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Salary Interview Tips Working Hours Best & WorstWhat are the best and worst things about your job?
Having an impact on product that could positively effect peoples lives
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Opportunity for international rotation, high expectations of you, great training opportunities in the US
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The People - such brilliant colleagues, always keen to support and help your development, fun to work with
Responsibility - as graduates, you are given key projects to lead and manage yourself
Autonomy - you have great support from your manager and colleagues, but you will also be able to work flexibly and help to drive your role to what you want to learn about.
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exposure to many stakeholders in different business functions
level of responsibility
autonomy to just get on with it
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Flexible work, no day is ever the same as the next.
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A diverse range of projects available and challenging work. High focus on self and professional development. Excellent work-life balance.
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It is a fast-paced job, with lots of exciting projects.
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Responsibility
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Work life balance, great team, interesting clinical side, making a real difference
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Responsibility from early on, great networking opportunities with people who care about their work, considerable investment by the company in my training to ensure I can develop key skills required by a future leader.
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How supportive everyone who works at J&J is!
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- The people at J&J
- The training for both grads and all employees ongoing
- The level of responsibility
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Great people
Global brands
Exciting projects
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speaking with new people and learning more about their roles
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Opportunity to get involved in a large variety of projects working with key stakeholders. Given a high amount of responsibility to lead on projects and have full ownership. Strategy as well as tactical decisions.
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I have a good amount of responsibility with exposure to many parts of the business.
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- Great people and a positive working atmosphere
- Breadth of experience over the two years
- Perks such as the free on-site gym, staff shop, buy/sell holiday scheme etc
- Well paid
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Real responsibility on projects and the value colleagues place on your opinions. Even though you may be new to the business - many appreciate a fresh perspective and outlook.
The relaxed culture and 'human' aspect shared with employees. The ability as a Graduate to have open and honest conversations with senior management.
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Lots of variety, changing roles every six months means constantly learning new things and meeting new people. The environment in the office is always very friendly, people are always supportive and helpful and the personal development opportunities are huge.
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The people and the culture.
The level of leadership/management you get even when in a low-level job.
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There is so much support no matter what your problem is!
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Application Advice:
Make sure you feel like a right fit with the company and its culture, and show this when interviewing.
Interview Advice:
Credo, leadership qualities, competency questions.
Finance Leadership Development Programme – Analyst, Finance at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Show your passion for the role and business. The credo and business purpose is a huge part of working for J&J.
Interview Advice:
Show your passion for the role and business. The credo and business purpose is a huge part of working for J&J.
Why do you want to work for J&J?
Why do you want this role?
What's important to you in your career?
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Interview Advice:
use the STAR model for interviews
be yourself
ask questions
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Great and short process compared to other medical companies.
Interview Advice:
Prepare well, learn about the company and be yourself in the interview process.
Trainee Sales Specialist, DePuy Synthes at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Have a strong CV and at the online interview video stage, bring out your personality.
Interview Advice:
Tell a story with the interview questions and elaborate on the reason behind what each experience taught you.
Associate Product Manager, Immunology at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Be true to yourself, your personality is such an important part, with culture being a big part of life at Johnson & Johnson. Be sure to think about the consumers with every answer that you give and think about the bigger picture within your answer.
Interview Advice:
Have clear examples of where you have demonstrated key skills.
Nicorette Innovation & Digital Graduate, Marketing at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice: Have a good understanding of new product development, the ability to work cross functionally and time management.
Interview Advice: Previous experience, examples of specific skills
Graduate Trainee, Marketing at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
show you care about the J&J credo and leadership imperatives
Interview Advice:
what makes you different?
how have you been innovative? challenged the status quo? taken lead?
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Application Advice:
Company ethos and values
Graduate Trainee Engineer, R&D, Manufacturing at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Make sure you research and come equipped with company specific knowledge
Interview Advice:
Know the credo!
Trainee Sales Specialist, Medical Devices, Biosense Webster at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Make sure you show enthusiasm in both the role and the company itself. Make yourself aware of the history of the company and how it delivers on its responsibility to consumers as the largest healthcare company in the world.
Interview Advice:
Relax! Stay calm and try get your key points across in the video interview stage in a concise manner.
The in person interview is more about your experiences and your understanding of the company values.
R&D Graduate Trainee, R&D at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Do your research on the company, and its CREDO. Utilise as many networking opportunities as possible to contact those who currently work in the organisation.
Interview Advice:
Have a range of examples, on work experience, extra curricular activities. Utilise the STAR method when answering questions. This is a great template to ensure you are answering the questions well, and keeps you on track!
Customer Development Graduate, Commercial at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Understand J&J's values, the importance of the Credo and get to know a bit about the brands that J&J owns.
Marketing Graduate, Marketing at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Interview Advice:
Know the credo
Associate Product Manager, Marketing at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Research the company - J&J is known for its Credo; our guiding principles that are pivotal to the way business is carried out and decisions are made. If your values align to the Credo there is a strong chance that you will be a good fit for the company.
Always know the why - if you can't explain why J&J is the right place for you, and what you can bring to the company, it will be difficult to justify why you deserve a job over other candidates.
Interview Advice:
Research and prepare for general competency questions (examples of times you were a leader, examples of times you worked effectively in a team etc). Prepare all interview question responses in STAR format (explain the Situation, Task, Action, and Response you gave).
A few questions I was asked in my interview:
- What will you bring to the role that other candidates may not?
- Give an example of a time when you applied principles from the Credo in a decision you made
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Application Advice:
- Basic P&L understanding
- Triple win understanding - consumer, customer, category
Interview Advice:
- Understanding of the Credo and J&J values
eCommerce Marketing Graduate, Marketing at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Research the company, its values and what the company does. Apply if your values match with J and J.
Interview Advice:
Have examples of where you can show you have developed the skills that they are looking for. Put in a lot of work researching the company and industry.
Associate Product Manager, Marketing at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Be willing to take on responsibility for your development. Be proactive. Think outside the box.
Interview Advice:
Try to relax, there are no trick questions. Be yourself, they should like you for who you are.
R&D Graduate Trainee, Research and Development at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Be prepared for online tests and video interviews. Make sure you will not be disturbed, you are switched-on and able to concentrate.
For the interview, dress smartly, even though it isn't face-to-face. Do a bit of research on the company and its competitors.
Interview Advice:
Make sure you know the J&J Credo. The Credo is a mission statement defining J&Js dedication to serving its customers, supporting its employees and local communities and delivering for stakeholders.
Answers that align with the Credo will help you stand out and show that you share values with others at the company.
Graduate Engineer, Process Engineering at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Interview Advice:
Research J&J's history and be yourself! J&J value you as a person more than what is on your CV.
Graduate Marketing, Marketing at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Be yourself, highlight all your talents that make you special
Interview Advice:
Be yourself! Johnson and Johnson are all about the people they employ and how they fit in the working environment
Graduate Engineer, Joints Product Development at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Utilise your experiences and show your passion for working in a pharmaceutical organisation. Show that you are interested in putting the patient at the centre of your work.
Interview Advice:
Be humble and honest about your experiences. Prepare for a group interview. Reach out to people that work at the company for advice.
Multichannel Specialist, Janssen Marketing at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Spend time on your application.
Interview Advice:
Research the company, read their credo and the leadership imperatives that the company bases its business on.
Have a background about what the role is, what the company do and ask questions (it was a very informal setting and just a chance to chat with people about the company and role).
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Application Advice:
Prepare for the case study. You will not be able to just 'wing it'. Make sure you understand how to do a P&L and the way it works.
Interview Advice:
Make sure you cover lots of different topics. It is important to show you have a breadth of knowledge.
Marketing Graduate, Marketing at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Be concise as they have to review a lot of applications. Try to stand out but always be yourself!
Interview Advice:
They are not trying to catch you out but to get to know you so be yourself and see if you think you would fit. Everybody is really lovely so try not to stress too much.
Graduate Trainee, R&D at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Study the website and the values of the company before applying.
Interview Advice:
The interviewers are looking for candidates to relate competency based questions to the company's credo and leadership imperatives which can be found online.
OrthoKit Key Operations Analyst, Medical Devices at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Research The Credo and find past personal experiences where you have applied it's different attributes.
Engineer intern, R&D at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Emphasise where you have taken initiative and led.
Interview Advice:
When have you taken the lead?
When have you taken a risk?
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Interview Advice:
Know the Credo and research the company to have an idea of the product range.
, Customs at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Research the company and it's culture to fully understand how and why J&J operate.
, at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Do your research! J&J is so much more than baby oils and baby powder! They also develop medical devices, cancer drugs the list goes on and on!
Interview Advice:
Be prepared and be yourself. Everyone is extremely welcoming and hospitable so there is no need to be nervous. Embrace all opportunities that are thrown at you during the interview and assessment centre, showing not only knowledge but enthusiasm is important.
Commercial Trainee, at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Emphasise any laboratory experience, soft skills too like statistics and report writing skills.
Practical work experience (building, robotics, manufacturing, coding).
Team work, especially any leadership examples.
Problem solving examples.
Show any extra interests outside of the field you are applying for.
Interview Advice:
Be friendly, enthusiastic (ask questions) and try to relax.
Go into depth on all skills noted in application. Give real life examples of you using these skills.
Be prepared to talk about life outside the job, your interests and other skills.
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Application Advice:
Live the Credo, have passion that goes beyond the job itself, to touch peoples lives.
Interview Advice:
Do not be nervous, the people interviewing are all really nice and friendly.
Marketing Assistant, at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Ensure you are prepared for the interview, in terms of any upfront work they provide as well as with experiences you are able to talk about. Your CV should not only talk about your education but also other experiences/ qualifications you have.
Interview Advice:
Prepare for competency based questions at the interview.
Marketing Commercial Trainee, Brand Marketing at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Do background research on company, different sectors & brands that they offer.
Partake in some extra-curricular which will give you something extra to talk about in the interview.
The sector which I work in sells business-2-business. It is important to know this and have an understanding of how this works, and how marketing in this way differs.
Working in the pharmaceutical sector requires a small amount of knowledge on the NHS and how pharmaceutical marketing differs.
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Application Advice:
The company credo isn't just a marketing ploy. It is genuinely followed throughout the company - so it is very important to mention this in interviews, and demonstrate qualities that are in line with the company Credo.
Commercial Trainee, EMEA Region at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Really focus on what drives you as a person - J&J look for people that have the values outlined in 'Our Credo', make sure these are aligned to your values.
Interview Advice:
Why this role?
Why this company?
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Application Advice:
Ensure you are aware of the company Credo and come across as friendly and hard working.
Interview Advice:
Show good examples of times where you have actively made a change. Show interest in the NHS and how pharmaceutical companies work.
Medical Assistant, Medical Education at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
In the role of health economics as a research assistant an excellent understanding of scientific literature is really important. It is beneficial if you have a science background and a First in your degree.
Interview Advice:
J&J really focuses on the people it employs. Working well within a team and having a positive and hard-working ethos is a good way to stand out.
As well as the usual advice such as being prepared and researching the company.
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Application Advice:
Get to grips with the CREDO, make sure it fits your values and that you can demonstrate this in your application.
Interview Advice:
Again, the CREDO is key. The recruitment process is very well organised and throws many and various activities which you will be assessed upon so prepare well for the assessment centre.
Finance Graduate Trainee, Financial Accounting at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Feel comfortable with large amounts of data. Not necessarily 'maths' skills but a large part of the role is understanding and condensing large volumes of information into actionable insights. Also be able to demonstrate how you have handled ambiguity and things that are new to you as you are given responsibility straight away and may not necessarily fully understand your area.
Interview Advice:
J&J always ask about the 'leadership imperatives'- When have you lead, shaped, connected and delivered. You can find information on these online and the entire interview is structured around these four competencies.
Business Intelligence Executive, Market Research at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Understand the company, the industry and ensure this is right field you wish to work in. This is a highly regulated industry but with that comes very interesting and challenging work. The application process is made up of:
- An online application form.
- A video interview.
- An assessment day in Leeds, on-site.
Expect the video interview and assessment centre to be challenging. DePuy Synthes set very high-standards and expect this to show through. The current intake of graduates are all Masters level graduates with strong engineering backgrounds. This scheme is highly competitive and so be honest about the projects you have worked on and the experience you have.
Interview Advice:
Read up thoroughly on the company, it's history and current product platforms.
Expect to go through a tough assessment centre. This will involve multiple exercises (individual and group) to assess your technical and business acumen.
Graduate Engineer, Design Quality Engineering – DePuy Synthes at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Do thorough research before applying and make sure you know what the job entails.
Health economics and market access research assistant, Health economics and market access at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Understand the company's core values and see whether you can align your own to these. Do your basic background research on the company. Ensure you show that you really want the job.
Drug Safety Scientist, Drug Safety at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Be transparent, a team player and willing to learn.
Interview Advice:
Be yourself.
Associate Product Manager, Pharmaceuticals at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Read the brief very well. Prepare for CBI interview.
Business Intelligence, HIV at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Make sure you live and breath our Credo - it is what we stand for!
Interview Advice:
Know our products and recent campaigns.
Graduate, Marketing at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Show that you know the company and JNJ Credo
Interview Advice:
Make sure to know the Credo by heart.
Health Economics & Market Access Graduate, Medical Devices & Diagnostics at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Rotational graduate schemes are by far the best way to really try out varying roles and find out what career path would suit you. It also allows you to build a broad skillset therefore I highly recommend applying. Be sure to explain why you want to work in the FMCG industry, this was really key when I applied.
Interview Advice:
Explain why you want the role and your journey in realising that this is the industry and company for you.
Category Development for Adult Skincare, Shopper Marketing at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
You really need to show you're organised and enthusiastic.
Interview Advice:
I don't think it's all about your work experience, it's definitely not about what degree you got, it's about your personality. You need to be sociable, confident and independent to work well in this role
Territory manager, Field sales force at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Look carefully at not just the role you are applying for but the future opportunites within the entire business
Interview Advice:
Be personable, approachable, confident and know the company and its values.
Territory Manager, Consumer at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Emphasise relevant experience of, or evidence of research into, the role. Include key skills and attributes that you possess that relate to key aspects of the job description.
Interview Advice:
Make sure you are passionate and interested in the healthcare industry and are familiar with the Johnson&Johnson Credo, the ethics which guide the way we do business. Relax and be yourself!
Territory Manager, at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Be happy, confident and be willing to try a range of job positions to build your skills and knowledge.
Interview Advice:
Telephone interviews- Informal questions more around why you want to work for the company and how you believe you could support the company. They give you an idea of the questions in an email before!!
Assessment day- 3 rounds group exercise, interview and case study. Have examples of Key work following STAR format, be confident in sharing ideas but show accountability when you don't fully understand something.
Marketing Graduate, Marketing at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
I would bring out all the extras that you have done whilst at university, school etc. as they are skills that they will be looking for.
Interview Advice:
Come prepared for a group task, an interview and a task where you digest information and present back.
Territory manager, at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
research market position
Interview Advice:
pratice assesment centre exercises
Graduate traineee, Shopper marketing at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Show that you are a results orientated employee and that you value being part of a team. Project Management and Leadership skill are paramount when applying. It doesn't matter what background you come from in applying for this job whether it be marketing, sales, legal, finance etc. this role will equip you with the basic skills necessary to move on to any role within a FMCG company.
Interview Advice:
Know how new products are launched. Know the marketing mix, how you land new products in store and how they should be priced against competitors. This will be helpful as a segment of the interview process will more than likely ask you to present on launching a new product in the market place and the most important aspects are - Price of product vs competitor - Listing of product in store in line with Planogram dates of said store (ie. when Tesco decide what goes on their shelves) - Marketing plan to launch the product (TV/Print/Digital etc) and Promotional plan you will put in place for launch (£1 off etc) and set the budget aside to allow for this.
Territory Manager, Sales at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Be confident and creative. The job is what you make of it
Interview Advice:
Be confident and creative. The job is what you make of it
Graduate Trainee, Category Management at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Be prepared to work long hours in a fast pace environment. There's no easy way to put it but you will be challenged!! The rewards are certainly worth it however.
Interview Advice:
Be yourself- highlight your strengths but also the development areas in which this job will help you achieve
Graduate- Nicorette Nordics, Nicorette at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Make sure you are prepared to be very flexible, the role will require you to do a lot of driving and to re-plan your journeys at short notice when required. This can interrupt with your personal life so just be prepared and remember that this is what is required when working for such a top organisation. This role and opportunity is fantastic so put your all into your application and if you are successful make the most of every chance you get to learn from the fantastic colleagues around you.
Interview Advice:
Just be yourself and take time to think about your answers. I was given a number of solo tasks in the morning of my assessment day where I was given information and needed to create a product, pitch, financials etc. and then present this to a few members of staff. They then questioned me and I made sure I had reasons behind every decision I made. At J&J they trust your decisions if you can say why you made that call.
Territory manager, Field sales, consumer at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Apply! Sales has a "dirty" image but it is highly professional. If you have the person skills, negotiation skills and business mindset to succeed it will give you a high energy buzz several times a day when you convert stock into cold hard cash.
Interview Advice:
Be relaxed. I think i was too business formal in my presentation style before I recieved expert one to one coaching in this area. This is probably because I had always had finance work experience. However making sales is as much about the presenter as it is the content.
Territory manager, Field sales at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Find out about J&J - the Credo is such an important part of the company that it is vital to know about that and what it means both as an employee and for the company's stakeholders
Interview Advice:
Standard STAR related questions, they are looking for key values such as sense of urgency, prudent risk taking and embodiment of the Credo values also.
Marketing Graduate, Benecol at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Learn as much as you can about the FMCG sector and the opportunities and challenges of working within this industry.
Understand the company it's history, product portfolio and it's values.
Interview Advice:
Show you bring solutions to problems and make your contributions heard during the group exercise. Make sure all your suggestions are based on logical reasoning and be able to justify your suggestions.
Graduate, South west at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Best:
Support of employee resource groups that are focused on LGBTQ and mental health.
Also the independence given to employees to lead there work
Worst:
Unclear progression track
Graduate Trainee Engineer, Research and Development at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Best:
Culture, opportunities, development, compensation, reputation, benefits
Worst:
Sometimes slow vs. competitors to act/respond
Finance Leadership Development Programme – Analyst, Finance at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Best:
The People
The passion for doing the best by consumers, HCPs and our customers
The Culture
Worst:
Product innovation can be slow due to working in healthcare
Commercial & Marketing Graduate, Marketing, Consumer at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Best:
level of support
number of opportunities
international
Worst:
hierachy
business operations executive, customer data and analytics at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Best:
Healthy workforce.
Worst:
Limited colleague interaction.
Trainee Sales Specialist, DePuy Synthes at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Best:
There's been a real effort to make me feel part of the company even when working from home.
Nicorette Innovation & Digital Graduate, Marketing at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Best: Benefits People Culture
Worst: Processes
Graduate Trainee, Marketing at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Best: culture ,people
Commercial Graduate Trainee, sales at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Best:
culture, caring colleagues, company that does good in the world
Worst:
slow to get things done and bring things to market
Category Development Graduate, Category at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Best:
Culture
Ethics
Working environment
Support and training
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Best:
Culture, credo
Worst:
n/a
Trainee Sales Specialist, Medical Devices, Biosense Webster at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Best:
Very large company meaning there is no shortage of opportunities or side projects to get involved with.
People genuinely care about their work and take their responsibilities to consumers seriously
Worst:
As the company is headquartered in the United States, certain communications and opportunities are too US-centric and not catered for employees in Europe.
R&D Graduate Trainee, R&D at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Best:
The people and the culture
Worst:
internal regulations (the industry)
Associate Product Manager, Marketing at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Best:
- The people
- The training
- The employee support
Worst:
- The facilities
- The location
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Best:
Global brands
Worst:
Slow moving processes
eCommerce Marketing Graduate, Marketing at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Best:
a huge mix of opportunities
Worst:
relatively bureaucratic
Customer Development Graduate, Sales and Customer Development at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Best:
Care about you, mental health, physical health, working environment. A huge amount of training on offer and encouraged throughout the year.
5 CSR days to volunteer and give back to the community
Worst:
Large company so can be difficult to get your voice heard with bigger things and make a change
Associate Product Manager, Marketing at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Best:
Employer is ethically minded and consumer driven.
Worst:
Some things take longer to happen than they sometimes could.
R&D Graduate Trainee, Research and Development at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Best:
- Invested in employees welfare and professional development
- Encourage graduates to get involved with schemes/initiatives
Worst:
- It's an enormous, multi-billion dollar, multi-national corporation. This obviously has its positives (resource to invest in and train graduates/employees) but it can also feel overwhelming at times.
Graduate Engineer, Process Engineering at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Best:
Ethical, care about staff, invest in training
Worst:
Bureaucratic, slow systems, old IT
Graduate Marketing, Marketing at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Best:
Global organisation - vast opportunities to grow, develop and try different roles. A real development fostering organisation. Most people are very happy to collaborate.
Worst:
N/A
Multichannel Specialist, Janssen Marketing at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Best:
Flexible working hours and good benefits systems.
Worst:
Nothing!
R&D Graduate Engineer Trainee, DePuy International at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Best:
the people
level of ownership
Marketing Graduate, Marketing at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
Best:
The have a lot of physical and mental health support!
Worst:
Really not many bad points
Graduate Trainee, R&D at Johnson & JohnsonRead the full review »
