Drug companies in the U.S. satisfaction competition: GeneTec, Novo Nordisk, AbbVie ranked in the top three

Fortune magazine recently released its 2020 list of the best places to work in the U.Sbiopharmaceutical industry, with Roche's Gene Tektronix, Novo Nordisk and AbbVie in the top threeOther biopharmaceutical companies on thelist include Horizon Therapeutics, United Therapeutics, Acorda Therapeutics, Exact Sciences, Harmony Biosciences, Accent Therapeutics and Boston PharmaceuticalsAccording to Fortune, 85 percent of the assessments are based on a survey of their experiences at the company filled out by anonymous employees and a further analysis of the survey questions and answers based on the size of the company and the demographic composition of the workforce relative to their industry peers"Genetek is an inclusive and diverse place where I can put my heart and soul into my work and see what I really are," says an employee of Genentech,No matter how new I am to this organization, I will be given applause in public and will be given the opportunity to grow at every stepinterestingly, the top three big biopharmaceutical companies outperformed the other seven small biopharmaceutical companies in terms of employee feedbackIn the Genentech, AbbVie, Novo and Nord surveys, the percentage of employees who said the company was a great workplace ranged from 85 to 89 percent, compared with more than 90 percent for smaller biopharmaceutical companies, The Company, which works to transform RNA-modified protein science into innovative cancer therapies, employs only about 20 people and 100 percent of them are generally satisfiedAccent Therapeutics leads each of the five separate questions about management engagement, ease of humanity, ability, and organizational vision, both 100%in summary, the questionnaire included more than 60 questions, including questions about employee benefitsGenentech, AbbVie, Novo and Nord do a good job of telling people about their employers and the company's contribution to the communityin addition to the questionnaire, the ranking is based on an external assessment of innovation, company values, and the effectiveness of the company's leadershipFortune points out that this ranking was established before the COVID-19 pandemicThe response to the crisis may tilt the balance towards large biopharmaceutical companies, which have more resources to use to help society and employees, whether pharmaceuticals or financial supportFor example, Genentech recently started a clinical trial of the arthritis drug Actemra (tocofidia) to assess whether the drug can control the dangerous inflammatory response associated with COVID-19 infection The company also supplied 10,000 bottles of Actemra to the National Reserve for future use AbbVie is working with health authorities, including the World Health Organization (WHO), to conduct clinical trials of its HIV compound drug Kaletra/Aluvia as a potential treatment for COVID-19 The company, along with several other U.S pharmaceutical companies, including Mercado, Lilly and Pfizer, has introduced policies that allow its employees to provide expertise through volunteer work during a crisis while still paying full pay at the same time, Novo Nordisk is working to help people who are financially affected by the new coronavirus pneumonia pandemic by providing 90-day insulin supplies free of charge to eligible patients under its Enhanced Diabetes Program reference source: Genentech, Novo Nordisk and AbbVie top the list of best workplaces in biopharma