Sanofi FAQ
Have questions about working at Sanofi? Read answers to frequently asked questions to help you make a choice before applying to a job or accepting a job offer.
Whether it's about compensation and benefits, culture and diversity, or you're curious to know more about the work environment, find out from employees what it's like to work at Sanofi.
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(select only 1)59 English questions out of 59
6 May 2022
Does Sanofi offer relocation assistance?
Pros
Great benefits package, friendly work environment
Cons
I have no downside to working in Sanofi
Great benefits package, friendly work environment
6 May 2022
6 January 2022
Does Sanofi offer massages?
Pros
Free coffee and donuts along with lunch
Cons
Toxic culture with unrealistic expectations. No work life balance.
Free coffee and donuts along with lunch
6 January 2022
30 March 2022
Does Sanofi offer dental insurance?
Pros
Great benefits including health and dental cover and life insurance. Co-workers very nice.
Cons
Salary and Target Bonus % was low compared to other companies. Always agressive timelines.
Great benefits including health and dental cover and life insurance.
30 March 2022
16 July 2021
Does Sanofi offer parental leave?
Pros
Good benefits, 9% 401k, paternity leave
Cons
Bureaucratic, slow moving, under resourced.
Good benefits, 9% 401k, paternity leave
16 July 2021
13 September 2020
Does Sanofi have a pension plan?
Pros
This is a large, multi-national company with lots of investment and fast-changing portflio, which allows for participation in multiple different projects. Career prospects are great - if not within the department, within the company there are multiple opportunities to progress. There is also a generous continuous education allowance, which allows one to study towards a selected degree while working. The company invests in the wellbeing of the employees, there is a staff canteen, coffee dock and gym on site, good health insurance and pension benefits, free parking.
Cons
As in many large places, the employee satisfaction depends largely on the direct management - with good leaders the work is great, with bad leaders it can become a nightmare. I personally have had a good experience, but in some departments the staff turn around is quick because it's not as great. There is not much R&D involved in the fill-finish site I work on, so career progression in scientific research is limited. Career progression within the own department is also limited.
Advice to Management
Focus more on the positive feedback - people work hard to deliver goals, most of the time nobody aknowledges that it has been noticed.
The company invests in the wellbeing of the employees, there is a staff canteen, coffee dock and gym on site, good health insurance and pension benefits, free parking.
13 September 2020
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