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Do you work at Johnson & Johnson? How did you find the job? How did you get that first interview? Any advice for someone trying to get in? |
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Noble Schuyler in Bear Creek, Pennsylvania 64 months ago |
Host said: Do you work at Johnson & Johnson? How did you find the job? How did you get that first interview? No, I don not work at Johnson. I drove by the new facility that you are building in Tobyhanna PA. I am wanting to obtain an application for employment. |
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no name in Clifton Heights, Pennsylvania 64 months ago |
I applied to J&J many times for jobs I was easily qualified for and either got rejected or no answer at all. The inside scoop I got was that you either have to have inside contact at J&J or start as a Temp. I also heard it is very beauracratic organization despite the public image. This is one of those marque companies everyone wants to work for. They get many resumes from those seeking jobs and from those lay off from other Pharma. |
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Displaced in PA in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 64 months ago |
[]Hard to get in. Internal contacts rule. Yes, very Beauracratic. Each separate operating company (over 200 within JnJ) has it's own culture and rules.(Good and bad) Often they conflict when trying to cooperate and leverage as JnJ. They are their own worst competition. Cutbacks at Pfizer and Merck are nothing compared to those at JnJ. They silence those who speak out. Pharm competition loves them because they are not aggressive, have poor ad agencies, and spend no money to compete. Work the people hard. Compensation is fair-midland. |
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D in Jacksonville, Florida 63 months ago |
I have had two interviews for med sales. I will say that it appears that all the companies ignore you unless you have an in. I recommend a recruiter or getting to know someone inside. I lucked out. I worked with an excellent placement firm and also know a VP at JNJ. The placement firm got me in front of the recruiter for JNJ and the VP name recognition got me a quick second interview. Now I am waiting for a district manager interview. |
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GW in Clifton Park, New York 63 months ago |
Wow-who are you-you should be a consultant for a hiring agency.......What are your thoughts on Tyco,Boston Sci and Big Blue? Displaced in PA said: []Hard to get in. Internal contacts rule. Yes, very Beauracratic. Each separate operating company (over 200 within JnJ) has it's own culture and rules.(Good and bad) Often they conflict when trying to cooperate and leverage as JnJ. They are their own worst competition. Cutbacks at Pfizer and Merck are nothing compared to those at JnJ. They silence those who speak out. Pharm competition loves them because they are not aggressive, have poor ad agencies, and spend no money to compete. Work the people hard. Compensation is fair-midland. |
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shelia jackson 63 months ago |
I am currently unemployed after working as a medical assistant for thirteen and a half years
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Elaine in Reading, Pennsylvania 62 months ago |
I am an experienced HR Mgr. Even have pharma experience. I have repeatedly applied for this and 2 other HR positions at J&J for which I am qualified. They never call me but they keep posting the jobs. I actually got an e-mail from them last week saying this particular job was pulled for business reasons. If they are not going to entertain resumes from ouside their hallowed walls, they should stop posting the openings. |
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Laid Off J&J employee form Phila in Feasterville Trevose, Pennsylvania 62 months ago |
It is not what you know at J&J, but who you know. Be a friend of someone that works there and you are in, no matter how good or not so good you are at your job. |
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Venice Curry 62 months ago |
Noble Schuyler in Bear Creek, Pennsylvania said: No, I don not work at Johnson. I drove by the new facility that you are building in Tobyhanna PA. I am wanting to obtain an application for employment. Were exactly is the JNJ building located in Tobyhanna PA. I am looking forward to working closer to my home. I would like to obtain an application for employment. |
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Manny in Newark, New Jersey 60 months ago |
I live less than a quater mile from the J&J Building in Tobyhanna and would like to work closer to my house,now i'm working in Jersey City New Jersey and the commute is killing me,can anyone point me in the right direction??? Thanking you in advance. |
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Venice Curry 60 months ago |
I wish I had some information on J&J I commute everyday to New Jersey myself and I hate it. |
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Manny in Newark, New Jersey 60 months ago |
Aftyer posting yesterday I may have some news soon. Hang in there. |
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Venice 60 months ago |
Thank you. I appreciate it. |
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Joe in Narberth, Pennsylvania 60 months ago |
Host said: Do you work at Johnson & Johnson? How did you find the job? How did you get that first interview? Yes ,
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Mark in Narberth, Pennsylvania 60 months ago |
I agree with you completely! Most of the employees at JNJ Centocor know each other. It is a POLITICAL ENVIRONMENT and a HUGE TURNOVER! Most of the bosses there are friends of the President of the CLinical Pharmacology unit. They are not qualified to have the jobs that they have and spend most of their days in their offices on the phone! |
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JPC in Kenilworth, New Jersey 60 months ago |
I interviewed at J&J about 2 months ago. They conduct behavioral based interviews, so if you are lucky ti get an interview, make sure you prepare well. One of the interviewers looked like she was not very happy to be at J&J. She did not smile once and had a little attitude. Another interviewer looked like he had not slept in days and get yawning throughout the interview (he said he had a new born and had not gotten much sleep). Truly, I was not impressed by this motley crew of people with attitudes and "Mr. I have not not slept in days." |
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Manny in Newark, New Jersey 60 months ago |
Thanks for the tips i'll keep my eyes out for some of these fools. When I get an interview i'll be sharp. |
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lacee in Birmingham, Alabama 60 months ago |
JnJ have tons of positions in AL right now. Everyday the keep popping up. I never get a call and I am qualified. How can you meet someone that works there? haha Any secrets?/ |
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Lauri in Danville, California 60 months ago |
JPC in Kenilworth, New Jersey said: I interviewed at J&J about 2 months ago. They conduct behavioral based interviews, so if you are lucky ti get an interview, make sure you prepare well. Can you tell me type of behavioral questions they asked? How long was your interview? Were you interviewing for a rep position? |
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JPC in Linden, New Jersey 60 months ago |
Lauri in Danville, California said: Can you tell me type of behavioral questions they asked? How long was your interview? Were you interviewing for a rep position?[/QUOTE |
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overqualified in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 60 months ago |
no name in Clifton Heights, Pennsylvania said: I applied to J&J many times for jobs I was easily qualified for and either got rejected or no answer at all. It is EXTREMELY DIFFICULT to get into a JNJ company unless you know someone there! I got to the interview process and was shocked to learn that I was being interviewed by a former co-worker of mine. I had 6 interviews and was sent from one conference room to the next. It was grueling. JNJ Centocor in Radnor has a HUGE TURNOVER. They are always advertising a lot of jobs. BE AWARE of the CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY UNIT. You do not want to work there!
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overqualified in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 60 months ago |
Elaine in Reading, Pennsylvania said: I am an experienced HR Mgr. Even have pharma experience. I have repeatedly applied for this and 2 other HR positions at J&J for which I am qualified. They never call me but they keep posting the jobs. I actually got an e-mail from them last week saying this particular job was pulled for business reasons. If they are not going to entertain resumes from ouside their hallowed walls, they should stop posting the openings. I agree. The HR manager of JNJ Centocor Radnor, Chesterbrook and Malvern is a close friend of one of the VP's there. You will never get in unless you are brought in by someone you know. Good luck. |
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CJ in Canton, Georgia 59 months ago |
D in Jacksonville, Florida said: I have had two interviews for med sales. I will say that it appears that all the companies ignore you unless you have an in. I recommend a recruiter or getting to know someone inside. I lucked out. I worked with an excellent placement firm and also know a VP at JNJ. The placement firm got me in front of the recruiter for JNJ and the VP name recognition got me a quick second interview. Now I am waiting for a district manager interview. I am looking for a medical sales position in the Atlanta area and was wondering who your recruiter is? Thanks |
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Real Estate Sales Burnout in San Antonio, Texas 59 months ago |
Hi. I am an Atlanta Realtor looking to get into a Sales Position.....Pharma, Consumer Products.....anything in Sales with a reputable company and great pay. I need help trying to break into these companies and want to know the secret. Thanks for any advice! |
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Manny in Newark, New Jersey 59 months ago |
There is no secret! you either know someone in there or you can't get in but if you do then the miracle happened.Good Luck |
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OCC in Somerville, New Jersey 59 months ago |
I heard that Johnson and Johnson are having a massive amount of layoff's right now. |
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Manny in Newark, New Jersey 59 months ago |
Real Estate Sales Burnout in San Antonio, Texas said: Hi. I am an Atlanta Realtor looking to get into a Sales Position.....Pharma, Consumer Products.....anything in Sales with a reputable company and great pay. I need help trying to break into these companies and want to know the secret. Thanks for any advice! with all do respect man stay there in Atlanta i'm sure it's beautiful there.Have you read this post is about knowing someone in J&J or you can't get in. |
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A Friend Of Hugh in Woodbury, New Jersey 58 months ago |
overqualified in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania said: I agree. The HR manager of JNJ Centocor Radnor, Chesterbrook and Malvern is a close friend of one of the VP's there. You will never get in unless you are brought in by someone you know. Good luck. Glad that someone posted that in this forum! I know who you mean! Her Name is Kirsty and she is a good friend of the Vice President. She makes 83K per year and does a great job supplying the grease that makes JNJ Centocor run! She is the fox who watches the hen house. Be Advised. |
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Thakfultony in Fort Wayne, Indiana 58 months ago |
I had multiple on-site personal interview in Warsaw and as a result I was offered a position. However, after going through their interview process which is time consuming and a bunch of smoke and mirrors and after reviewing all of the 78 comments regarding employement at J&J. I would never consider accepting the position. Do not waste your time |
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Manny in Newark, New Jersey 58 months ago |
Thanks! I thought as much. |
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Patty in Sydney, Australia 58 months ago |
I actually got a job at J&J without knowing anyone. I worked for Centocor-Chesterbrook a year ago. I now live in Sydney, Australia and am applying for a position at J&J Research down here. Do you think I'll get in since I worked at a J&J before?? |
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Manny in Newark, New Jersey 58 months ago |
you should but Sidney and the US is a different ball game however you would have a better chance than someone who never worked for them before and left in good terms. |
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MK in Downingtown, Pennsylvania 58 months ago |
hi freinds
the only thing left is work at wallmart |
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JPC in Maplewood, New Jersey 58 months ago |
Do you really want to work for a whole bunch of arrogant jerks? |
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Guardian Angel in Cheltenham, Pennsylvania 58 months ago |
Patty in Sydney, Australia said: I actually got a job at J&J without knowing anyone. I worked for Centocor-Chesterbrook a year ago. I now live in Sydney, Australia and am applying for a position at J&J Research down here. Do you think I'll get in since I worked at a J&J before?? Dear Aussie friend,
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lkl in Flemington, New Jersey 58 months ago |
OCC in Somerville, New Jersey said: I heard that Johnson and Johnson are having a massive amount of layoff's right now. So given this- Why do they keep posting job ads? Bad management? |
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Tell it like it is in Penfield, New York 58 months ago |
If you want to come home frustrated and depressed, feeling like anything you do will never be good enough to get ahead with this company... Then purse it.. The job I found this post site with is my old job and the posters here are telling it like it is, They might as well shred their precious CREDO because the company has become so dilute with other organizations and managements So many young managers from the "Me" generation, that the CREDO setup by General Johnson is now one big sheild that the corporation can hide behind. I consistanly brought up issues concerning FDA violations, Cgmp policies, and OSHA violations... Still managed to hang onto my job until at a supposed confidential meeting regarding "THE CREDO" I bought up UNION REPRESENTATION as a way to improve the working conditions and the relationship with HR, 3 weeks later I was suspended for one week due to time reporting issues and then terminated the following week. Funny how that worked out since my coworker had been warned repeatedly for years about attendance issues is still working there and I had never recieve a warning about attendance or time reporting (a case can be built against anyone). This company does not care about the employee... I held a position in a lab and was given a chance on a 1 yr. assignment as a scheduler before the year was up they filled my old job forcing me to stay in scheduling. Then moved into bio-formulation, While there a Teamleaders position opened up once there found out they considered it a lateral move and recieved no compensation for taking on the responsiblility of 16 - 20 people at the time. Back to formulation... Made a Tech II but my wages overlapped so there was no increase for the promotion after 19yrs. 6month and 25 days they fired me for attendance reporting problems, 3 weeks after I said UNION REPRESENTATION. You have a chance if you can ignore your surroundings.. I suppose thats why they look to China |
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Sharon in Sydney, Australia 57 months ago |
Host said: Do you work at Johnson & Johnson? How did you find the job? How did you get that first interview? Dear sir, madam, Hello, my name is Sharon, I am Chinese I just received my master (MBA - general management) degree in July, 2007, and I am looking for a job at the moment. I saw your company's recruitment advertisement online, and I just have a try to see whether I have this chance to get a job at your company. If by any chance my application can be accepted, i would work very hard for it. I would like to make a roughly introduce of myself to you My name: Sharon Dai
I completed my bachelor degree in 2005 in University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand. Bachelor of commerce, and specialize in Human resource management And I just got my MBA in this july. I have several working experience in the past 5 years, I was working at restaurant (as counter hand and kitchen hand), farm (as a fruit picker), shops (as a clothes seller), cosmetics section in shopping mall (as a skin care advisor) and food & oil company (as a sectary and translator)... I am applying for PR at the moment, therefore, I am legally to work, also I do have a working permit, this permit will be expired in March, 31, 2008. I would like to send you my CV to have a look whether I am able to get any job at your company... Thanks for your time, and wish you have a nice day :) Sharon |
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Judi Williams in Bushkill, Pennsylvania 57 months ago |
Noble Schuyler in Bear Creek, Pennsylvania said: No, I don not work at Johnson. I drove by the new facility that you are building in Tobyhanna PA. I am wanting to obtain an application for employment. I am currently a branch manager of the Tobyhanna Army Depot FCU. I 17 years of banking experience. I am interested in applying for position with your company. I would definately be an asset to your company. |
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Judi Williams in Bushkill, Pennsylvania 57 months ago |
Noble Schuyler in Bear Creek, Pennsylvania said: No, I don not work at Johnson. I drove by the new facility that you are building in Tobyhanna PA. I am wanting to obtain an application for employment. I am currently a branch manager of the Tobyhanna Army Depot FCU. I have 17 years of banking experience. I am interested in applying for a position with your company. I would definately be an asset to your company. |
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Jerril Felton in Bushkill, Pennsylvania 57 months ago |
Noble Schuyler in Bear Creek, Pennsylvania said: No, I don not work at Johnson. I drove by the new facility that you are building in Tobyhanna PA. I am wanting to obtain an application for employment. I am currently unemployed but a hard worker in many fields. I would like to join your team. I would be a great asset to your company. I am a very fast learner who puts a lot of pride in my work. I look forward to hearing from you. |
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Francois M. Winfrey in Bushkill, Pennsylvania 57 months ago |
I am a graduate from Lincoln Technical Institute. I have a degree in Electronic Engineering. I am very educated in the computer field. I am a multi talented individual with many qualifications. I graduated high school at the age of 16 and college at 19. I would be a great asset to your company. |
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Rona in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania 57 months ago |
Host said: Do you work at Johnson & Johnson? How did you find the job? How did you get that first interview? Please email me back at anor_318@yahoo.com. I would like to make an appontment for a job interview. Thankyou very much. Sincerely, Rona Hammond |
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James Free in Boston, Massachusetts 57 months ago |
JPC in Kenilworth, New Jersey said: I interviewed at J&J about 2 months ago. They conduct behavioral based interviews, so if you are lucky ti get an interview, make sure you prepare well. Don't blame her. After a few years at J&J, you'd have an attitude to.
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Helena in Bridgewater, New Jersey 57 months ago |
James Free in Boston, Massachusetts said: Don't blame her. After a few years at J&J, you'd have an attitude to. O, my God! What an info about J&J? After presenting my CV online, I am now going to disregard this submission as dead based on what I hear. No waste of time. |
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CS in Morristown, New Jersey 57 months ago |
I was working for Pfizer's consumer group which was sold to JnJ for $15bn last`year. A lot of people were laid off but i was one of the lucky ones to be migrated and become a JnJ colleague. Honestly, I have been working in this industry for years and my advice is: stay away from big companies. There's a lot of beauracracy, favoritism, competition and no room for personal growth. You better off start working in a much smaller company, you will be more appreciated and rewarded for the work you do and you will definitely enjoy it more. |
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Cammy in Middletown, Delaware 56 months ago |
I know a lot of people in JNJ, and I still can't get a response. One friend has been there for 7 years (as a sales rep) and has given me an employee referal in the system, my other friends are also in a different field than me, they're in IT, I'm in science. So I guess I have the wrong type of contacts. However, I have to say all of my friends like working for JNJ and highly reccomend it. They say they're worked hard but they're more than well compensated for it... Maybe things have changed? |
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Geraldine May in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 56 months ago |
to be productive in a Successful company |
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Steve in Miami, Florida 56 months ago |
Looking to get into J&J in Jacksonville, Fl.
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