Bayer treated me very well. - Sterile Processing Technician Bayer Employee Review

4.0
23 June 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Working for an international company, you might have the opportunity to move to different countries. The salaries are very good. When they had to reduce the workforce they did so in a very humane way, giving generous severance packages and several months notice. I think they have a decent sense of corporate ethics both socially and environmentally.

Cons

Bayer is now entangled with a wave of Roundup lawsuits, at a relatively vulnerable time when they have spent a lot of cash to acquire Monsanto

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Bayer Response
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Thank you for your more than 10 years of service with Bayer. We value the contributions you and our employees around the world make to achieve our mission Science for a Better Life. We also believe in transparency, which is why we have created a website with facts and information about glyphosate www.bayer.com/glyphosate. Best of luck on your next journey!

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