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88% of the CEO
Pros – Great benefits (company paid car, trips, etc.), quick promotions, job requirements are clearly defined.
Cons – Have to stock shelves (I went to college for this?), a lot of travel, politics are crazy, and the management teams are bi-polar in that you may have 3 levels of management telling you different things.
Advice to Senior Management – Value the employees you have more and take the time to properly develop and train your newly hired employees.
2012-10-03 16:22 PDT
Pros – Benefits and people were good
Cons – Split of the company made it a difficult environment
2012-10-05 18:47 PDT
Pros – Great co-workers.
Lots of job opportunities.
Room for growth.
Gain lots of knowledge in position.
Cons – Lack of training.
Only get promotions based on who you know.
Same people get promoted over and over again.
Horrible management.
Too much work load.
NO work/life balance at all.
2012-10-01 21:05 PDT
Pros – The company is very well recognized by many as a leader in quality foods. The supervisors work very well with others to ensure their safety and that the best product is sold.
Cons – There are times when employee hours are very scarce. The expectation of employees is that they will have 40 hours as full-time workers. However, the company frequently changes the employee schedule without sufficient notice
Advice to Senior Management – Production assembly is not an easy task. Although it doesn't take a high IQ, it would be wonderful if management remembered that we are valued members who have vested interest in the success of this company.
2012-09-26 04:50 PDT
Pros – -They value new experiences and learning
-Friendly co-workers
Cons – -Not great job stability in engineering
2012-09-25 09:06 PDT
Pros – Work life balance is great. Switch to PTO a couple years ago means a lot of vacation time, even for new employees.
Cons – Focus on developing finance careers has taken a backseat to cutting overheads/jobs and focus on a successful split into two companies.
Not as many great leaders as there could be for a great company like this.
2012-09-14 17:38 PDT
Pros – Advancement, Management Support, Employee Recognition
Cons – Outsourcing to save a buck. Sad.
Advice to Senior Management – Scrap the outsourcing.
2012-09-18 13:22 PDT
Pros – Good benefits and telecommuting opportunities. On site health club and company store. Plenty of opportunities for project managers.
Cons – Work/life balance can often be an issue. Sometimes management says one thing but their actions do another. They publicly support work/life balance while continuing to take on heavy workloads that will ensure their staff may not be able to take PTO time or experience a work/life balance that is adequate.
Advice to Senior Management – Don't allow "stretch goals" to over stress employees by overloading them with too much work that prevents them from spending time with their families.
2012-09-10 08:20 PDT
Pros – job stability and good salary
Cons – there is not enough help or manpower in the M&R department
Advice to Senior Management – consider hiring more employees to help reduce worker comp claims from injuries caused by lack of help and employees trying to complete work to get production back
2012-09-09 15:19 PDT
Pros – competitive salary
great benefits
merit based promotions
Cons – Not very nimble
no set culture
2012-09-09 20:19 PDT
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