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Quality Assurance (QA) Director Reviews
What is it like working as a Quality Assurance (QA) Director?
January 2019
Outstanding active implantable medical device company.
Quality Assurance (QA) Director in Mission Viejo:
Pros: High tech concentration, peaceful location
Cons: Not enough museums, performance venues, and other cultural areas.
December 2018
Good in the past.
Quality Assurance (QA) Director in Port St. Lucie:
Pros: History of city
Cons: Traffic
November 2018
20 years may end here ...
Quality Assurance (QA) Director in Joliet:
Pros: Developing other leaders and seeing them grow into careers outside of Joliet
Cons: Shutting down the plant
November 2018
Depressing.
Quality Assurance (QA) Director in Elmira:
Pros: Access to resources/sites
Cons: travel from home
December 2017
Passionate working at administrative roles in quality assura.
Quality Assurance (QA) Director in Mohali:
Pros: Lead role at state in management of quality assurance for all the government hospitals through open hand and direct reporting to managing director.
Cons: No promotion and recognition in career inspite of giving such a passion for my working field and getting a visible improvement in all over the state while getting many accreditation certification too for the government.
October 2016
Not two days alike.
Quality Assurance (QA) Director:
Pros: Responsible for the Quality System of the organization. Certified with at least 12 authorities international of aviation. Amazing work, very fulfilling.
Cons: I would like for involvement in the organization.
October 2016
It's not just a job.
Quality Assurance (QA) Director:
Being a Quality Director is much more that a job, it has to be a way of life. If you are responsible for others following rules and protocols, you can't expect to not be held accountable yourself. This means at work and outside of work. You are held to a higher standard than others. You are scrutinized at all times to see if you will bend or break the rules - and thus "give permission" for others to do so. You have to have a strong moral compass and backbone to stand up for what is right, even to the point of leaving a job that does not want to adhere to regulations. But, if you do these things, you will be respected by others and be able to respect yourself.
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