Baxter reviews

Very complex organisation. Middle management is caught between the top and bottom. A fair amount of corporate politics. Constantly restructuring and eliminating positions. Many quality issues and always firefighting. Cutting back on staff and increasing workload for the existing employees. Not enough product knowledge provided to the employees and very little budget for training. Managers are not given the reins to lead due to a number of restrictions and do not have their own budgets. Once you reach the level of manager there is no room to grow. Things have gone from better to worse not sure which way they are headed. I could go on .....

My position was terminated abruptly along with those of several others, from a major corporate project. I'd heard of it happening previous to me being impacted but when I was terminated I really felt that as valuable as we were to the projects we were also just that dispensable, too. Baxter, despite positioning themselves to help patients, really are more about the money...in some cases dumping projects with the potential to become blockbuster therapies and the patients who were counting on it to live healthier lives.