Numan London reviews

Unless you are a senior or a manager you are basically a hamster in a wheel. Management lack clarity or support when it comes to clinical decisions - feels like you’re on your own if you would like support with a clinical matter. Reaching targets is the main priority, and you are scared to leave your computer even for a quick stretch of your legs. The tiniest of small errors are made into a big thing….usually to do with targets though and nothing to do with any clinical decision making. ZERO career progression, even though during the recruitment process they say there are lots of opportunities. Feel very de-skilled, under valued, and my motivation is so low since working at Numan.

I honestly don’t even know where to start. This was easily the most unconducive working environment I’ve ever been part of. There was little to no support, and agents were often left to figure things out entirely on their own with minimal guidance. The atmosphere was tense and sometimes toxic. Communication from some team members lacked basic respect, which made an already stressful environment even more difficult to navigate. Meaningful support simply wasn’t there. I found myself constantly anxious and pushing far beyond healthy limits just to try to meet their unrealistic targets. If you value your mental health and a supportive workplace culture, this may not be the right environment for you.