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Trinity Life Sciences

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Bad mgmt/multiple projects/long hours/ not interesting projects - Anonymous employee Trinity Life Sciences Employee Review

1.0
10 Dec 2022
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Can’t think of any… no travel is substituted by multiple projects and long hours

Cons

Not interesting projects Long hours Staffed on multiple projects so you are never done with your day No support No training - thrown in Not a good culture

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Trinity Life Sciences Response
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We are sorry to hear about your experience at Trinity - we wish you enjoyed your time here more and felt more supported. We would be happy to chat with you in more detail about this if you are open to it so we can learn. We can confidentially bring this information back to our resourcing team so we can better monitor staff health. - Sarah Zeoli, Manager, Talent Acquisition

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