Labcorp

Great colleagues, but limited career growth opportunities

Flexible hybrid schedule but limited internal mobility Company is very flexible with the hybrid schedule

Good flexibility and supportive manager and team. Flexible work schedule, remote work, supportive manager and team, interesting and cross-functional project teams

It took a long time to realize I was bullied out of this (Ann Arbor) site in the most humiliating way imaginable. The job happened to be a uniquely good fit for my skillset and I worked hard which garnered favor with senior management much faster than normally happens in a CRO. Someone felt threatened or maybe just saw me as an easy mark. Admittedly I did make it very easy for them by being such a; but they had an extremely high level of social intelligence and an honestly impressive talent of psychopathy. I still think about it from time to time and it makes me so sad that anyone could be so cruel over a dead-end job that pays $30k/yr. I suspect its not all that uncommon in the CRO industry but I wouldn't know because I'm in a much better career thanks to all this.

Dedicated employee willing to go above and beyond Very low proc rate. I can draw blood with my non dominate arm as well. I've done many split shifts for LabCorp. I've traveled a lot for LabCorp. Sometimes 2hrs in a single day. I go above and beyond. In so much that Advanced Cardiology only wants me to be their tech and no one else. They love having me as their tech. I take out Advanced Cardiology's trash and boxes to the dumpster for them. I do deep dives to ensure the very rare specialty tests are done exactly the way the doctors want them since these test codes are rarely given. And when PTs want a curtesy copy sent to another doctor I make sure to put it in the system and make an additional attachment,. Which makes the PTs very happy😁I also cover Rowan OB/GYN at night when ask at the Sper of the moment. I'm very willing to go above and beyond for my supervisor. I stayed on the clock even though I pulled a muscle around my ribcage and I was struggling to breath; it was hard to keep my asthma under control...I didn't want to inconvenience LabCorp by leaving. So I went to the hospital after my shift. speed even though I've done a 25 PT volume IOP by my self.