What are perks and other benefits like at Pfizer?

Great work life balance and crazy benefits, including good health insurance.

Pretty top-heavy and regulated leadership. If you are a hard-working person, you will likely get more dumped on you and taken advantage of.

From a culture perspective, it is the best place i've ever worked. Everyone is helpful, knowledgeable and approachable, and you feel safe sharing any concerns with managers. You are instantly welcomed into the company, invited to social events (both in and outside of work), which helps you to make new connections and settle in very quickly. Your own ambitions and learnings are listened to, and your goals and work objectives can be moulded to help your growth. Company benefits are quite good, and include a decent pension contribution from Pfizer, mental-wellness resources, volunteering and wellness days, and the ability to buy/sell holiday. The work is interesting, and there is scope to do rotations around groups to get experience in different areas. You are also encouraged to apply for growth opportunities posted around the company, and for other internal roles if interested.

The only thing that has and is ruining that company is the executive leadership team. The company came out of the covid nightmare with record-breaking profits and the admiration of those all over for their response to the pandemic. You felt proud to be a part of it, or to join it afterwards. The CEO and his team have severely mishandled the finances of the company, turning what should've been a golden-era into a slew of redundancies, causing hundreds of highly skilled scientists to be losing their jobs, in some cases right before Christmas. No doubt they'll all still take their million dollar bonuses for good measure. And while you await your redundancy, you receive regular communications about how much the company has delivered this year, all the approvals from regulatory agencies and yet there you are facing the success you contributed to, with no job in the new year. Don't get comfortable at Pfizer, don't re-locate for it, and don't pin your hopes and career dreams on it - because there's a very strong chance your role just isn't safe.

Company offers great benefits and a flexible work schedule. there are also plenty of opportunities to continue learning and growing professionally, especially through team collaboration and internal trainings

Due to the size and structure of the organization, processes can be slow and bureaucratic. Even simple tasks may require multiple tickets and approvals, which can be time-consuming and sometimes frustrating. Can be stressful to meet tight timeline.

Great culture, benefits and pay

Depending on role, can be pigeon holed. Appraisal for performance and promotion is quite vague.

Good benefits including good health insurance

There is always a risk of reorganization

Good benefits and perks and people are friendly.

Taking away alot of employee freedoms.

Overall a very good company to work at. There are a lot of benefits, fair pay, and colleague engagement.

There's a lot of red tape for getting some things done.

Great benefits (edenred, pension plan, extra days off etc). Amazing premises and great working environment

Growth opportunities and quite regular re-organizations

Good amount of time off, medical benefits are great and weekly pay is nice.

Low merit increases, get penalized for using sick time and personal days are on a "rolling calander" instead of a set number renewed every year.

Good benefits and work culture (dependent on team)

Large company culture, Can get monotonous.