told you can but be expected to work, be flexible and preferably no, as we need you. However, the same project manager takes a day off the following next week with one day of notice because her friend got her last minute Beyoncé tickets and “Beyoncé is the queen”. Says a lot really. Basically, would advise against joining. If you’re an experienced hire, go elsewhere. If you’re a fresh grad, apply somewhere else. If you’re jobless and need to pay bills or you’re interning, go for it! Good luck.