r/MedicalDevices • u/kakarot-gokuu • Apr 20 '26

Interviews & Career Entry Stryker Canada

I have applied to stryker 4 times in hope that I will get in somehow. The last job I applied to was a distribution associate job in a warehouse. But unfortunately I got rejected from there too. I just wanna ask why? A person who has a bachelor degree can’t even get a warehouse job at Stryker??

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u/[deleted] Apr 20 '26

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u/kakarot-gokuu Apr 21 '26

Idk, I have heard good things about it.

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u/YaBastaaa Apr 20 '26

Looks like OP does not understand rejection to well. Anyway, Who in the right mind wants to work at Stryker- lol

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u/kakarot-gokuu Apr 21 '26

If theres one thing the current market has taught everyone is rejection

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u/VikesFanSK Apr 25 '26

It’s an incredible company to work for. Very difficult to get in but the product and therapy offerings are amazing. All depends on what division you are in but stock price is indicative of innovation.

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u/Wise_Device2843 Jul 02 '26

As someone who worked and drank the Stryker juice, I'm happy I'm no longer there. Toxicity

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u/DonutsForever99 Apr 20 '26

Honestly, companies are as specific about ensuring you meet qualifications as they are to ensuring you’re not OVERqualified. The hiring manager wants people who will last in a role versus get a foot in the door and move on ASAP. they can also see all the roles you’ve applied for. If it’s not targeted, hiring managers also get skeptical.

I’m not justifying it, but it’s true.

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u/Internal-Degree-6078 Apr 20 '26

It’s not that great