Stryker Employer Reviews

Stryker canada was always a long but great day at work eveyone of my co-workers were great to work with management was great as well the hardest part of my day was at the end of my day to make sure that all orders have been picked and shipped out the best part of the day was when it was time to go home.

Teamwork and quality was very encouraged here. It was very fast paced, but the supervisors were always there to boost moral.

When I started here, I was told flat out, that the company pays well, gives you what you need to do the job, and does not accept excuses for missed due dates. This was all true. They pay approx 15% higher than other companies, give you all of the tools you need to get the job done. But if a due date is missed, for any reason, including death in family(this – more... actually happened to a manager once, because he didn't train his staff to cover for him), have a box ready for packing.
Talented, wonderful co-workers, great product too. – less

great place to work, great benefits, management is awesome

Starting at 7:30 am until 4:30 pm. Very busy reception area, 50+ visitors per day. Schedule conference rooms. Plenty of interaction with
visitors, vendors, and emloyees. The hardest part was distance from
home, and the most enjoyable was the people.

I would go back to this job in a heart beat. Its a very thankless job, and youre on your own, there is no micromanagement and a lot of experience comes from OJT.

As said above, an incredible place to work. Amazing people to work with. The hardest part of working in an engineering and R&D role at Stryker is keeping up with your peers and the market. It is incredibly fast-paced and very exciting. The most rewarding aspect of working at Stryker is knowing you are helping to make healthcare better and even save – more... lives. Beware though, it is a job that requires 110% and you must be wiling to give that or your peers will leave you in the dust. – less

Dynamic, challenging workplace. You get out of it every you put in.

Stared practice three days a per week. mantain molding machines y do works in MP. work in setup of molding machines.

Driven culture with intelligent workforce. Best part of the job were co-workers.

A typical day consisted of planning out the day and week ahead to ensure proper support. Heavy phones and emails were common practice resulting in skills helpful to stay organized and on task.

I learned the importance of follow ups and follow throughs. As well as how to effectively communicate with management to make certain that tasks and challenges – more... could be dealt without service interruption.

The hardest part of the job was working with minimal resources.

The most enjoyable was complete the tasks with minimal resources. – less

Being that it is the medical field things could get very busy very fast...
Co-workers were a great bunch of guys...
The hardest part of the job was the on-call shifts because you never knew when you were going to be called in...

This was my 1st co-op or internship and enjoyed my time there. I learned a great deal of the product life cycle. My team was relatively young and we got a long great. The facility was large and had everything one would need to finish their job.

Great workplace in general. Good work/life balance. Exposure to learning experiences each day. Great place for carreer starters. Flexibility is superb. Not that good compensation.

The building is part manufacturing and part office space. It is open basically 24/7 and there are about 1500 employees over the three shifts. My typical day starts at 7 AM and ends around 5 PM. I have a great boss and many of the people I interact with on a daily basis are nice and supportive. It is a nice place to work.

Remedial tasks that take you away from selling. Market is struggling and I am happy to be away from device sales.

well above average pay and benefits, but treatment of employees is deplorable. seems company is more about profiting, than caring for employees, or handling employee concerns, management did nothing about problems presented to them.

I worked at Stryker as a temporary consultant initially for 6 months and the contract was extended for another three months for additional assignments. I worked at R&D as a lab technician and the people I worked with were wonderful. You can develop your own hours depending on the level of work you do. The benefits and amenities are top notch for permanent – more... employees.

As a temp it was very hard for me to network just because you have to be a permanent employee to attend networking events. Otherwise, I enjoyed my stay at Stryker and hope to work for them once I have more experience. – less

Entrepreneurial and Independent work environment, where All-Star players rise to the top and succeed in managing territories and driving sales.

Excellent company with highly competative employees. It is a very fast pace, adaptive environment. Like any large company, the hardest part of the job was driving change through the corporation.

I enjoyed working with the highly talented, diverse group of co-workers