“Good Company”

Pros:  “Solid start for college grads in supply chain/logistics industry.”

Cons:  “Advancement opportunities heavily influenced by which department you are in.” – Full Review

“Cardinal Health”

Pros:  “Great place to work, Good work life balance”

Cons:  “In my limited time here, I couldn't find any issues” – Full Review

“I had the chance to work with some of the smartest and most innovative people in the Pharma industry”

Pros:  “There are commitments to doing basic research and making J&J one of the leaders in areas such as Alzheimer's Diagnosis and Treatment”

Cons:  “Innovation is present in pockets. While I have been lucky to be in such a group, not everyone has this opportunity” – Full Review

“Work atmosphere and schedule are great, but scheduled promotions limit career advancement”

Pros:  “- Work life balance - Flexible work schedules - Campus accommodations (soccer field, baseball field, tennis courts, gym) - Growth opportunities outside of normal job…”

Cons:  “- Promotion opportunities are limited to once per year, company wide. If you don't get promoted then, you have to wait an entire year for the next opportunity. This…” – Full Review

“Best move I have ever made.”

Pros:  “Good benefits, great work culture, challenging work, good learning, good opportunities for growth and development. Stryker has been profitable for decades.”

Cons:  “There are not many cons to working at Stryker. The deadlines are on the aggressive side, which is not necessarily a con but the job can have pressure at times. We…” – Full Review

“is OK”

Pros:  “smart people working in ANSYS”

Cons:  “The management in UK lacks of soft and hard skills” – Full Review

“Pfizer San Diego”

Pros:  “Excellent science Drugs that matter Good benefits Nice people”

Cons:  “Bureaucracy Constant pattern of bi-annual new management plans are like a Dilbert cartoon Acquisition / layoff cycle” – Full Review

“Great company”

Pros:  “Excellent benefits, competitive salary, helpful management”

Cons:  “Contracts expire and lay offs are inevitable” – Full Review