ProImmune Reviews

2.7

47% would recommend to a friend

(21 total reviews)

48% positive business outlook

ProImmune has an employee rating of 2.7 out of 5 stars, based on 21 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there.

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21 reviews
1.0
8 Oct 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Small company (~20 people). Do have that cozy vibe where people have lunch, cake, tea time together. Salary is low when you first join, but will rise reasonably if you have a few years in.

Cons

However the salary is still too low. This is how they manage to cost down. Because of this reason, the turnover rate of stuff is crazy! People only treat this company as a stepping stone. Senior managers are too busy on training new starters to actually do their job. It is such a toxic environment to work in, gossips and politics. The patronising micromanagement is unbearable. There's no perk. They are very unwilling to invest on your pension. This company also has their selection bias when interviewing people. They actively seek someone who has a partner in Oxfordshire so that you are more likely to be chained in the company and less likely to make an easy exit for yourself!

1.0
14 Jun 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Hiring: the staff there were always great to work with

Cons

Management: non-existent but will berate you if you don't do what they thought they wanted you to do No career progression: even when given a promotion, there is no doubt that you make no decisions yourself Job satisfaction (lack thereof): no ability to make decisions, no gratification if you do the correct thing/make something work, no recognition that you might ever know what youre talking about

1.0
29 Nov 2021

Avoid at all costs

Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

You’re thrown into doing everything, so you end up learning a lot of physical lab work.

Cons

Over working their employees for little pay. Expecting too much of employees, and getting visibly irate if something isn’t completed properly due to being over worked. You’re told to work on projects in your “spare” time, but you’re running around like a headless chicken trying to finish everything, so no chance of working your way up, unless you’re a management favourite/oxford grad/privately educated. Not a place to flourish. They want cheap labour, so lab assistants/scientists/management are all newly qualified or in their first jobs in that role. There was this strange expectation that you have to have lunch with your colleagues every lunch time, or make tea/coffee for everyone at 10am. It’s really odd and forced, but this is the company culture. I’ve never known any workplace that does this. Oh and they did this forced Friday cake day too. You work 8.30-5.30 with 10mins morning/afternoon break and 30mins lunch. There was a clear divide between the “high class” office workers and the lab rats who worked to the bone in the labs, but the office workers could eat at their desks and relax. The class divide was horrendous. New science graduates: avoid at all costs or they’ll put you off working in a laboratory forever.

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