Pros
I’m not sure really. I got three years data entry experience out of it I guess.
Cons
They are very unprofessional and will overwork you in the Data Entry Dept. This department is the scapegoat. You will be blamed for everything. If you are a hard working dedicated employee you will be taken advantage of. The management has no idea what it’s doing. There’s barely an HR department. They want you to get these results out in like a day or two but as reps increased the sample numbers- the workers were having trouble keeping up and the management will squeeze the most amount of work out of the least amount of people because greed. And when I say the CEOs don’t know what they’re doing I’m not exaggerating. They didn’t know how the data entry department was trained to do the results and how the workflow was set up. Basically- I was asked why I was doing the work the way I did it. And I said that’s how I was trained by the people who came before me. And management said that’s not how it was supposed to be done in the first place. So the management just didn’t check in for like 3 or 4 years and it was kind of like a bad game of telephone. Sales Reps have no idea what they’re doing and make promises to clinics on behalf of the data entry department without consulting the data entry department or the scientists to see if said promises can be fulfilled. Because who cares when you don’t have to do the work and get to go home at the end of the day- unlike the data entry department who has to work longer and longer hours while short staffed. And management will always side with the Sales Reps. This job is terrible for work life balance. They will work you into the ground. Don’t take this job unless you want your hair to start thinning. I swear my hair was thicker before I started working there. Would not recommend this job to my worst enemy.