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- "Lots of great people working there and a decent place to get started in your career." (in 274 reviews)
- "They truly care for the well being of their employees and strive for a good work / life balance for their employees" (in 229 reviews)
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- "bureaucratic/ political; most about upper management and make your boss or higher level happy; selfish people with poor leadership and poor cross" (in 41 reviews)
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Return to all Reviews- 4.0Jan 12, 2020Academic ContractorFormer Contractor, more than 1 yearIndianapolis, IN
Pros
Good work culture allowing for employees to speak up and to have ownership of their work.
Cons
Collaboration processes for employees and contractors on software based projects need to be more seamless.
- 1.0Jul 20, 2015IT ConsultantFormer Employee, more than 1 yearIndianapolis, IN
Pros
extremely low expectations, great for people looking for a job that allows them to coast for 30 years
Cons
management skill - does not exist vision - does not exist engagement - none employee relations - unethical and unprofessional office politics - overwhelming, taken to another level Lilly is great for the collection of local talent. Passive aggressive culture full of people that would not be able to succeed or work anywhere other than Lilly. Similar to a cult.
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