Pros
Hiring standards are low, maybe good for you if you are just trying to get experience on your resume.
Cons
I'll try to present this in an un-bias manner. Keep in mind I've got a few years of upper management at other companies under my belt. I'll give a few key points and expand on them. The management team here has absolutely no idea what they are doing. The current owner lives across the country, maybe stops in once a year. The only thing she knows about the company is what the upper management team communicates to her via phone. This creates an extremely toxic environment because every action the upper management team takes is just to cover themselves with the owner. In my year spent here they've hired 3 different people who I know to be fall guys. They offer inexperienced people weighty positions intentionally so they can pin blame on someone other than themselves. And then they fire them without much explanation. The upper management team doesn't care to check on the status of changes they enact. The pharmacy is expanding rapidly and structure changes are unavoidable, but the managers just blindly make choices and major decisions in an attempt to resolve issues. Then they never follow up to see if it worked or not. And mind you, both of the main players in the management team, the ones making these decisions, come from irrelevant industries, so majority of their changes just over complicate the work for all employees involved, and create more issues than they solve. And without ironing out the kinks they create, they go ahead and change another major thing. Rinse and repeat. The staff is underpaid. Nobody here (except a few of the senior pharmacists) is satisfied with their income. They pay well below what other pharmacies with the same workload pay. And it shows in quality of workers and the level of happiness in the workplace. The few great workers that they manage to hire are abused until they quit. They will continue to pile more responsibility on them, promising them advancement that never comes, until they quit. I've seen it happen to a few really good people. If the clients only knew. I'm not quite sure how they swindle clients into using them as their primary pharmacy. There is a lot I can say about this, but to protect myself I won't go further. Just know that the pharmacy is very afraid of inspections. I can go on forever about why this is a horrible place, but I'm tired of wasting time on this company. Just, if you have any sense, stay away.
