Incredible learning opportunities with a supportive culture - HR Associate OriGene Employee Review

5.0
3 June 2026
Recommend
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Pros

OriGene has offered me an incredible opportunity to learn, grow, and advance my career. Beyond the professional development opportunities, the company culture is what truly sets OriGene apart. I genuinely enjoy coming to work each day, Not only am I able to expand my knowledge and contribute to meaningful projects, but also to collaborate with supportive colleagues who foster a positive and engaging work environment.

Cons

My experience has been positive overall. I have not faced any significant drawbacks.

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5.0
16 June 2026
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Pros

Friendly atmosphere, nice lab facilities, helpful supervisor, good co-workers.

Cons

Limited compensation for interns. Some workflows can experience bottlenecks when high throughput processes such as plasmid preparation are in high demand. Online sequencing submission system could be improved to prevent continuous session timeouts.

5.0
28 Apr 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Origene has many helpful and collaborative employees. Team members are often willing to support one another. When you ask for assistance, most people are responsive and well‑intentioned. Day‑to‑day interactions are professional and polite. Managers and senior staff are accessible and open to questions or feedback when approached.

Cons

The hardware provided for work was under-powered, which can slow productivity and make completing tasks more difficult than necessary. The monitor supplied also lacks sufficient brightness and clarity, which can be straining and makes it harder to work effectively, particularly for detailed tasks. Additionally, the internship program is structured as a full-time role but remains unpaid. Interns are expected to work standard full-time hours and take on responsibilities comparable to regular employees. While the experience can be educational, expecting full-time labor without compensation can place a significant financial burden on interns and feels inequitable.

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