Pfizer reviews

Company is very innovative and often comes up with solutions to problems which have not yet been encountered. As I interend with them I remember recieving e-mails from Pfizer's R&D as well as other divisions. In previous jobs I remember low communication or poor decisions being made on a management level. While at Pfizer I was never dissapointed with an e-mail communication, often it seemed as if they knew exactly what issue or challenege that was on my mind and acted to on it before it created an issue. Pfizer also has very competitive pay and truly takes care of their employees, for a $46 Billion dollar company they do a great job of making workers feel valued. There was also a great feeling of independence in the role.

The ability to bring life saving medicines to patients and physicians. All average over a million in samples to help those patients who truly need it. The opportunity for personal growth and financial stability no longer exists. With cuts occurring the third year in a row and having been assured it won't be happening--it just seems upper management doesn't really have a plan in place. Seems when one strategy works in one small area, it is rolled out to the entire field force--with disastrous and costly results. Since Bill Steere's retirement, Pfizer's management has been in scramble mode and has never had a clear vision.