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People are a family here, community and environment oriented, good health-care, dental, 401k match, mental health package, snack program, lots of fun cultural programs like the annual company fair, 5 year reward trip to a distant destination, company garden, kids day...

Direction of the company doesn't always seem clear even after explanation, hectic work schedule depending on the department, difficult to find skilled employees in the area to help with more complex roles

-Management was friendly, responsive and respectful -Very generous employee discount on products, even to interns -Constantly evolving environment that promotes learning -Constantly seeking to become more efficient and embrace new tech choices -Environmentally and socially conscious

-Held back by one or two past software choices -B-Corp status necessitates some strict policies on food and waste

Keep pioneering sustainability and healthy practices

-was a good company prior to P&G (had ethics and previous owners cared and were good people. P&G drove the owners out of the company) -Products were top of the line prior to P&G. Since acquiring the company begun changing their products

-treats employees like numbers -products are constantly out of stock but the company doesn't make adjustments in your sales goals. This is done purposefully so that your bonus is unreachable. This also upsets stores and affects your overall business and job. -American company so they don't abide by Canadian employment laws and you can't do anything about it. -expect you to work 12 hour days -might double your territory size without notice or increasing pay - most employees end up leaving or on mental health leave because the company is so awful -accepts misogynistic, racist and sexist behaviors by superiors - american superiors talk politics with Canadian stores in meetings boasting about how wonderful Trump is... -Proctor and Gamble owns this company -watched my superior steal products from local stores - lack of career advancement since most roles are in US -almost everyone in upper management that had ethics and morals left the company once P&G started changing things - lost all company spirit and moralities and personality- it was very sad to see

Proctor and Gamble just drove a 35+ year old company down the drain. Previous owners were wonderful people and the company changed. Very very sad.

- Given project with significant responsibility and given the freedom to solve problem - Enthusiastic coworkers who always want each other to succeed

- Some inefficiencies prevent it from being a leaner company

lots of tech to do job effectively. Support from director

very sales focused and his stress

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