Employee Review
- Current Employee, more than 10 years★★★★★
Good company to work with
Mar 19, 2023 - Finance Manager in North Chicago, ILRecommendCEO ApprovalBusiness OutlookPros
Good company, nice people, opportunity to grow as long as you have both skills and network
Cons
Difficult to navigate networking scene
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Other Employee Reviews
- Former Contractor★★★★★
Integration Project
May 31, 2023 - Human Resources AdministratorRecommendCEO ApprovalBusiness OutlookPros
Worked alongside international members of the company to congruently integrate an acquired company, and was met with the best and most welcoming environment from all the team members.
Cons
Unfortunately, the contract had concluded with no further oppurtunities for employment within the company.
- Current Contractor★★★★★
Churn and burn culture
Apr 8, 2023 - Desktop Support Technician in North Chicago, ILRecommendCEO ApprovalBusiness OutlookPros
Campuses are nice, They have descent food but it is extremely overpriced. The cafeterias are owned by them but I really don't know why they are trying to churn a profit on sales if it is suppose to be an employee benefit thing... It's definitely a place where you can stay for 40+ years and still not get hired.
Cons
Culture, people, it is one of those "They came before us and closed the door behind them" place to work meaning the people who came from Abbott got really nice compensations to leave Abbott and form Abbvie but made the compensation for future employees terrible. It is also EXTREMLY hard to get hired on here. The positions aren't contract to hire or MSP nor is there a lot of fulltime positions here. They rely heavily on contractors but refuse to hire people so it is a churn and burn culture. There is a very high leave-rate or no-show and their requirements for even getting hired is absolutely bananas. Especially without the pay that comes along with what they are expecting they pay bellow average the only people that do get paid well are the people who came from Abbott who close the door behind them...
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