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Seagen Employee Reviews about "work environment"
Updated Sep 21, 2023
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- "culture has become aggressive, angry, and competitive in an unhealthy way due to overwork across departments." (in 19 reviews)
- "down management style common in senior leadership stifles decision making and energy of team leads." (in 8 reviews)
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Reviews about "work environment"
Return to all Reviews- 5.0Sep 10, 2019Quality InternFormer Intern, less than 1 yearBothell, WA
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-Great company culture -Large campus -Frequent intern/company events -Free food -Nice work environment
Cons
Finding temporary housing for the summer was difficult and can take a large portion of your paycheck.
- 2.0Aug 8, 2023Research ScientistFormer Employee, more than 3 years
Pros
Very well funded for advancing research. Base technology is a gold-mine - even though they've bought most of their technology/platform from outside companies. Pay is good, not great.
Cons
Mid-level leadership keeps giving themselves a pat on the back despite having no new ideas and passing other researchers ideas on as their own. They keep trying to one up each other and come up with useless ideas to pad their CVs but that actually get in the way of doing research. It's a terrible place for promotions - you WILL have to move on to climb the ladder. All scientist to principal scientist be warned. As for RAs, be careful which department you choose or you'll be worked like a robot doing the same thing day after day. Everyone there is hoping the Pfizer take over will fix a broken work environment. Good luck with that!
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