Pros
- The people who work here are among the best people I've worked with, everyone is friendly and gets along with each other for the most part. - The work itself is not bad. It is mostly easy, and if you're lucky enough to secure some training, then it's varied enough for you not go crazy on menial tasks. - Good job to get lab experience in. Although given a lot of places are looking for 2-3 years minimum, it's not really worth it to stick it out for that long.
Cons
- Work load is mostly unbearable. There never seem to be enough staff to cover even a regular days work in one shift. - Opportunity is hugely limited. Most of the time people only get promoted into someone's position after they have left. There is no focus on merit for promotion also. People are rarely promoted based on their experience within BVAQ and are seemingly picked at random. - Management sometimes tries to trick you into working above your pay grade by delegating tasks to you on a whim without considering your responsibilities and what level you are. - No focus on staff happiness. Management only care about the bottom line and don't put any effort into keeping their staff happy. The turnover and performance rate might improve if there was any incentive for people not to leave.