Thermo Fisher Scientific reviews

Diverse staff, great people,

Need a training program for people new to field.

Bonuses ( yearly)

Emails from CEO and town hall meetings

Good company culture

I prepared for the interview by researching the company.

Compensation was very good compared to the industry average.

Diverse demographics was excellent

What brings me joy at work is knowing that I am helping someone.

The work

The company was the subject of a hostile takeover.

Benefits and the employees were wonderful. My position was Payroll Administrator which was new for me. I had been a Human Resources Generalist for 15 years so, Corporate payroll was challenging but I enjoyed it.

Work Life Balance is good, Flexible working hours and work from home options

Too Big, you need to constantly try to network and gain exposure in order to move around. Finance systems are disorganized and not fully scaled / synced

Work from home and flexible work hours

Work Life Balance, Travel Opportunity, Career Development, Challenging in a Good Way

A lot of time gets wasted in meetings and constantly shifting from one project to another, Priorities shifted often and previous work was nullified in that process

Free Food every 2-3 days

As and R&D scientist, I like the nice working environment and people, good science.

Too big and too many layer of managers

Gym and soccer/basketball field. Also company wide science symposium.

The pros of working at thermo fisher is I can work at my own pace and works with my schedule

The cons about working with Thermo Fisher Scientific is the increase in pay

Other employees make work engaging

Poor management, low pay compared to industry standard, poor development

PTO and Healthcare

The laboral environment is respectful and playfull but efficient. And also, the benefits are really good.

Paycheck could be higher.

Efficiency

Good work, good benefits, regular reviews & raises, annual bonus.

Top-Heavy Management with numerous inefficient corporate "programs" that destroy local profits.

Annual Bonus

My co-workers and manager are nice

Dont pay enough, dont let you work from home

My manager is nice

The benefits the company gives to their employees

There is nothing I dont like specially

Bonus

I loved seeing the big picture behind our products and research.

I didn't care for the monotony.

It had good big corporation benefits like health care benefits.

The people are the best

The pay is not worth the amount of work

Work life balance

good pay, and bonuses

less opportunity to level-up, if you dont have that connections you'll be stagnant

It’s great pay is very good

Nothing

Food is great and cheaper than it should be

Good benefits, friendly people

Complete disconnect between manufacturing and planning/management

401k match

Clean environment, friendly staff, good training

Nothing

A lot of overtime and love the hrs

The work

The company was the subject of a hostile takeover.

Benefits and the employees were wonderful. My position was Payroll Administrator which was new for me. I had been a Human Resources Generalist for 15 years so, Corporate payroll was challenging but I enjoyed it.

Able to make a difference in the world getting drugs to patients

Opportunities are not available and pay is low

Insurance and 401K

Heavy emphasis on cross-training

Inconsistent policy enforcement, toxic work atmosphere

Company-matched donations to charity

As and R&D scientist, I like the nice working environment and people, good science.

Too big and too many layer of managers

Gym and soccer/basketball field. Also company wide science symposium.

The people I worked with were extremely encouraging and friendly to a newbie.

sometimes things pick up very fast others slow down considerably

Company sponsored events

Work Life Balance, Travel Opportunity, Career Development, Challenging in a Good Way

A lot of time gets wasted in meetings and constantly shifting from one project to another, Priorities shifted often and previous work was nullified in that process

Free Food every 2-3 days

Open culture

So many people in management

Flexible working hours. Work from home.

Work Life Balance is good, Flexible working hours and work from home options

Too Big, you need to constantly try to network and gain exposure in order to move around. Finance systems are disorganized and not fully scaled / synced

Work from home and flexible work hours

The people, the company

I like everything about working there, but it's time to expand my skills

The people

Interesting products, close to home

Mandatory overtime, below average medical insurance

6% matching 401k