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Johnson Matthey Services Sdn. Bhd.
Manufacturing
Snapshot
180 total reviews
Source
Glassdoor
100% of reviews mention positives
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3 / 4
It person
Great people to work with! Very much like one "big family" when you work there and even after leaving I still have contact with my former colleagues and they're great! I visit there occasionally and they're always very welcoming, almost like I never left! Great place to learn for me since I was afforded a lot of flexibility to grow in my own role. Healthcare benefits are superb! Wayne location is great, KOP mall near by and Valley Forge. Compensation and Bonus package is pretty good. When promotion are done, 99% of the time they are for people that deserve it and it makes you feel like management really does recognize great work.
Promotions are hard to come by, but they do exist. Vacation/Sick leave for US employees is not that great. Some union workers don't care about the job that much and make sloppy mistakes which make it harder for you to do your work. Also costs the company money.
Analytical chemist
Good Team Members, okay pay for an entry level position
Management, and there is a lack of training on dangerous materials.
Assistant manager
Good company with employees welfare policy
Local politics in the plants
Scientist
Good benefits (if you can understand how to access them), including share buying, flexible working, good quality free lunch.
Diversity amongst management is a joke. Bullying and harassment claims are hushed up, perpetrators promoted whilst others pushed out. People who speak up about diversity and inclusion (if not British white men), it will hold your career back. Same for union representatives.
Senior process chemist
Great science that make a positive impact on society.
Too much political correctness, pride and D&I activism
Demand & supply chain
Decent benefit package, some managers are good at not micromanaging
Smaller sites had a hard time complying with the multitude of initiatives sent down from Corporate HQ. Pay is mediocre.
Nice people to work with. Good benefits and retirement plans
Little room to move up. There is no reward for effort , get less than %3 raise every year due to the inflation of $, not because you are working hard.
Analyst
Share scheme Free lunch Good health benefits Good safety culture and work life balance
Only downside is the work is basically only bench work.
Npi project manager
Amazing colleagues, great benefits and facilities.
Decisions are made by very high level management teams with little interaction with rest of the teams. There was a constant being at risk atmosphere in terms of job security.
Chemist
Flexible time Work load Pay Overtime
Mentoring Management Unnecessary meetings weekly
Laboratory supervisor
Benefits are amazing. Best I have seen and cheap.
At first light they seem professional and welcoming. CHANGES quickly! Vacation time is not much. Must use pto for shut down week.
Manager
Friendly staff and supportive workers
Management need to take risks and investment for future
Project manager
good package, pension and benefits
onboarding was terrible and never felt integrated. HR nit interested in the people.
Junior engineer
Good for starting the carrer
See for yourself, it all depends on your leader and specialization
Product manager
Great benefits, Forward thinking company.
Many divisions, so it does depend on the division you work for as to management style
Senior finance business partner
fair and supportive, good work ethic
declining business and increasing workload due to jobcuts
Head of development
Growing parts of business are promising
Curious to see what new CEO changes
Sales manager
Some colleagues are genuinely talented and supportive, creating pockets of positivity in an otherwise challenging environment. The industry itself offers opportunities to work on interesting projects, but that's where the positives end.
Disconnected Management: There’s a significant gap between what upper management thinks is happening and what’s actually going on. Decisions are made without considering the real challenges we face on the ground, leaving us to pick up the pieces without adequate support. Lack of Support and Development: The promised support and mentorship simply aren’t there. I feel left to navigate complex challenges on my own, without the resources or guidance needed to succeed. This makes it difficult to grow both professionally and personally within the company. Unhealthy Work Environment: The culture is far too competitive, leading to an atmosphere where blame-shifting and internal politics take precedence over collaboration and teamwork. It’s hard to feel valued when the environment fosters more competition than cooperation. Poor Work-Life Balance: While the company talks a lot about work-life balance, the reality is quite different. The workload is intense, and there’s an expectation to be constantly available, which makes it difficult to maintain any sense of balance in my life. Limited Career Growth: Opportunities for advancement are few and far between, and the process feels more like a game of who you know rather than what you know. This lack of transparency and fairness is incredibly frustrating and demotivating.
Consultant
I love this company every day
Ceo should be changed to a new person
Strategy manager
Good sustainability credentials and progression opportunities
I have no negative comments
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
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
There is an extensive repository of information and helpful, friendly experts at the headquarters at Billingham.
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
There are some great people that work for the organisation who are talented and committed The work carried out by the organisation is cutting edge and genuinely has the potential to make the world a better place Free lunches available for staff
Unfortunately in a lot of respects the organisation is very bureaucratic which is highly frustrating. Basic systems used by the organisations support functions haven't really evolved over time meaning its often really difficult to get things done. The way that appraisal decisions are made is kept under wraps so, although the bonuses received are fair, you never really understood how decisions were made about bonuses which always felt a bit strange. The organisation also suffers from the age old problem of having managers that have got into their position based on length of service as opposed to actual management skill. There is also very poor work/ life balance regardless of your level in the organisation.
Interesting research work and well paid
Have none to speak of so far.
A great history of innovative products.
Not so great people, especially at the very top level.
not many, everyone has something to say about each other. lots of gossip goes on in the departments which makes it difficult to just do your work like you are supposed to. i was a temp before i got hired on and they did not do ANYTHING nice for temps. they do different activities ie: bowling, Christmas party, etc. and did not invite the temps which I found extremely rude. Temps work just as hard as regular employees and deserve to be recognized for their efforts.
feels like high school. the HR team is totally unapproachable and rude. every departent manager hires people from their previous jobs and favors them. no work-life balance.
Modern company with nice offices.’ Gender equality very good with an internal policy promoting females. International environment.
As a company that is growing there are too many changes like new tools, new roles, new strategies not aligned.
They have amazing benefits, 401k etc. Yearly bonus, and raises. A lot of PTO time.
Hard to move up past supervisor.
Stable and fair employer. Involved in interesting industries and technologies. Decent benefits, share scheme and pension scheme, but not exceptional. Very little competition for jobs. Plenty of turnover in low to mid-level jobs - always something to apply for when you get bored. Easy work, not demanding or stressful. Low expectations of performance. Great company for a "cruiser" - someone not bothered to try but rather just wants a stable unchanging job for life.
Gets boring quickly. Very very very slow career progression. No rewards or fast-track systems for ambitious employees. You are expected to grind it out in demeaning jobs for years before the possibility of a promotion is even considered. Terrible HR department. Performance evaluation system is completely pointless. No transparency in regard to promotions. Limited training opportunities to expand professional skills early on. Very low salary for the location. On site cafeteria food is horrible... but free.
Free dinners! Even a packed lunch delivered to your desk if you so desire!
Everything else...No, I guess I just didnt fit in? Felt very cliquey in the ofice
Good opportunities to learn new areas
Nothing in particular but HR practices may be improved
People are really nice, socially progressive, great benefits.
Plant is falling apart. Horribly run company
good exp. in cross environment across various countries in different regions of the world
weak management in India plant
Good work-life balannce Free food every day at lunch
Management stuck in the ways Favoritism, nepotism, politics gets you ahead No career progression giving meaningless work in the name of research
Great work life balance for employees.
Limited room for progression for employees
good canteen, close to train station.
poor introduction program. Management keen on only KPI - your health, the hell with it. What I'm saying is: they could have been more supportive...
learn cathode active materials for lithium ion battery
too slow to go forward
Decent Benefits, Union workers and lower level workers are great people, easy to interact with
Management has jumbled vision, Theres a strict "path" you must follow to get ahead, very little support from direct boss, favorites are definitely played, pay is low.
An interesting company making products with sustainability benefits Free lunch Good share scheme Overall pretty friendly Some people are really passionate about what they do There is some great talent in the organisation
Leadership - The top layer of leadership in the organisation is stifling all the good talent beneath them. There is limited room for career development so all of the good people are leaving. I've worked with some incredible people at this organisation - most of whom left due to bad management. It is a real shame as it could be a fantastic place to work if good talent was rewarded.
High level R&D people; I always got great support on the technical field; also people working in the plants around the world are good.
Poor HR management expecially in saltellite offices Too many projects launched at the same time: lack of understanding what is really important for the company. You can't rework a whole company in a couple of years.
Good Pay, Good Time Off, Good Management.
Rotating Shift Schedule, Fast Ramp Up Time.
Good compensation, Great benefits, Growth employer A nice place to work.
completing this subject to finish review. No cons.