Servier Malaysia
    (14 reviews)

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    Salary satisfaction at Servier Malaysia

    85%
    When Servier Malaysia employee's were asked 'How would you rate your salary?'85% of employee's rated the salary as high or average

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    at Servier Malaysia Sdn. Bhd.
    Petaling Jaya, Selangor
    Build a rewarding career representing innovative therapies while partnering with healthcare professionals to improve patient care
    Build a rewarding career representing innovative therapies while partnering with healthcare professionals to improve patient care
    classification: Healthcare & MedicalHealthcare & Medical
    20d ago
    20d ago

    at Servier Malaysia Sdn. Bhd.
    Kuching, Sarawak
    Build a rewarding career representing innovative therapies while partnering with healthcare professionals to improve patient care.
    Build a rewarding career representing innovative therapies while partnering with healthcare professionals to improve patient care.
    classification: Healthcare & MedicalHealthcare & Medical
    20d ago
    20d ago

    What’s it like working at Servier Malaysia?

    AI summary of recent reviews

    Employees at Servier Malaysia appreciate the extensive training provided, particularly for fresh graduates, as well as the generous employee benefits such as overseas company trips and vehicle-related allowances. The company culture is seen as positive, with a focus on coaching, empowerment, and a supportive environment. Additionally, Servier Malaysia provides opportunities for growth and career advancement, especially for those starting their careers.

    However, there are some potential challenges, such as a demanding workload with high stress levels and intensive training periods. Concerns have been raised about slow career progression and a lack of clarity regarding promotion criteria. A few employees have noted issues with micromanagement and a lack of empowerment to carry out their roles effectively. Furthermore, some reviewers feel that the compensation, particularly the starting salary, is lower compared to industry standards.