Life after Amgen

Anonymous · Jun 1, 2013 at 7:47 AM

I did.
And?

Anonymous · Jul 4, 2013 at 8:41 PM

Anonymous said: ↑

glad you came back to share such a boring story, always you were let go while on disability for stuff you did while not on disability, and you tried to use disability as a way to prevent yourself from getting fired. We are tired of that tactic and while no longer be held hostage by it. The drugs work, the work great, they help patients, are they expensive YES. what new drugs aren't. very few of our cancer drugs had children indications, so maybe you are thinking of other companies when you spout this affordable health care nonsense
Click to expand...

Is this HR?
Sad to read that people feel that they are better off after being out of Amgen, good for the people ... not so good for Amgen!

Anonymous · Jul 4, 2013 at 10:48 PM

looking forward to giving my two week notice, immediately after shut down.

Anonymous · Aug 21, 2013 at 5:22 AM

This company absolutely does not give a shat about their employees. If someone is dealing with a long term illness, HR is right there ready to get rid of them. While my departure from Amgen was not my decision, I'm not upset it happened. My emotional and physical health mean so much more to me than any paycheck they could give me. Funny thing, I don't begrudge the company. There are way too many megalomaniacs working in the positions of director and ED who aren't even remotely qualified and they have the power to make an employee's life miserable. I'm still trying to figure out how one goes from senior associate to director in 6 years...?? Anyway, I haven't found a job yet, which is a bit stressful, but not nearly as stressful as going to Amgen every day and never knowing what the micromanagement team I dealt with would have to complain about on any given day.

Anonymous · Aug 21, 2013 at 11:28 AM

Anonymous said: ↑

This company absolutely does not give a shat about their employees. If someone is dealing with a long term illness, HR is right there ready to get rid of them. While my departure from Amgen was not my decision, I'm not upset it happened. My emotional and physical health mean so much more to me than any paycheck they could give me. Funny thing, I don't begrudge the company. There are way too many megalomaniacs working in the positions of director and ED who aren't even remotely qualified and they have the power to make an employee's life miserable. I'm still trying to figure out how one goes from senior associate to director in 6 years...?? Anyway, I haven't found a job yet, which is a bit stressful, but not nearly as stressful as going to Amgen every day and never knowing what the micromanagement team I dealt with would have to complain about on any given day.
Click to expand...

thanks for sharing

Anonymous · Aug 21, 2013 at 10:15 PM

Anonymous said: ↑

This company absolutely does not give a shat about their employees. If someone is dealing with a long term illness, HR is right there ready to get rid of them. While my departure from Amgen was not my decision, I'm not upset it happened. My emotional and physical health mean so much more to me than any paycheck they could give me. Funny thing, I don't begrudge the company. There are way too many megalomaniacs working in the positions of director and ED who aren't even remotely qualified and they have the power to make an employee's life miserable. I'm still trying to figure out how one goes from senior associate to director in 6 years...?? Anyway, I haven't found a job yet, which is a bit stressful, but not nearly as stressful as going to Amgen every day and never knowing what the micromanagement team I dealt with would have to complain about on any given day.
Click to expand...

get a life, everyone we got rid of I am happy about

Anonymous · Aug 22, 2013 at 4:04 AM

Anonymous said: ↑

This company absolutely does not give a shat about their employees. If someone is dealing with a long term illness, HR is right there ready to get rid of them. While my departure from Amgen was not my decision, I'm not upset it happened. My emotional and physical health mean so much more to me than any paycheck they could give me. Funny thing, I don't begrudge the company. There are way too many megalomaniacs working in the positions of director and ED who aren't even remotely qualified and they have the power to make an employee's life miserable. I'm still trying to figure out how one goes from senior associate to director in 6 years...?? Anyway, I haven't found a job yet, which is a bit stressful, but not nearly as stressful as going to Amgen every day and never knowing what the micromanagement team I dealt with would have to complain about on any given day.
Click to expand...

you are a waste

Anonymous · Aug 23, 2013 at 1:54 AM

Anonymous said: ↑

This company absolutely does not give a shat about their employees. If someone is dealing with a long term illness, HR is right there ready to get rid of them. While my departure from Amgen was not my decision, I'm not upset it happened. My emotional and physical health mean so much more to me than any paycheck they could give me. Funny thing, I don't begrudge the company. There are way too many megalomaniacs working in the positions of director and ED who aren't even remotely qualified and they have the power to make an employee's life miserable. I'm still trying to figure out how one goes from senior associate to director in 6 years...?? Anyway, I haven't found a job yet, which is a bit stressful, but not nearly as stressful as going to Amgen every day and never knowing what the micromanagement team I dealt with would have to complain about on any given day.
Click to expand...

waa waa waa

Life after Amgen

Anonymous Guest

Anonymous Guest

Anonymous Guest

Anonymous Guest

Anonymous Guest

Anonymous Guest

Anonymous Guest

Anonymous Guest

Useful Searches

Life after Amgen

Anonymous Guest

Anonymous Guest

Anonymous Guest

Anonymous Guest

Anonymous Guest

Anonymous Guest

Anonymous Guest

Anonymous Guest