Working at Johnson & Johnson in Raritan, NJ: 13 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in Raritan, NJ Area

"Very professional company and an excellent workplace. The company is very process oriented and very structured."

"There are two cultures at J and J IT: Employees and Contractors. There is a strong old-guard element among employees that sees consultants as enemies, as potential threats, and as substandard. The message is that consultants cannot be trusted, they must always be supervised (read micro-managed) and they never have the firms' best interests in mind. Sadly, while this is slowly changing, there are a number of older lower level managers who still think this way and they act to inhibit quality work."

"I've worked for J&J for 5 yrs and the company was a great place to work, the compensation was great, the people there were wonderful and nice. The opportunity to move upward is endless and job training is onsite. However as far as technology, sky's the limit because they are constantly always trying new tech in the company. So I would recommend anyone that is seeking a career at Johnson & Johnson company to go forward with it."

"OCD is a great company making absolutely fantastic diagnostic devices for blood transfusion. It is said that every 2 minutes, someone needs a blood transfusion. I consider myself extremely fortunate to work in a company that saves millions of lives worldwide. As any other company, there is always room for improvement and I am sure that OCD and J & J are striving toward achieving that goal. I have had an amazing time here, learnt a lot of new things and am continuing to do so."

"Very positive and overall good."

"Great department! Great team to work with!"

"It is a great employer to work for except for the weak upper management."

What do you like about working at Johnson & Johnson?

"It is a large enterprise environment, consists of 208+ Operating Companies globally. There are a lot of opportunities to explore and learn new technologies or switch your focus to different technologies. If you are an energetic learner, it is a great environment to advance your technical skills."

What don't you like about working at Johnson & Johnson?

"The new CIO is trying to outsource all Operations. As matter of fact, they already did for Network Operations. The upper management keeps emphasizing that they want to transform operations into ITIL based processes, but has no clue what that means and how to proceed."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Listen to those who really understand and have experiences about ITSM and operations process transformation. Keep a open mind for changes in order to achieve the goals. Ask for proof of improvement when new solution is presented."

What do you like about working at Johnson & Johnson?

"The compensation and benefits."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Inquire about their turnover rate!"

What don't you like about working at Johnson & Johnson?

"The never ending turmoil due to constant changes in direction and management leading to round after round of lay offs. The lack of any sort of stability is devastating for morale."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"After evaluating the situation, choose a strategy and stick with it for a year or longer to give it a chance."

"Growth problems."

What do you like about working at Johnson & Johnson?

"Solid products, excellent marketing and regulatory support."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Solid company for someone who does not want to be in management."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Need to recognize people's strength/weakness. Not everyone fits into the same square box."

"I am a Co-op so I answered these questions differently than a full-time employee would. I am not sure about the benefits package, or compensation compared to similar jobs."

What do you like about working at Johnson & Johnson?

"Johnson & Johnson is a fantastic company. I have nothing negative to say other than the disorganization in regards to paperwork when I began my co-op."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Ask questions!"

What don't you like about working at Johnson & Johnson?

"Nothing."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"To be better prepared with incoming hires."

"I was very happy working at Johnson & Johnson."