
Out of 27 Exelixis employee reviews, 68% were positive. The remaining 32% were constructive reviews with the goal of helping Exelixis improve their work culture.
Leadership can produce results but usually at the cost of their employees mental health.
Leaders are decent, some great and some good. It does not matter because their decision making power is very limited.
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Fair package and good pay
Good pay and health benefits
401k matching up to $11k a year.
Stock keeps going down. Options are worthless.
The worker bees are great for the most part. Collaborative as much as the senior leadership will allow
My immediate team is great. High functioning
Genuinely good people, especially now, since misery loves company.
Voice your opinion directly to your manager and don't take your frustrations out on your colleagues.
I work with great people who are dedicated to company mission.
Employees are passionate about the mission.
Camaraderie, which we are losing as people start leaving.
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The head of the department was very warm and welcoming.
Recruiting communication was top notch, with every step.
Ask relevsnt questions that mayter
Accomplishing my goals and getting my projects finished
Having the ability to learn and grow in my role - when i have the time or opportunity to do so.
No trust across the board, exhausted co-workers, micromanagers, secretive leadership. Needs a new executive leadership team.
Employees do not have opportunties for development/promotion. Provide transparency around the promo process and provide growth opportunities. Employees want to WFH - listen to their opinion and create a program where they can choose if they want to WFH or in office.
CEO needs a serious wake up call.
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Implement a WFH program. Allow employees flexibility and the ability to choose where they work best.