Rewarding work & great culture! - Anonymous employee Promega Employee Review

5.0
16 Jun 2017
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

I have spent most of my career working in the consulting industry, so I've had the pleasure of working with multiple organizations and have dealt with company cultures/philosophies of all kinds. Promega's culture is by far the most unique I've experienced. Truly a company that values employee growth & development. A place where you're voice will be heard. Also, an environment that provides opportunity to not only develop your career, but grow as an individual. The amenities offered are above and beyond anything I've seen elsewhere. I would highly recommend the company.

Cons

It's a very flat organization, so if you're an individual that is super competitive (especially with internal coworkers), you'll likely not enjoy this culture. It's more of a collaborative environment with extensive cross functional communication. If you enjoy power and title, this is likely not the company for you.

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5.0
10 Jun 2026
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Pros

Good culture and location, honestly a nice environment

Cons

It does require lots of work

4.0
22 Jan 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Promega is kind of an old-school company, in the best sense. They hire people who are the best fit for the company, not just who may have the best credentials (but this is more important in R&D and product management roles). I've seen so many cases where someone really started at ground zero in terms of experience and rose up the ranks. It goes to show you that they do invest in their people, and that is why there's so many who have stuck around for decades. In my experience management is highly supportive of learning, innovation, and creativity, so if you have a good idea that shows promise you'll probably have the opportunity to explore it.

Cons

At times, there is such a strong focus on the newest thing, with the priorities changing very quickly. Due to this there are cases when there isn't enough time to develop a fully mature product, or gauge it's effectiveness. To be fair this is a problem in most organizations, but you can end up feeling a little disoriented by the rapidly shifting landscape. I would say this could be a challenging environment for someone who is slow to adapt or pick up new technical skills.

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