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Snapshot
180 total reviews
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Glassdoor
100% of reviews mention positives
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Continuous improvement (ci) engineer
Benefits, pay, people, culture, canteen
Long travel. No real prospects
Develop associate
efficant system is the best aspect
respect employee needs to be improved
Assistant manager
Good working culture, with good management support
Nothing in cons in Johnson Matthey
System administrator
good pension scheme, good work life balance
bad management team, poor leadership
Anonymous
Training, culture, no improvisation, teamwork, high standards, CI
Location, lean, salary, benefits, food
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The role is in the regional offices and is not one where you will see much manifestation of your skills as an engineer as the extent of your advice may be an adjustment to pressures or temperatures. Being focused on sales, significant technical work is not often required so there is not much of a challenge for hardcore engineering minds.
*Good salary, *Many workshops and personal development activities, *Good balance home/ work
Not really except is is a big company so sometimes having things done can take a lot of time.
Great pay. Good benefits package and company share scheme. Free lunch. Loyal and trusted company brand Sustainability driven company policies and values
Lack of career development No training or progression. No training or hands-on experience with instrumentation. Site appearance is dirty needs a vast makeover to look and run more in line with a 21st century company.
Benefits, technology, size, network, quality of employees
lack of investment, not people oriented, poor communication,
Great Global exposure Supportive Higher Management Regional support is immense
Too much internal politics Intra departmental conflicts