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Okay place to collect a paycheck. Not much stability as the company is constantly being sold. Projects change at a whim and talent is underutilized. Turnover is huge.

Employee in Little Rock, AR

on July 18, 2022

All bad

If you dont have a life outside of work. No children and dont mind getting off 2-3 hours later than scheduled this is the PERFECT place for you. If you enjoy getting overworked and under paid this is the PERFECT job for you. If you enjoy working in a place where its always short staffed and management doesn't care about anything but getting THEIR BONUSES this is the PERFECT place for you. This company doesn't care AT ALL. Dont believe anything they tell you in the interviews ALL LIES!! The donors are always angry and aggressive, so be careful because they will still let these people donate even after threatening to do harm towards you because its all about MONEY. The entire management staff needs to be fired and they need to hire a fresh new team. 100% garbage

Floor Technician in Texas

on July 13, 2022

Horrible work environment

Apparently all the past employees find this company horrible. Something must be wrong with this company. 500 plus employees can’t be wrong. Work environment is under appreciated and management is hostile toward employees. Upper management should retrain their management staff.

Medical Specialist in Gainesville, FL

on July 8, 2022

High expectations, low pay.

Management will expect you to do another role at this facility when their lower paid employees leave, then once they hire for that role they'll expect you to do a different one, your acts of kindness and flexibility/understanding will not be reciprocated, any favors you do for your managers will not be met with equal favor and the moment you make a single mistake you'll be addressed without remorse or comprehension of what you've done for the company, the pay is below average at best compared to the work expected from you, despite them reassuring you the job is easy for medical, there is favoritism, scheduling is awful and whoever is doing it obviously hasn't had prior experience delegating their employees properly, people will call out without excuse and force you to pick up the work load due to the natural corporate greed of the plasma industry, if you're in the medical field and qualify for this job, do yourself a favor and apply anywhere but here.

Medical Receptionist in Jonesboro, AR

on July 7, 2022

It seemed like the girls that worked there awhile kept to themselves didn’t really want to give new people a chance.

I honestly liked working there, but was having problems so didn’t really get a chance to actually stay long enough. Most everyone was really nice but there were a few that aren’t friendly at all to new people

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why would you be a good the best candidate for this job? why do you want to work for this company? why should we hire you? can you work in fast paste environment?

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They cared to know of my experience in their field of work and if I was interested in learning some new things about their work.

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