Worst company culture I’ve ever experienced - Scientist Sino Biological Employee Review

Colleagues are amazing. Most colleagues are friendly and good at their jobs. Some great people to learn from. Salary and commission are not bad. Good opportunity to learn about the overviews and landscape of the biotech and pharmaceutical industries. Small to mid-size biotech, so it’s easier to build relationships with colleagues. And thus, there are more flexibility in working style and more direct conversations with the management/decision-making level.

It’s a small size biotech so the benefits are definitely not comparable to some large companies, but the salary and commission are not bad. For people who used to more guidelines and well-defined tasks, this may not be for you.

I learned a lot about the life sciences industry and gained experience working in a fast-paced environment. The job pushed me to learn new things quickly and take on different responsibilities. There are hardworking and knowledgeable people at the company, and the industry itself is interesting and meaningful.

Employees are not always trusted for the expertise they bring to the role. A lot of time is spent on repetitive or low-level tasks that don’t match job responsibilities. Management seems more focused on appearances and metrics than on long-term planning or employee growth. The culture can feel very micromanaged, and communication between teams is often poor. It can be difficult to feel valued or heard as an employee.