Mission: Working in partnership with the medical community, patients, academic researchers and the global biotech and pharmaceutical sectors, we hope to glean new insights to help with the development of new treatments and diagnostics across a spectrum of chronic health conditions for ... Read more
I have been working at Genomics Medicine Ireland full-time (More than a year)
Pros
The benefits and pay are good. If you want a good work-life balance you can have it. Has shown flexibility in adapting to covid
Cons
Most of the reviews on this page were written when GMI was an enthusiastic young Irish startup. Now it's part of a large, USA-centered company. The culture is less positive, lack of direction and lack of transparency. If you're a scientist, don't expect that you'll be able to get publications out in your work here.
There's a weird blindness to the quality of your work in some departments - it looks like you can be awful at your job and get promoted or hardworking and proactive and go a year without a word of thanks
Advice to Management
Get feedback from employees and act on it
Transparency
Application
The process took 1+ week. I interviewed at Genomics Medicine Ireland (New York, NY).
Interview
I applied through glassdoor they contacted me that they liked my profile, we sat a date for the interview, and no body called, my number was fully written everywhere, but it seeems there was issue to reach me, so they asked me to provide a local landline, then i did waiting the second time we faced again same issue, i didn't want to lose my chances due to such reasons i asked them to provide me a number so i call them. None replied to my email, i sent 2 followup emails i got no response back, i believe they cancelled my profile without even interviewing me.
Check out GMI'S article in the Irish Times on the 16th August about our collaboration with Stephen Sawcer in Cambridge. http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vQIqo
