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Survey Assistant (Former Employee) - Hillingdon, Greater London - 4 October 2023
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The most useful review selected by IndeedI felt trusted and hard work was recognised. It was a temporary contract and sadly they couldn’t keep us on. A lot of the permanent roles wanted clinical background
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Unprofessional and full of bull!
Senior Customer Service Role/Healthcare Phlebotomist (Former Employee) - Kent - 20 November 2023
What is the best part of working at the company? Totally unprofessional, supported Covid Infection Survey dropped us just like that ! No support with on going job search, Interviewed staff for other positions, but unless you were in with recruiters not a sniff ! Poor show ! Ugly culture ! What is the most stressful part about working at the company? Management lying and leading you on, going back on promises. What is the work environment and culture like at the company? Talk the talk but don’t walk the walk ! What is a typical day like for you at the company? Team leaders pushed and pushed and reaped the benefits !
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Rewarding and supportive workplace
CPM (Current Employee) - Reading, Berkshire - 28 October 2023
Excellent development opportunities and exciting project assignments. Supportive line manager and oversight team focused on achieving milestones as a team.
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A nightmare I couldn’t wake up from.
Snr Clinical Research Associate (Former Employee) - Reading - 5 October 2023
What is the best part of working at the company? Decent salary for the roles available. What is the most stressful part about working at the company? Inadequate systems relating to the role. Inexperienced line managers. What is the work environment and culture like at the company? Chaotic operational practices with a thin veneer of ‘we care about you’ messaging. They didn’t care about or listen to feedback. What is a typical day like for you at the company? 12 hour days. Mentally and physically exhausting. Expected to conduct mandatory training and travel to appointments 3+ hours away in your personal time while meeting metrics for day to day job role using systems that kept crashing.
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Great teamwork and overall great experience working at IQVIA
Regional Field Manager (CIS Project) (Former Employee) - Remote - 22 September 2023
What is the best part of working at the company? Worked with great teams great benefits and great company to work for. What is the most stressful part about working at the company? Hitting deadlines but everybody would help one another to reach the overall goal What is the work environment and culture like at the company? Both great work environment and company culture What is a typical day like for you at the company? Busy but rewarding st the same time. Get exposed to different skill sets
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What people like
- Supportive environment
- Clear sense of purpose
- Time and location flexibility
Excellent experience managing my own workload and making a schedule to suit my own domestic commitments.
Field Researcher (Former Employee) - South East England - 21 September 2023
What is the best part of working at the company? Excellent work / home life balance, environment that nurtures employees. What is the most stressful part about working at the company? Within my particular role the most stressful part was dealing with London Traffic and keeping to scheduled appointment times and the use of particular computer programmes which crash regularly. What is the work environment and culture like at the company? Open to suggestions from staff and nurture staff within their roles. What is a typical day like for you at the company? I am my own boss, making my own appointments to suit with my home life and home commitments. Very little pressure, as long as the job gets done.
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Great Company - Recommended
Contracts Manager (Former Employee) - London, Greater London - 11 September 2023
Good pay, great people, supportive managers, great training, interesting projects, international environment, room for growth, work life balance, flexibility, good benefits.
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Absolutely terrible
Field Study Worker/Call Handler (Former Employee) - Remote - 10 July 2023
What is the best part of working at the company? Terrible company to work for! they advertise jobs that don’t exist also What is the most stressful part about working at the company? Bad management and no leadership What is the work environment and culture like at the company? toxic environment. lots of backstabbing What is a typical day like for you at the company? left now so cannot comment now
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Good job
Data Quality Officer (Former Employee) - Home Based - 7 July 2023
Great job, keeps your mind ticking. Difficult to find another job though when your current contract is ending. Great management in the team I worked with and great colleagues.
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Horrible workplace
Clinical Trial Technician (Former Employee) - Livingston - 6 June 2023
Could really be a nice place to work if it wasn't run by a circus and you replaced most of the bad apples. Management have no clue what's going on, they promote favourites, genuinely believe they provide a good wage, many workers feel stressed and undervalued. They have the worst blame culture of any role I have ever worked, supervisors and management "nothing to do with me..." Issues are never taken onboard, there just passed or left for other people. Same people cracking the whip soon as they get a little bit of power, they stand looking at there watches while people walk in and out during start times and breaks. A place where it's one rule for some and another rule for the rest, Good for temp work if your looking to gap a couple months.
Pros
Easy to get, good for month or two.
Cons
People, management, pay, attitude, leadership, support, job roles
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Great company
Study worker/ survey advisor (Former Employee) - Worcester - 1 June 2023
I worked for IQVIA on the Covid Infection Study and found them to be a great company to work for. Management and other colleagues made it a job that I could enjoy and feel valued doing. I wouldn’t hesitate in applying to work for them again if the right job was advertised
Pros
Work/ life balance, company perks, performance related bonus
Cons
None
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Nice place to work
COVID-19 Field Worker (Former Employee) - Chesterfield - 8 May 2023
I enjoyed working for IQVIA throughout the pandemic. Good rates of pay and supportive management. You work independently which I like but you never feel on your own as there’s always somebody or a manager to call if needed
Pros
Pay and flexibility
Cons
Mileage
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Supportive and fun
Piticipation Experience (Current Employee) - Reading - 2 April 2023
I have enjoyed my two year at iqvia in to different roles feild worker and participant experience I have gained lot off new skill through there ongoing training.
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Great job prospects
Customer Service Advisor (Current Employee) - West Sussex - 31 March 2023
Excellent company to work for, good management willing to listen to and support their team. Encouraging of career advancement and in house learning and development programs available to all.
Pros
Benefits package; job prospects
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Awful
Field Tester (Former Employee) - DATES - 20 March 2023
Worked for the covid project, management was awful start to finish. You were not valued as an employee, always told what you were doing wrong. No praise no incentives, I would avoid this company like the plague.
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Worse company to work for
Test Manager (Former Employee) - London, Greater London - 11 March 2023
major work is outsourced offshore. work on 10-year-old technology and no learning scope. As they don't use the latest technology obviously more hard work is involved with fewer resources. No Work Life balance Senior management at the senior director level is dumb and doesn't understand anything of the work statement or technology involved or what's going wrong. They just know how to get work done with less effort and obviously offshore management easily make fool of such dumb management with bogus delivery which every year they have to re-deliver. No support from onshore management..remember they are dumb and don't understand anything. low pay and overworking (daily 10-12 hours). blame games and office politics are common and introduced by management.
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Amazing People from Management Down
Dispatcher (Former Employee) - Reading - 18 February 2023
It's fun and everyone works as a team. It was a great project. Management take ideas on board. They recognise your hard work. You get bonuses and rewarded.
Pros
Really do give you recognition
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Fair pay but repetitive work
Participant Experience (Current Employee) - London, Greater London - 23 January 2023
The job is fairly paid but work is very repetitive and no real route to progression or further opportunities beyond that of the fixed term contract.
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Reasonable pay and work/life balance
Covid infection study worker (Former Employee) - Kingston upon Hull - 16 January 2023
I enjoyed working for iqvia unfortunately it was a short term job for me but fair pay good work & life balance... No problems with pay or management was a shame I couldn't be kept on by iqvia but no job roles in my area overall was a good job and environment
Pros
Good pay work/life balance
Cons
No ongoing work
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You can only progress if your part of the clique
Global trial manager (Former Employee) - Reading, Berkshire - 5 January 2023
If you FSP sponsor is good, then day to day is good. When it comes to progression you will only get promoted if your part of the clique. This applies to annual pay rises are a joke
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Great training, excess work, unrealistic metrics
Clinical Research Associate (Current Employee) - Reading, Berkshire - 2 January 2023
Training is great. Management keeps pushing CRAs to perform more and more visits. Our work no matter how much we work is never enough and it seems we get punished for not doing more than what’s agreed in the contract, which is already unrealistic. Expected to work during anual leave, management makes sure to tell CRAs that. No appreciation. We are expected to work 60h + per week. Good package of benefits.
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