Lots of changes within the past 5 years. - Clinical Research Associate II IQVIA Employee Review

2.0
17 Aug 2015
Recommend
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Pros

The people who you work with on your study/ department are often very supportive - especially those that surround you in the office (when CRAs could work in the office). Additionally, the benefits are helpful although, they are cutting down on those as well. They used to have benefits to help employees purchase home computers every two years but that was thrown out. Now, it is the generic health insurance and vacation accrual with an additional 7 days for US holidays. However, there is work flexibility in case of doctor's appointments, etc. This flexibility depends on the manager and department.

Cons

Lots of layoffs and cutbacks that have started with the current CEO. There have been layoffs every single year within my office, alone. Within the whole company, there have been more layoffs. These layoffs are not small and usually consist of whole departments in a certain office. Additionally, there is a lot of US work movement to countries where they can pay less like India and China. This causes a general feeling of unease coming to work each day and has really taken morale to an all new low. However, report quality decreases and the CRAs have more work to do. Additionally, compensation is lower than average in the area.

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Pros

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Cons

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4.0
8 Jul 2026
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Pros

Great company culture, excellent team support, fantastic management at all levels. I especially value the training initiatives that help in the day to day. This is a great place to build skills, especially in AI. Work life balance is emphasized and encouraged.

Cons

It can feel a bit like being a cog in the wheel at times, although good ideas do get the attention of management. Workload can be unrelenting around EOQ. Process "improvement" initiatives are constant, poorly announced, and often make things worse. Raises and bonuses are meager and do not keep up with inflation/market value.

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