Becton, Dickinson and Company

"Tons of opportunity to build and iterate. I'm remote, so my view on WLB may be baised, but there is an emphasis on RTW and being in-office 3 days/week. "

"This organization is a hidden gem. I feel supported both personally and professionally and love the warmth I feel in our culture."

"Great culture; kind people; smart and dedicated to the mission and purpose of the company. The work environment at BD Biosciences is inclusive and one where it is easy to learn and grow. Excellent organization. "

"Great place to work, You're part of an amazing team. I love the culture. I love the core values."

"BD is a great place to work. Although it is an older and larger company, within IT, there is a big push to become a leaner entity that is modernizing everyday."

"BD has been a great employer in my experience. They have supported my development as a woman in technology and helped me grow. BD does have some challenges with diversity of senior technology leaders and need to work harder to bring in more diverse talent into the technology ranks."

"It is a nice company. They recognize need for inclusion and diversity. There is still a ways to go, but company is committed. "

"This is a great employer that has a strong focus in promoting diverse talents within the organisation. "

"Culture is relationship driven. Ensure you align with a senior leader early on. Keep eye out for a sponsor/mentor to help move you along. "

"Men are highly valued, it's a backstabbing culture where playing favorites is extremely common. I changed departments, thinking this may improve, but it's the same."

"As a young female looking to break into a new industry, my specific experience was quite awful. I was taught quite a bit about the perils of a corporate environment and given the work of three jobs, to my one paycheck. In a conversation with HR, I was told that the environment at BD was "passive aggressive" and if I couldn't adapt to this particular brand of work environment (where nbobody tolerated honesty and openness and instead talked behind people's backs and gossiped like middle-schoolers), maybe this wasn't the place for me. Should have listened sooner!"

"The leadership is almost completely white males. The women here are very cliquey and closed off to letting in new women. People generally stay here a long time, so you are the new person to people that know each other for ~10 years +. Everyone protects their own job. Bonuses are few, lay-offs are often yearly. Benefits are very good but they are outweighed by the lack of opportunities. At the time I was there, sick leave was very generous, which I think could be applied to maternity leave."