Good company, horrible canteen - Manufacturing Operator Viatris Employee Review

Great people and the having this kind of experience on your resume is a plus. You often get opportuinites to make impressions on higher management from other teams/divisions.

There aren't too many that stick out which would lead me not to recommend this role.

The organization has been in the midst of major transformation for many years, which could create meaningful opportunities for improvement, if managed well. There are capable employees across the company who want to contribute and move the organization forward.

Communication and culture currently feel very top-down. Employees are often expected to just listen rather than participate in shaping ideas, which can make it difficult to introduce new thinking. In a time when a company is navigating significant change, that dynamic can limit innovation and honest dialogue. The company frequently promotes leadership changes through press releases framed as major milestones. However, insiders know these announcements involve leaders who have been part of the existing structure for years, which can create a disconnect between external messaging and internal perception. There had also been considerable strategic repositioning while the company was already in the middle of a major transition. Shifting direction during an ongoing transformation has only created more uncertainty internally, and employees appear hesitant to speak openly about concerns. Overall morale appears low.