Current Employee2.0Mar 22, 2025No work life balance, with hourly pay around $15-$25 an hour based on the amount of time we work. Not worth it!
No work life balance, with hourly pay around $15-$25 an hour based on the amount of time we work. Not worth it!
Current Employee3.4Dec 17, 2024Stryker is a great place to work but it comes with many pros and cons. It will always be near the top when it comes to product portfolio and compensation but it is a very competitive, sink or swim environment.
Stryker is a great place to work but it comes with many pros and cons. It will always be near the top when it comes to product portfolio and compensation but it is a very competitive, sink or swim environment.
Current Employee4.0Sep 15, 2025Experience is very territory and team dependent. You will work hard but sustainability and mental sanity depend on how willing your teammates are to balance the workload with you. Pay is often dictated by senior reps who will cut a larger portion for themselves relative to the amount of work they do. There is opportunity to make a lot of money in this job and it can...Read More
Experience is very territory and team dependent. You will work hard but sustainability and mental sanity depend on how willing your teammates are to balance the workload with you. Pay is often dictated by senior reps who will cut a larger portion for themselves relative to the amount of work they do. There is opportunity to make a lot of money in this job and it can...Read More
Former Employee3.6Aug 1, 2023Stryker is amazing, sometimes a bit much with the culture but a wonderful place to develop.
