DJO Global – The way the job is marketed does not align with the actual job - borderline catfish. The pay, pay structure, bonus structure, anticipated work hours, level of responsibility, and benefits were all misrepresented during the onboarding process.

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DJO Global is a manufacturer and distributor of medical devices for musculoskeletal health, vascular health, and pain management. read more

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CEO: Brady Shirley

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The way the job is marketed does not align with the actual job - borderline catfish. The pay, pay structure, bonus structure, anticipated work hours, level of responsibility, and benefits were all misrepresented during the onboarding process.

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Overall it is a good company. Some kinks, but that is everywhere. I feel valued and respected

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Great people great opportunity great pearls

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I regret coming to work for the company as the environment is so toxic and poorly managed. I am grateful for the opportunity but I would not recommend the company to any friends or family. The colleagues I work with are loyal and committed to the company but the management is extremely poor.

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leadership very disconnected from reality , they push a lot without really helping or listening to the chalenges

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This is a period of intensive layoffs as the company is telying on a recent Texas judge ruling about mandatory workplace vaccines, a return to the office is underway, and the favorites get to work anywhere (not onsite)

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DJO Global – The way the job is marketed does not align with the actual job - borderline catfish. The pay, pay structure, bonus structure, anticipated work hours, level of responsibility, and benefits were all misrepresented during the onboarding process.

The way the job is marketed does not align with the actual job - borderline catfish. The pay, pay structure, bonus structure, anticipated work hours, level of responsibility, and benefits were all misrepresented during the onboarding process.

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