What is the salary like at Yara?

A big company with a lot of talented people, good salary and benefits and the ability to contribute on meaningful work that sets the agenda for global industry, agriculture and politics. For some departments you have the opportunity to travel, for others not, depending on your profession.

A conservative chemical company that is almost entirely run by white conservative Scandinavians in their 50's voting for the conservative party. Ironically the company spends a great deal of time on promoting its high values, efforts of inclusive culture, diversity and mental health focus. The truth is pretty much the opposite of all of these. This is a place with so much office politics it is quite challenging to stay motivated. Sharp elbows, backstabbing, prestige culture - all reinforced by a total lack of leadership at middle management level, Constant re-organizations in the company make many feel uneasy. This company values long processes above anything else. Not actual results. Do not believe values such as "asking bold questions" or "working together with mutual respect". Nobody cares about these in the actual company.

Good benefits, salary, work life balance

No cons at all, great company

Good overall salary, nice environment, good work life balance

Too much hirarcy, less increment

Yara has a strong company culture with a supportive and positive work environment. It offers a great work-life balance, competitive pay and benefits, and, in some areas, good opportunities for learning and international assignments.

Career development can be unclear, with limited advancement opportunities in some areas. Leadership practices vary widely—some teams feel like a one-man show or suffer from biased management. Workload can be heavy at times. Most concerning was the handling of the recent layoffs: a long, painful, and emotionally draining process stretched over many months, with vague and repeated promises of decisions 'in the coming weeks' that never came, creating unnecessary anxiety and uncertainty.

- Culture is amazing. Everyone is very friendly and supportive of each other. - Benefits are great too, plenty of subsidies, allowance, leaves etc to make sure your well-being is taken care off Honestly one of the best places I have ever work in. Would love to come back in the future and hopefully everything is still as great. *Note this is for the tech arm of Yara

Salary can seem higher or lower depending on how you view it. Yara is a agriculture/chemical company so their salary for tech will be lower compared to other tech companies out there.

Good environment, ethical company, fair salary, good values and ambitions, and reliable leadership.

Results are usually unstable due to the market.

Great opportunities Good balance between Work and personal life Good company campaign for diversity and inclusion Good salary and benefits

The company is not performance-driven Poor strategy from the Senior managers

Competitive pay and benefits, decent work/life balance (depends on your role), established and well regarded products.

They hire excellent people on the ground, but DEI hires in C-suite managmeent are bad. Toxic, narcissistic "leaders" are promoted based on gender instead of aptitude, and cancerous individuals are slow to be removed because of the emphasis on DEI. Yara used to be and could be a great place to work again, but they need to get rid of the problem people to get there.

Competitive salary and quite a good learning experience working in an MNC

Not in my personal experience

-Great benefits -Great culture and working environment for international persons -True global experience

-No clear career path -Lack of structure in grading system, salary and titles