Avantor at a glance - Anonymous employee Avantor Employee Review

2.0
Dec 4, 2014
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

The dedication and work ethics of the middle management down to the operators on the shop floor are Avantor's greatest asset. Sadly these will be lost through attrition as people will look elsewhere for an employer with more stability and vision of the future.

Cons

Being owned by a private equity company is damaging to the long term vision of this company. The revolving door of CEO's and level of unreasonable demands on middle management to set things right, is not a good model for growth or profitability. Working here is being in a High pressure environment with near zero job satisfaction.

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5.0
Aug 19, 2025
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Pros

Avantor has top-tier people you get to work with and around. The company does a great job focusing on people and their development. Over the past several years, the Company has continued to highlight its purpose and impact by enabling science and supporting our customers who do amazing things for humankind.

Cons

Since Avantor has similar value streams under different leaders, this tends to lead to redundancy or counterproductive activities.

3.0
Jun 3, 2026
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Pros

starting pay and the ability to work independently.

Cons

There is a significant amount of workplace drama and unprofessional behavior within the team, which can make the environment feel more like a high school setting than a professional workplace. Management appears to have limited understanding of employees' day-to-day responsibilities and is often resistant to feedback or process improvement suggestions. Employees may feel discouraged from raising concerns or proposing changes. Advancement opportunities also seem limited, with promotions and career growth often perceived as being influenced by personal relationships rather than merit. Additionally, the annual performance review process can be frustrating, as employees may feel that the scoring system makes it difficult to achieve the highest ratings and corresponding compensation increases, regardless of performance. Finally, there are concerns about workload distribution, with some leadership positions appearing to have fewer responsibilities than other team members.

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