Johnson & Johnson Reviews
Updated Feb 7, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Company Rating Based on 580 ratings Employees say it's "OK" |
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Pros
Respected, asked for feedback and listened to, very good recognition and awards/rewards programs, pay for performance environment,
Cons
sometimes hard to balance work & family, heavy travel
Pros
Good Pay
Stable Place to work
Benefits are good
Retirement plan is excellent
People are great to work with
Work hours are quite short
Cons
Terrible job promotions and dissatisfied with worker treatment
Pros
*A lot of great experience from people that are very deleted in their field and know what they are talking about.
Cons
Most people do not get a full time offer and have to apply to the GOLD program or FLDP which are rotational programs.
Pros
- Great benefits (especially in the company store)
- Understanding culture for family lifestyle and needs
- Open and team environment
Cons
- Very process oriented and bureaucratic
Advice to Senior Management
It was fine in my opinion.
Pros
GREAT experience if you are finance accounting major
Cons
It is quite difficult for an intern to be hired as fulltime/FLDP, as they are competing against Co-ops who are working at the company for 6 months vs the 11 weeks.
Pros
Credo Values of which that is communicated throughout the organization. To ensure feedback loop is captured, surveys are conduected regularly as well
Cons
A nice culture that need to drive alignment across decision makers which at times will slow down decision making process. A bit too complex at times in terms of the structure
Pros
Good salary
Good benefits
In the suburbs, so traffic is pretty good
Cons
Very poor executive leadership overall
Very poor IT leadership, technically ignorant
Advice to Senior Management
Hire technically competent leaders in IT, and treat employees with respect
Pros
Opportunity to grow
Great benefits
Great culture
Cons
The internship experience wasn't challenging enough and didn't give a lot of work
Pros
Compensation, benefits, & likelihood of industry always having a consumer.
Cons
Senior management has made choices to drive short term profit that will lead to tough time for future senior leadership and the company's employees. It is very difficult to get fired from J&J, so many co-workers will quit before the work is truly done or, they will claim that more things are beyond their control than actually are.
Advice to Senior Management
Read the credo and actually follow it. Even if that means you sacrifice short term profits (and your personal bonus), the company will thrive long-term if the credo is followed.
Pros
There are a lot of opportunities to move around
Cons
Too many people stay in the same position for too long.
Advice to Senior Management
None



