MRI Software Reviews

Pros

This summer was completely amazing. There are so many pros and I’m not a paid person or bot. - Met amazing people - All of my bosses and onboarding people were amazing and easy to work with - Assignments and work is pretty simple and easy to understand so don’t be afraid to apply. - They treat you like employees and you’re not getting coffee. I literally didn’t touch a coffee pot all summer. - Everyone enjoys talking...

Cons

I honestly can’t think of too much to put here. I can put that sometimes the work is tedious BUT the actual employees are doing the same tedious stuff as you. So it’s not busy work but it will feel like it. Also, if you pay attention you will see that the stuff you’re doing is actually important to the companies structure. So all in all no real cons except maybe “busy work” that’s not really busy work.

Advice to Management

From an intern perspective, maybe more after hours park meetings with the intern group or more outings.

Pros

Good co-workers. Flexible hours.

Cons

No organized room to advanced.

Pros

PTO & maternity leave, Great atmosphere, In depth and continuous training, friendly and supportive leadership, Amazing work culture and work/life balance

Cons

The only con to my job is my commute!

Pros

Not a bad place to start your career

Cons

Very disorganized and segmented company The pay is far below market average

Advice to Management

Pay your employees better or continue to watch the top talent leave.

Pros

Growing business, has long future ahead (if you're young), newly renovated headquarters, on-site cafe

Cons

Internal transfers are difficult if not impossible (unless you know someone), management really does not see what's happening "on the floor", many departments work in silos (lack of inter-department communication), sometimes feels like a daycare (really, a Peeps diorama contest, Easter egg hunt and putt-putt competition in the office during the work day???).

Advice to Management

Keep hiring young (and cheap) and allow too much "play" in the office and you'll keep losing the base of experience that's been building for 45+ years.

Pros

I love the environment! I’ve been at MRI for over 6 months and I can honestly say I’ve enjoyed coming into work each day. I’m fortunate to have a flexible schedule, the capability to work at home if necessary, the opportunity for growth, and I feel appreciated and recognized for my hard work. One of my favorite things is the “Shout outs” where you can recognize and thank others for for their extra efforts. I just think...

Cons

It’s really cold in the office and the open/collaborative lay out is a little distracting. Ultimately, you’ll experience some drawbacks with any company of this size (and growing). SOPs take extra time, there is some lack of data integrity/consistency, certain individuals that cause friction or bumps in the processes. You’ll have these types of issues anywhere and I don’t think it’s a reflection of MRI or our culture.....

Pros

Open office floor plan to encourage interdepartmental collaboration, Flexible, Active

Cons

Smaller vertical growth ability, Health insurance could be better.

Advice to Management

Foster a desire to promote within, regardless of department.

Pros

Facility in a good location. Loyal Customer Base.

Cons

Extremely rude and autocratic executive leadership, especially CEO. Pays below market Talks about being agile but top down approach is anti-agile.

Advice to Management

If you really want to grow and be a public company, change your executive leadership