Bayer reviews

You are just a number to these folks. Tread lightly.

Some problems come from legacy days, some from new. From legacy, you have issues with nepotism. People do something that impresses someone important, regardless of quality, and get promoted far beyond their skill. This leads to leaders who aren't at all qualified. I saw a department where a new boss came in, then brought over a bunch of former employees and promoted them. The former employees favored each other. It was a mess. The company is supposed to be going through a progressive reorganization. That really seems to be cover for going back to old fashioned ways of working. Clocking time, counting widgets, sitting in a seat, scheduling your lunch. Leaders aren't trained in the most basic things - interviewing, disability, FMLA, etc. I'm honestly surprised at how often regulations are violated. I've watched massive violations of ADA. I filed at least three complaints and they were all ignored. I was discriminated against for my disability several times, including by HR.