“Working environment their is really comfortable.”

Pros:  “It is one of the biggest international companies in the world. The organization there is reasonable. Working environment is good and the salary is also good.”

Cons:  “Support from other department is not so in tume, which makes the working efficiency not so high.” – Full Review

“great internship, good exposure to different functions”

Pros:  “-Organized, detailed intern program - Ability to learn about all departments involved - great brand, good product mix -ability to interact with a lot of team members”

Cons:  “- Competitive business, presents challenges to work with” – Full Review

“great company”

Pros:  “great company, loved it, great people”

Cons:  “big company so some red tape and uselessness” – Full Review

“Quick, Efficient and Friendly”

Pros:  “Everyone I worked with at KNF&T was efficient and friendly, a rare find in the world of employment agencies! Great office location!”

Cons:  “I would not reccomend KNF&T if you are not flexible with where you want to work or what kind of work you would be willing to do.” – Full Review

“Great Experience”

Pros:  “Large knowledge base from long term employees from the GE days. Willing to work with you to set goals and climb the ladder Reasonable pay.”

Cons:  “Corporate annoyances typical of any large company Management tolerates underperforming employees too long.” – Full Review

“Solid Company, Great Brands”

Pros:  “Great to be a part of a company that isnt afraid to publicly embrace inclusiveness.”

Cons:  “Career growth can tend to be a little too path-driven. Sometimes hard to transfer crossfunctionally.” – Full Review

“Basically a good company with wide Variety of leadership positions”

Pros:  “Diverse, mostly use data for decision making, in general they invest in people and are well structured. They are pretty true to their values and for the most part have a lot…”

Cons:  “WHR tends to run through vice presidents a lot, especially in brand and product marketing; so if you are going there as a director or VP or in their MBA or…” – Full Review