All of the below information comes directly from job reviews written by Roche employees based on 27 reviews.
 
 
Responsibility:
3.4/5
 
Work Life Balance:
4/5
 
Environmental Awareness:
4/5
 
Benefits:
3.9/5
 
Company Culture:
4.3/5
 
Career Progression:
3.8/5
 
Colleagues:
4.4/5
 
Training:
3.9/5
 
Enjoyment:
4.1/5
 
Overall Rating:
4/5
 

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Roche

Average start time: 08:30

Average end time: 17:00

Average number of working hours: 8.5

Based on 27 reviews


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Application Advice:

Do not stick to the standard application. Really show your unique motivation and enthusiasm for this role.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself. Do not hesitate to show your unique skills that might not be relevant to the job at first glance. But they might be for your hiring manager. Diversity, courage and integrity are really valued at this company.

Data Science Trainee, Personalised Healthcare at Roche
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Application Advice:

Use the talent pool

Interview Advice:

Be yourself
Ask questions
Use STAR method

Capability Development Trainee, Regulatory Business Office at Roche
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Application Advice:

Show a range of skills/hobbies. The information you provide should be based on, but not limited to the requirements of the job.

Interview Advice:

Be personable. It's as much about making sure you are a good fit for the team as it is about being a good fit for the role.

Statistical Programming Analyst, SPA at Roche
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Application Advice:

Reach out to people that work at the company for informal calls and chat to them and get ideas for the interview. Do lots of research on the culture the company strive for and what you will bring to fit within that.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself! Enjoy it, ask lots of questions.

Clinical Science Fellow, Clinical Science at Roche
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Application Advice:

Work out what exactly attracts you to the company and the role specifically. Why do you want to work in Pharma and why Roche.

Interview Advice:

Be honest.. and friendly. And remember the STAR method.

Regulatory Affairs Program Management Graduate Trainee, Regulatory Affairs at Roche
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Application Advice:

Explain the reason behind your extra curricular/ internships and how that can help with the job applying for.

Interview Advice:

Prepare. Know your company and what they are focusing on at the time of the interview.

Medical Information Specialist – RFM, Medical Information at Roche
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Application Advice:

Ensure you have researched the role and have evidence to back up why you would be suitable.

Interview Advice:

Use the S.T.A.R technique for interview responses.

Medical Information Associate, Medical Information at Roche
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Application Advice:

Research the role and make sure you have an understanding of what you will be working on. Show your interest in the role and make sure you show relevant skills.

Interview Advice:

Make sure to do research on the company, so you can say why you are interested in working for them. Highlight qualities you have that you think will help with the role and fit with the company ethos.
Be confident and be yourself.
Make sure you ask questions, as it shows your interest, but don't ask questions for the sake of asking.

Industrial Placement Student, Country Clinical Operations at Roche
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Application Advice:

Roche cares greatly about employees as unique individuals, so be proud of and talk about the things you do in your spare time as well as academic achievements

Interview Advice:

Think of plenty of situations where you have shown Roche's core key values (integrity, courage and passion) as well as core competencies such as leadership and teamwork - you will be asked to provide examples of these.

Data Acquisition Specialist, Clinical Data Management at Roche
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Application Advice:

Persevere, make time, show your personality through your application.

Interview Advice:

Let your personality shine through. Be honest even if it means struggling to answer one of the questions in the interview. Prepare to be asked about personal experiences where you have shown team work, decision making on the spot, response to confrontation, communication skills, a time when you have got so lost in doing something that you forgot about the time.

Marketing Assistant, Marketing at Roche
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Application Advice:

Write a cover letter, especially as it is not mandatory
Show off your skills
Follow up on your application with HR

Interview Advice:

Use "STAR" examples for competency based questions
Be natural and relaxed , even make a joke or two!
Smile :)
Be prepared- think of different questions that might be asked

Business Development Associate, Business Development and Operational Pricing at Roche
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Application Advice:

Target your application to the job role and make sure you include a cover letter.

Interview Advice:

Prepare as much as you can beforehand. If you are doing a presentation, make sure you have rehearsed but not to the extent that it sounds unnatural. Always ask the company questions too as it is about seeing whether they are a good fit for you too.

Health Economics Intern, Healthcare Development at Roche
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Application Advice:

Good specific cover letter.

Interview Advice:

Be calm, revise your statistics knowledge and think about your behavior in team situations.

Assistant Biostatistician, Biostatistics at Roche
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Application Advice:

Research the company you are applying for.
Make sure you gives examples of competencies that are relevant and required for the role. However, make sure examples are of a varied nature (i.e. from uni, work, extra-curricular).

Interview Advice:

Be confident.
Be honest.
Prepare!
Be prepared to be asked questions based on all competencies and to sometimes offer examples of things you may have done differently / how you could have improved.
Be engaged.

Marketing Intern – Healthcare Development & Strategic Services, Diagnostics at Roche
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Application Advice:

Don't dismiss an opportunity just because you do not think you 'tick all the boxes' on the job advert; Roche seek potential.

Interview Advice:

Try and get as much of an understanding of the market place as you can i.e. who are Roche's key customers?

Provide examples where you have demonstrated the skills required as part of the job role.

Roche
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Application Advice:

Build as much experience in the pharma sector through internships and other jobs before applying, its tough!

Interview Advice:

Prepare and practice problem solving before, interview was not normal, I had a 5 hour assessment day including problem solving, scenarios and presentations.

Associate, Product Strategy, Haematology at Roche
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Application Advice:

Don't limit yourself to one particular role, usually the primary skills and experience are the same for the different roles. Also, you don't require a science related degree to apply.

Interview Advice:

Ensure you complete research on the company and operating market prior to the interview. Be yourself.

Graduate Marketing Intern, Marketing at Roche
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Application Advice:

Don't be put off if you aren't overly familiar with the company. You learn who they are and what they do on the job. However do come with some knowledge.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself, I was asked a lot about team work. We are a close team, so someone who is a good personality was key.

Marketing Intern, Point of Care at Roche
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Best:

Work-life balance, friendly work atmosphere, challenging and impactful work

Worst:

Large and complex company structures, sometimes difficult to understand the bigger picture

Data Science Trainee, Personalised Healthcare at Roche
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Best:

Established company
Great work ethic
Learning opportunities

Capability Development Trainee, Regulatory Business Office at Roche
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Best:

The culture, ability to work alongside lots of like minded great people. The whole package and once you are part of the company they want to nurture you and help you in your career

Worst:

No clear goals you have to achieve to progress, instead it is based on time

Clinical Science Fellow, Clinical Science at Roche
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Best:

I'm proud to work for the company and the focus on patient needs.

Fellow in Data Science, Data Science at Roche
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Best:

The pipeline and my colleagues.

Regulatory Affairs Program Management Graduate Trainee, Regulatory Affairs at Roche
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Best:

Leaders in the R&D field for Pharma.

Worst:

N/A

Medical Information Associate, Medical Information at Roche
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Best:

The company has great core values and values its employees.

Worst:

As the company is global you can feel like the work you're doing means nothing in the big picture.

Industrial Placement Student, Country Clinical Operations at Roche
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Best:

The company cares a lot about employees and it is a fantastic company to be a part of.

Worst:

There should be a big overview at the beginning to explain what all the departments do, what their acronyms mean, and how they link together in the company.

Data Acquisition Specialist, Clinical Data Management at Roche
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Best:

The culture - positive vibe around the building.

Free gym on site.

Marketing Assistant, Marketing at Roche
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Best:

We are encouraged to work on our development plans and career goals.
There are options to do courses like a part time masters and other training courses
Lots of opportunities to work abroad or do a secondment in other departments

Worst:

Office politics
Aggressive environment at times
There are limited graduate roles, there are none in commercial areas (such as marketing and sales)
bureaucratic organization

Business Development Associate, Business Development and Operational Pricing at Roche
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Best:

Nurturing environment
Everyone is approachable

Health Economics Intern, Healthcare Development at Roche
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Best:

Great ethics, vision and people practices.

Worst:

Job security - lots of redundancies since I have joined and increase in outsourcing.

Assistant Biostatistician, Biostatistics at Roche
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Best:

Its vision, its flexible working environment

Worst:

The office location

Marketing Intern – Healthcare Development & Strategic Services, Diagnostics at Roche
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Best:

innovation and other employees, its easy to tell its full of the top people in the industry

Worst:

expectation to constantly before to the highest standards

Associate, Product Strategy, Haematology at Roche
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Best:

Putting the patient first

Worst:

n/a

Graduate Marketing Intern, Marketing at Roche
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Best:

Know that you are helping people

Worst:

Not enough people know about us

Marketing Intern, Point of Care at Roche
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Worst:

Not enough people know about us

Events Assistant, Events at Roche View »

Worst:

Not enough people know about us

Business Administration Apprentice, PDB at Roche View »

Worst:

Not enough people know about us

Business Administration Apprentice, Administration at Roche View »