“Transform to a world class company”

Pros:  “1. The culture encourage continue learning 2. The top executives have a good long term vision to guide the company to the right path.”

Cons:  “The middle managers inability to follow through company's policy. Need to have a better system to rewarding the people who can create value for the company.” – Full Review

“Very good for start up postion. Not much advancement from within unless coming from a consulting firm.”

Pros:  “The milk industry itself appears to be very stable. Clean work stations with good salaries. Wil pay for tuition. Time for life after work.”

Cons:  “No advancement, unless you are a consultant. Always bringing new people without any prior experience in the milk industry. Good for consultants and other beverage…” – Full Review

“They are great people!”

Pros:  “They find me work where I can't. When one lady left my location. the other lady step in with no problems!”

Cons:  “Nothing bad to say about them.” – Full Review

“Great company to work for”

Pros:  “Great discount on products Great motivational management Great visual department Supportive of employees at every level Flexible schedule Lots of free product to try”

Cons:  “Petty combative sales staff that fight over sales No career advancement Company perks declining like insurance and retirement money Weekend working hours” – Full Review

“Glad to have had the experience of working at HP”

Pros:  “Working with great people who are interested in getting things done and are concerned about the customer experience. The HP Way. Work life Balance.”

Cons:  “Continued rounds of "workforce reductions" have led to the loss of a lot of IP. HP Labs is relative shadow of itself. More politicking, especially after the Compaq…” – Full Review

“Enjoyed working there very much.”

Pros:  “My manager was fantastic. When I asked how to help him (and myself) advance, he looked for a promotion for me in another division since it was not possible in mine…”

Cons:  “Limited career growth opportunity, but that was a long time ago (1999). I did appreciate that my supervisor was honest enough to present the available options…” – Full Review