1. NOBODY knows for sure what is going on. The managers seem to never talk with each other; the communication in this organization is such an absolute joke. Get ready to write the same email or have the same Teams call three times, a different person each, when coordinating a good time to schedule PMs.
2. This is an organization that will put a new hire into a department that was run for thirty years by a hoarder and expect success. Why was it the responsibility of 3 BMETs (one who had traveled from a different state) to spend two days cleaning up the place, throwing away 400+ lbs of paper junk, knick-knacks, broken parts for devices no longer supported, paper, paper, more paper, moldy boxes, old food, and so on, all from a workshop that is supposed to maintain and/or fix medical devices?
3. More travel than is advertised.
4. Not nearly as technical of a job as is advertised. If you're looking to acquire industry-specific skills and experience, you aren't getting it here. You just aren't. Some of the other BMETs are a bit more hands on but they're vastly outnumbered.
5. There's a general attitude of this company being a place where less-than-motivated individuals seem to park themselves and never leave. If you're looking to be surrounded by motivated, aspiring individuals, don't apply here.
6. Because of the above two points, you will become mind-numbingly bored working here. I have never been more bored in my entire life.
7.. Some of the older buildings feel like you're working in a prison. Working in a basement with no windows isn't the best.
