JBS Swift Reviews
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Pros
A lot of really great people who really care about doing a great job.
Major league company with major league work experiences.
Cons
Business model is very tough.
Dollars are tight.
Leadership style is autocratic.
Pros
good pay and lots of overtime hours.
Cons
to many overtime hrs, hard work.
Advice to Senior Management
treat everyone with respect and from my past expirence they would yell at workers alot and not describe the issue in a mature manner.
Pros
Money money money money money
Cons
Hours, hours, hours, hours. They did not tell me I would be working 50+ hours a week.
Advice to Senior Management
n/a
Pros
it pays my bills and i get paid once a week they have good benafits and some blue hats, green hats are good
Cons
some blue hats don't treat their emplores right, the corporation well tell them to do a job one way but the blue hats will tell us to do it another way. the plant runs one way but when corp. comes they all run around like chickens with there heads off trying to run the floor like they should but as soon as corp. leaves its back to the same way it always as. i think corp needs to make a surprise vist and not to let them know that they are coming.
i also think that the white hats should get bonues also because we work just as hard as the blue hats. we should also get pdos paid day off when we get sick. we loose alot of good workers cause we get treated poorly . why do some blue hats get 6000 dollors in bonues when the white hats do the phsical jobs
Advice to Senior Management
for the blue hats to lestan to corp. and do their jobs the right way not the way they want to but the way that corp. wants it to be done.
Pros
Nice building, good cafeteria, good people (not management) to work with..
Cons
management full of bullys' no clear answers everything is wait wait wait.... low pay they want to work brazil style low pays more more work... not people considerate just work and bottom line...no job security at all...if they find someone cheaper you are as good as gone...
Advice to Senior Management
You are in the US now stop pussing people and pay more...yes you are growing very fast...but you are not thinkign about people who make things work for you.
Pros
World leader in the industry - great people to work with (management excepted). Very exciting and dynamic environment.
Cons
Very little communication from top down. Non-traditional working environment. Long hard hours, and pay is minimal. If you are not in the "inner-circle" you are just an employee. There is a sense of teamwork among those you work with, however, you could lose your job at any time. there is no job security with this company. If an acquisition occurs your position may be eliminated. All decisions are about the bottom-line and little information is provided about the overall goals and strategy of the company.
Advice to Senior Management
Work on employee relations, and increase overall pay.
Pros
Great location, wonderful facilities. Industry & market share leader. Historically significant. When times are good this is a great company to be part of, however, with the current state of the industry (closed borders, food safety concerns, declining consumer purchase of high-quality cuts) times and the company have become extremely lean. Pork opps have been historically healthy and profitable. I was at Swift & Company prior the JBS acquisition.
Cons
Industry in decline and Swift's plants need an infusion of funds. Foreign ownership has turned a once strong branded marketer into an operational-driven plow horse. New senior management is adapting to American consumer and has had spotty success.
Advice to Senior Management
I applaud Batista for improving the operational aspects of the company but hope he realizes the need and significance of premium branded programs to the long term growth and profitability of the company. He has a lot of talented employees (and their families) on board.
