"This program is a testament to the fact that Stryker is an organization that cares about its employees and as well as all of humankind. When I read about this, I was happy to learn that Stryker is concerned about healthy and safe working conditions. These factors are import to me in working for an organization that cares for people."

"I think the supply chain transparency program is important and shows how much Stryker cares about its patients and customers and the environment. It is important to me because I think it is selfish and a lie when companies promote that they are doing good when they are buying from sources that may finance armed conflict and promote human rights abuses."

"I saw a news report on this in the last year where children were shown mining for hours a day to barely make enough money for their families to survive. It is extremely important to work for a company that recognizes this and takes extra steps to ensure they are not supporting this."

"Eliminating the sourcing of 3TG from groups that may finance armed conflicts, and promote human rights abuse in countries such as the Congo, Rwanda, South Sudan. File conflict minerals disclosure. How can Stryker as an organization live by its values of integrity, accountability, and people if it is fueling acts of violence and corruption? I believe I have a strong and good moral compass and would want to have no association with such acts."

"I was impressed to read about Stryker supporting responsible sourcing from the Conflict Region and expects its suppliers to procure material containing 3TG from socially responsible sources. The goal is to eliminate funding to human rights abusers while continuing to support socially responsible commerce in the Conflict Region. It is awesome how the company not only cares about its employees but also about communities that are suffering armed conflicts and takes care not to finance in any way this conflict."

"While I am not familiar with this program I can see that it supports Stryker's mission of global sustainability."

"Although I do not know very much about this program, at Stryker, while drafting the raw materials specifications one of the specifications is to source responsibly. We currently purchase gold from socially responsible sources or we melt the current devices and re cast them. I think this is very important that socially responsible sourced materials prevent slave or blood labor and products from entering the market. I currently do not own any blood diamonds, I use alternative stones, lab grown, and metals that are sourced socially responsibly."