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Meyer Laboratory Reviews

3.4

59% would recommend to a friend

(45 total reviews)

Rusty Meyer

44% approve of CEO

64% positive business outlook

Meyer Laboratory has an employee rating of 3.4 out of 5 stars, based on 45 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Meyer Laboratory employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Manufacturing industry (3.5 stars).

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45 reviews
1.0
22 Feb 2018

Sales Coordinator

Anonymous employee
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Pros

NONE! I currently work here and hate coming to work everyday. This company is going down the drain. I cold call people all day and it is so boring I would rather watch paint dry on a wall. Avoid applying here, everyone is fake and the job is for a mindless zombie.

Cons

Micromanaging manager, horrible work, forced into walking every break-- I want time alone people-sheesh! Mindless zombies, fake culture, lies and deceit. I plan on quitting in the next week or two.

2.0
25 June 2018

Administrative Assistant

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Warm caring co-workers. Team Contests.

Cons

You have to conform to the click and suck up to the owners. They don't allow cellphone out during working hours even for emergency calls from your children to ensure that got off the bus. They are not honest in their communications with you. I worked until past 8 pm night after night. They wouldn't hire enough help .

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Meyer Laboratory Response
7y
Thank you for taking the time to write this review. Just to clarify, we only have one administrative assistant and they have been in their role for 9 years and 99.9% of the time, leave at 5:00 on the dot. Our parking lot is a ghost town at 5:05 every day. We highly value a positive work life balance, so if you feel otherwise and are a current employee at the Blue Springs office as you say you are, my door is always open (figuratively) and I’m available on the phone 100% of the time. One of my roles within the company is to advocate for everyone within the Meyer Organization and ensure their needs are being met. The people within Meyer are the most important part of our business and I can assure you the owners and leadership really do care about Meyer team members and their families. I would welcome a conversation if you are a current employee with the above concerns. Together we can come up with a solution. Kim Comes Director of Employee Relations
1.0
18 Oct 2019

Don’t walk! Run away!

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Pros

It’s hard to come up with anything because what seemed like pros when I joined the company ended up being cons.

Cons

Horrible management from the top down. I was lied to by practically everyone in management. They say they have a “family atmosphere” but that’s because they work you so long and hard that you won’t see your actual family (Average 15 hr work days). Countless errors by the payroll dept. No concern about their employees safety. Zero safety equipment provided even though we handle dangerous chemicals on a daily basis. Only concerned about their bottom dollar and they take advantage of people who don’t know any better. They promised a CRM system for years but never delivered. Unrealistic demands. They charge you an inflated “cost of goods” for the products you sell. If you want all the stress and cost of running your own business but none of the pay, work for these guys. They will take every penny out of your paycheck that they can.

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Meyer Laboratory Response
6y
As the Director of Employee Relations, I am sorry to hear you did not have a positive experience with us. However, I do not feel your experience is reflective of the 'norm' in our organization and want to address some of your concerns: 1) While there can be some long days that come up (as there are with most sales jobs), our sales reps and account managers who are effectively working their territory based on how they are trained do not average 15 hour work days. 2) Employee safety is our top priority. We provide all new hires with eye wash, safety vest and safety glasses. We also have required training for our employees on spill containment, PPE, HAZCOM, GHS, as well as defensive driving. While there are Hazmat items we ship, this is not something that reps handle on a daily basis. Training, PPE and SDS are provided for safe handling of these items when it does come up. 3) As for the CRM, I will admit that is something we need to improve upon and apologize we do not currently have a system in place. I understand that can cause frustrations for some. We are actively working to find the right system for our company. We have looked in to and piloted 2 different systems over the past year or so and still have not found the right fit that provides the information we need but is still user friendly for our sales force. This is still a work in progress. 4) Regarding your statement on wanting "all of the stress of running your own business but none of the pay...", the average compensation for our sales reps is $140k annually - which is above the industry average. I do not feel this is a fair or accurate claim as our sales force is compensated very well and with our average tenure of employees being 8-9 years, this shows that our employees stay with our company long term. While no company is perfect, we do strive to provide a safe and positive work environment, family culture and competitive wage for our employees. We appreciate your candor and wish you the best in your future endeavors. Hailey Dunham Director of Employee Relations
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