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Arup Laboratories Reviews
What is it like working at Arup Laboratories?
Great fun creating high quality online training courses for employees and clients and the lab community generally.
Training Supervisor in Salt Lake City:
Pros: Working with amazing, intelligent, compassionate, brilliant people
Cons: The difficulty of getting pay ranges wide enough to match the industry. They cap out very quickly. The challenge of getting flexible schedules for my people (this is a recent and unexplained change), and getting my direct reports paid more equitably compared with the market in Salt Lake City.
Fantastic, positive work environment and work worth doing by saving patients.
Specimen Processor in Sandy:
Pros: The benefits and environment.
Cons: Not much schedule flexibility
Engaging.
Senior Software Engineer in Salt Lake City:
Pros: Interesting problems to solve that go beyond building websites and desktop applications
Cons: Raises and not based on merit. I could be the greatest employee and get paid the same as another not very productive employee
No room for advancement.
Medical Laboratory Technician in Salt Lake City:
Pros: Benefits
Cons: Not appreciated. I'm just a body. They are ultra regulated beyond FDA and CLIA rules. There personnel management policies are unfair. They protect "protected classes" to the detriment of their employees. Instead of investigating claims they take what the protected individuals say and don't allow the other party to respond. (Some people are vindictive and despite company policy to the contrary they will lie to get others in trouble).
Very structured.
Medical Laboratory Technician in Salt Lake City:
Pros: Insurance is reasonable. Retirement is really good.
Cons: I don't like the culture of blame that is prevalent and people can blame you for doing stuff whether or not you did it. You are not allowed to defend yourself, present evidence to the contrary or anything. There is no innocent until proven guilty. There are certain people who take advantage of this in my organization. It used to not be like this but it is now.
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