The CEO allowed something terrible to happen and didn't resign - Scientist Pfizer Employee Review

Organized program, beautiful office, lots of networking opportunities

Projects are not well planned out for interns to take on

A good amount of remote monitoring, which depending on how you view can be a positive.

Changing systems and inconsistent standards are applied to people. There are many differing models that often muddy how you are supposed to do your job, especially when other staff members don't quite understand. How do you interface with the changing models? There tends to be a lot of blame and foisting of responsibilities. Sometimes you can become overburdened with a lot of work, where people do not respect your time and think that their tasks should take priority. It is possible to be contacted late at night with work to do and then be criticized the next day for not being able to keep up.