Pros
Supportive PM group. Strong teamwork more like Misery team building make tough days manageable.
Cons
Catalent has become an extremely difficult place to work due to the complete lack of strong, consistent leadership. There is little to no clear direction from upper management, and decisions often feel reactive rather than strategic. Employees are left to navigate constant uncertainty without support, guidance, or a clear vision for the future. Layoffs have become frequent and seem to happen without transparency or accountability. Instead of addressing the root causes of operational issues, leadership often shifts blame onto employees. Teams are expected to deliver results while dealing with understaffing, unclear expectations, and constantly changing priorities. This creates an environment where employees feel disposable rather than valued. Morale across teams has suffered significantly. Many talented, hardworking individuals have been let go, while those remaining are left to carry increased workloads without recognition or reassurance. It feels like there is no stability or long-term future within the company, which makes it difficult to stay motivated or invested. What is most frustrating is the lack of ownership from leadership. Rather than acknowledging structural and organizational failures, employees are often blamed for problems that stem from poor planning, lack of communication, and inconsistent management decisions. This erodes trust and creates a culture of fear and uncertainty. Catalent has the potential to be a strong organization, but without accountable leadership, clear direction, and genuine support for employees, it continues to decline. Until leadership takes responsibility and prioritizes transparency, stability, and employee well-being, it will remain a challenging and discouraging place to work