regulatory specialist

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Registrar Corp

First the cons:
Your schedule is strictly an 8 hour shift, so if you clock out for any lunch breaks, you will not get a full 40 hour work week. Pay isn't very much considering the amount of work you do. Their health insurance is expensive. You don't get paid time off until you've been there for a full year. Training is spotty at best. The initial training is fine, but once you get into your specific department, that's when the trainers/managers forget to tell you things, but then act like it's your fault that you didn't know. Other employees in your department will also act like their your boss and tell you what to do, when they hold the same title as you. If you're hired as a temp, you will be treated as such and get the grunt work that no one else wants to do. If you make a mistake, it's like the end of the world, but God forbid you call out someone else (who's worked there longer) for a mistake they made. Every day there are new rules: you'll be told one thing today, but tomorrow you'll have to do the opposite. Communication isn't very good. There is little to no warning if you get laid off or hired full time if you're a temp. 
Now the pros: 
Due to COVID some employees do work from home, but not all. They are nice about giving you time off and staying late/early to make up the time missed. OT is offered at a voluntary basis, but only when it's needed. If you're hired as a temp, there is potential to be hired as a full time employee, but not much growth after that.

I wanted this to be a job I could stay at for several years, it is very fulfilling and generally straight-forward work. However, the constant berating and general sense of annoyance from the management team is disheartening to say the least. Once the trainers tell you something one or two times, they get very annoyed if you ask another question they deem as similar enough that you should already know the answer. In general, questions are very discouraged after 2-3 months of training- it is expected that you figure things out on your own. This standard is difficult to adhere to though if the field is completely new to you. Mistakes are NOT taken lightly or used as a learning experience. You will be chastised for any mistakes made, which is very discouraging to the sense work ethic. In addition, the protocol for situations is constantly changing and it is hit or miss whether you will even be notified of such changes. One person will tell you what to do in a given situation, and another will tell you something different- no one seems to be on the same page. You are also given PTO to use, but then if you take sick days past the level of what management deems as acceptable use, your absences will be held against you. 

Where do I even begin? For starters, most positions are hourly. And the compensation is not nearly enough to make a decent living. You will also not receive benefits unless you become salaried. When you have incompetent managers, going to HR does nothing. If anything, the situation will get turned on you even though you did nothing wrong. Schedule is not flexible whatsoever! You are often told last minute that you will have to cover for peers with no choice. If you’re in school, forget about them working with your schedule. Things are constantly changing - just about every day. Mistakes are not taken lightly whatsoever. If you make a mistake, expect to get yelled at. If your manager makes a mistake, expect them to laugh it off and sweep things under the rug. They have offensive rules, such as you’re not allowed to microwave any seafood. They do not provide lunch breaks. The only thing I’d say they did right was let people work remotely during the pandemic. Overall, I do not recommend working here. I had a better experience at my retail job - and that says a lot.

After years working for this company i only need to said that  our manager is the best and my coworkers are the best team, we do an awesome team. We have people that speak other languages and other offices around the worl that make the job more pleasurable.  Every day you learn something new but always in the same direcction of be in compliance with the FDA.  The worst thing is only one person from another department that i hope that it be in some future more mature and less ignorant and the part that i like most are my team is the best. I always said i dont go to a work to do friends, just to work but its to easy when you have a really helpfull, kind and the best co-workers

Registrar Corp is an interesting place to work because nobody else really does what we do. We are leaders in our field and it is engaging and exciting to be on a winning team. I love the diversity here and getting to work with colleagues in other countries. I get to use the Spanish and French that I learned in college on a pretty regular basis and I love that! Most of my coworkers are passionate, motivated people and I love that environment. Registrar Corp is very growth-oriented and always looking at how to be better and do more, and that attitude is contagious. My supervisors listen to and consider my feedback. They also trust me to do what I'm here to do and don't micromanage tasks that don't require their involvement. I'm thankful to have found my way here. 

I enjoy working here. Upper management is friendly, my immediate supervisor is fantastic and my coworkers are awesome. The work is interesting, but it's feast or famine - I'll be swamped one week and then sitting around bored the next, then back to barely keeping my head above water the week after that. I've learned a lot and gained valuable experience, but I feel like there's nowhere to go within the company, no room for career growth or promotion. The pay is lower than I think is fair for the amount of detail-oriented and specialized work we do, but it's not terrible. Overall, the atmosphere is good and I like the people I work with. I'd definitely recommend it as a nice place to work.

This job is a waist of time!!!! I don't like to bash people, but this job is the worst by far. They do not appreciate their employees and managers with seniority determine your job security. If they do not like you, all they have to do is say the word and you are out the door, even if you are the best at what you do. Its all about who you know there. They make temporary decisions based on things that use to work,  but never try to work on new ideas. They are wolfs in sheep clothing and cannot be trusted. DO NOT APPLY HERE!!! They will hire you for management and when you get there put you on the phones. They allow management to disrespect you. Management has no rules, they talk to you any type of way, and when you report it NOTHING EVER CHANGES. My life changed the day i left that job. STAY AWAY, ITS FOR YOUR OWN GOOD.

A nice Regulatory Consulting company with different departments. I was working in a department and the Department Lead was super nice and helpful. Everyone in the department was also very friendly and willing to help. I learned a lot from my work there and the company provided some basic training upon the start.
Work-life balance is good, hours are flexible and you can also have a few days WFH (before Covid) if you need to deal with delivery signature, doctor appointment, etc.
Most people in the company are friendly but one of the bosses is stern and I did not feel I was treated as an equal soul but purely as a subordinate. 
Pay is low but it is a compromise for learning a lot of things that will help you get further in this industry.

Overall I enjoyed working for this company. The company was small so the owners were always polite and made an effort to get to know their employees, even the temporary ones. The employees included a wide range of ethnicities. I was nice to learn different country traditions and hear the different languages. Here I gained administrative experience. The management was easy going. Employees were allowed to listen to music and chat as long as they were still being productive. You were also not required to clock out for lunch as long as you ate while you worked. There were only a couple of things I did not like about the company; it didn't seem to have many advancement opportunities and the office was not the cleanliest of places.

I have been working for Registrar for the past 7 years. Overall, work is a fast paced environment, with collaboration across departments. Company culture is great, everyone is attentive and respectfull. For daily tasks atention to detail and good organizational skills are a must. Ability to understand and explain general FDA regulations to clients and prospects is required. Training is provided. The most enjoyable part of the job is to being able to assist companies all over the world understand the requirements that apply to their businesses and help them achieve compliance. It's really gratifying to later see their products on the shelf!

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Regulatory specialist 4 salaries reported	$46,625 per year
Account executive 1 salary reported	$25.00 per hour
Registration specialist 3 salaries reported	$19.75 per hour
Inside sales representative 1 salary reported	$20.00 per hour
Food safety specialist 2 salaries reported	$47,500 per year

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