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Where there's smoke, there may just be Americans lighting up Philip Morris USA (PM USA) products. The subsidiary of tobacco giant Altria Group is the #1 cigarette maker in the US; PM USA holds half the nation's retail cigarette market. Its Marlboro brand, alone, accounts for more than 40% of cigarette retail sales in the country. Other brands include Virginia Slims and Parliament, and discount brands Basic and L&M. The company also makes Marlboro Snus, a smokeless, spit-free, tobacco pouch, in the US. All told, cigarettes generate more than 80% of the parent's revenues...More
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Philip Morris USA Ratings & Reviews Posted by employees
Employees are “Satisfied” 44 ratings
83% of the CEO 6 ratings
William F. (Billy) Gifford Jr.
President and CEO
Pros: Immediate projects and responsibilities, classic CPG brand management training – Full Review `
Philip Morris USA Salaries Posted by employees
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$56,643 |
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$75,930 |
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$85,738 |
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Philip Morris USA Interview Questions & Reviews Posted by candidates
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Sep 2009 – Reviewed May 11, 2011
Interview Details – Very Positive. Had phone screen with recruiter, then phone screen with hiring manager, followed by panel, then day in the field, then offer and background/drug test. Excellent company to get your foot in the door for business to business sales. Lots of training and skills practice. Manager was… – Full Interview
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Tell me about a specific time when you had a difficult customer and how you handled the situation.
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