Cardinal Health Reviews
Updated Feb 11, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Company Rating Based on 160 ratings Employees say it's "OK" |
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Pros
It's healthcare - it's stable in a tough economy. The company is growing even in a bad economy. The benefits are good, the pay is fair, there's a very good reputation of this company in the industry.
Cons
Not many opportunities for promotion, especially if you're located in the field away from the corporate HQ. Professional development really depends on your direct leader.
Advice to Senior Management
There is minimal presence and a disconnect of senior leaders to the field. I would urge senior leaders to go more to the place of the work, see for themselves, and build relationships and a presence.
Pros
Solid compensation and moderate focus on maintaining work-life balance.
Cons
Boring work environment and lack of an inspirational goal or vision. If you simply want to work your 8 hours and go home without trying to make a real difference in life, not a bad option.
Pros
Company makes a lot of money
Cons
Narrow minded leadership - lacking in actual leadership skills
Advice to Senior Management
Train leaders to lead - value diversity
Pros
Cardinal Health offers a good benefit package as far as paid time off , and a decent health, dental and vision.
Cons
Some of the cons to working for Cardinal Health are including but not limited too, lousy pay raises,hard to get promoted,too many changes to procedures without proper comunication and/or training. most importantly lower then industry starting wages
Pros
Strong and rewarding industry, excellent future with sound executive leadership, fantastic benefits and time off, opportunity to make a difference with customers
Cons
Frustrations that come with working for a huge company, slow to get rid of poor employees, lack of vision among middle management, limited support for growth and promotion
Advice to Senior Management
Support strong workers with opportunities, feedback and development; differentiate between strong and weak performers
Pros
ALOT of paid vacation. Able to work whatever shift you can. (Sometimes) Everybody works together as a team to achieve goals to satisfy the customers.
Cons
not much really, just the overtime but in todays economy it is eccential.
Advice to Senior Management
N/A
Pros
Pay and benefits are above average. Scheduling is far enough in advance to maintain a work life balance. Department management is above average.
Cons
Aircraft fleet has been reduced in size greatly over the last decade. Lots of complainers with few proactively providing solutions.
Pros
Competitive salary and benefits. Flexible work schedules within reason. Nice people.
Cons
The people at Cardinal are genuinely nice, but not always particularly competent.
Advice to Senior Management
Need to stop management by concensus and have a true leader who owns decisions.
Pros
Progressive organization, strong compensation, good benefits and perks for employees, good company mission of desiring to improve healthcare.
Cons
Cold company culture, too much consultant-speak and not enough 'real' talk, high burnout rate in employees, lack of true connection between senior leaders and mid-level management.
Pros
stable industry
salaries are middle of the road
hourly pay is low for the area
Cons
no work / life balance
with so little competition they feel no need to excel
Advice to Senior Management
the economy will eventually improve and turnover will jump

