Trulife reviews

Management is private, seems to be away traveling a lot. Changes mind about company direction and marching orders(first you're a prosthetic foot rep, then you sell breast prosthetics the next day). Company culture seems to be controlled by current wife of owner, who used to be a sales rep . Management changes mind a lot (i.e. hiring me and 5-6 others, not training any of us or providing reliable sales numbers, then laying everyone new off with no warning at less than a year). Culture is a like middle school cliquey(and I liked middle school!). Fuzzy direction can be given via text message at times(no other company I have worked for has done this).

No training No leadership No guidance Poor pay No upward mobility No scheduled raises No accountability No structure Planning department passes the buck for their misunderstanding of manufacturing. This company is a prosthetics company that is flirting with aerospace. The office staff gets bonuses if they make enough profit. So they push poor product out the door last minute to try and "make they're million" at the cost of traceability, accountability, due planning, and aerospace standards.