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88% of the CEO
Tony Vernon
Former Employee – worked at Kraft Foods
Pros – Name recognition for building your resume
Cons – very over worked on all levels, senior management is not afriad to remind you that if you cannot finish what "needs" to be done on company time you need to "take it home"
Advice to Senior Management – lead by example
No, I would not recommend this company to a friend
2010-09-06 15:22 PDT
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Former Employee – worked at Kraft Foods
Pros – The benefits package were good - medical, dental, vision. Co-workers were friendly.
Cons – They micro-manage their employees to the fullest extent. They were unwilling to work with my personal situation, and had me traveling all over the central Florida market. I had a personal family tragedy that occurred, and they gave me a few days off for my immediate family member's funeral. However, I wanted to get back to work soon after, but the company was unwilling to work with me in regards to travel. I needed to stay close to my family because we were all grieving and needed each other during that difficult time. It seems like they place more importance on newlyweds and individuals with children, rather than someone who lost one of their closest family members. I understand if individuals have children, but to place more importance on newlyweds above my situation is just absurd. Overall, they breached their contract stating that I would be residing and working out of Pinellas County. They had me in Citrus County averaging 3 weeks out of a month.
There was no defined career path. I placed high priority into the quality of my work, and performed well, and in turn their was no reward in this regard.
Advice to Senior Management – Place more compassion into your employees' overall well-being. Work with them during difficult situation, and try to be accommodating to their needs. Give your employees a defined career path, or a particular goal for them to attain to reach to the next level in the company. Reward your employees for their performance, and open up job opportunities based on performance rather than solely basing it on what is available at the time. If there is nothing available reward them with some kind of compensation to gain a higher retention rate of your employees. The bonuses that are offered are chump change, and not worth the effort that your employees contribute to the organization.
No, I would not recommend this company to a friend
2011-10-17 18:01 PDT
Current Employee – been working at Kraft Foods
Pros – Great people make it a good place to work, lots of causal data available, company cars for just about everyone at field sales level.
Cons – Incompetent layers of management at the Retail level, too much finger-pointing when tasks don't get done, upper management that does not want to hear the real truth about what works/what doesn't.
Advice to Senior Management – Listen to the overwhelming issues regarding Retail. Do not go only on "milk runs"-none of the other stores look like that! Quit focusing so much on Cadbury's and get back to basics!
No, I would not recommend this company to a friend
2010-04-24 12:30 PDT
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