Teva Pharmaceuticals reviews

Too many political games going on in IT upper management which is stuck in a never ending cycle of analysis paralysis. The company is hyper focused on cost and can't distinguish cost from value. My management would always roll over for the finance team and allow them to dictate business objectives. Instead of making advancements for the company we struggled with just having payments made to vendors. Very low morale for most employees who have endured this behavior and there is a lot of dead wood entrenched in the organization as a result. The end result is that is difficult to get anything meaningful done and a constant stream initiatives that are pipe dreams at best. It's a great place if you just want to spin your wheels and you can always get praised for cutting costs even if it ends up costing the company more in the long-run.

This company is a complete and total joke. Leadership is stuck 10 years behind in every sense of the word. Poor products, poor management, zero leadership, disdain for work from home or any kind of life balance. Kare Schultz thinks it's progressive to have people back in the office in the middle of a pandemic. If you or a loved one are high risk, too bad. You need to be in the office or you lose your job. At the same time, Kare is excited to offshore more jobs to workers who are 100% remote, will make 1/4 of the pay and a fraction of the quality, but this is hailed as a service improvement. Between the lawsuits and poor business decisions, this company will not be around much longer.