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- "still good benefit for right now... see below in cons section for details of why i gave Nestle such a low rating." (in 283 reviews)
- "Good pay and really don't see other drivers too much because we all leave at different times of the morning" (in 147 reviews)
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Reviews about " good benefit"
Return to all Reviews- 1.0Mar 25, 2015ManagerFormer Employee, more than 5 yearsJonesboro, AR
Pros
Nestle has great benefits and a retirement plan that is not so common today. The company is in good shape financially.
Cons
Work life balance is spoken about frequently but doesn't really exist. The management has a very controlling and non-trusting mindset. If they want your opinion they will give it to you. This is not a learning organization and I would not recommend it to anyone.
1 - 4.0Jul 19, 2013Anonymous EmployeeFormer Employee, more than 8 yearsGlendale, CA
Pros
Flexibility, benefits. Seemed like they were trying to offer competitive benefits but the salaries were low versus what I got once I left.
Cons
Boys club, room for advancement. You have to be open to relocation and/or an international assignment to really advance your career there.
- 3.0Feb 15, 2017ManagerCurrent Employee, more than 10 yearsGlendale, CA
Pros
Big name company and the health benefits are pretty good. Good recognition program and overall a fairly stable company. Promotes work life balance.
Cons
The company has lost its vision. All the senior management does is cut costs and they have forgotten to invest in their brands.
2 - 2.0Sep 21, 2022Anonymous EmployeeFormer Employee, less than 1 year
Pros
Occasional free products. Very good relocation benefits (but also be careful of them as they come with many stipulations).
Cons
FTE working in the post grad rotational programs seem to be treated far worse than their non-program counterparts. What is pitched as considerate and intentional mentorship and experiential learning is actually just being thrown into whichever team/location the company needs cheap salaried labor at. Do not expect to be able to negotiate a single thing about your job- even when new tasks, or work completely unrelated to your program are thrown at you. Overall, these programs treat their participants very unfairly and you'd be better off seeking a regular job at Nestle, or better yet elsewhere entirely. In fact most of the graduates selected for these programs meet the qualifications for many other jobs at Nestle, yet once you've joined the program you're accepting less pay and lose any ability to steer your career over the next few years. These programs have gotten so bad that graduating cohorts tend to start shedding employees as soon as a month in.
2 - 5.0Jun 18, 2023INGREDIENT HANDLER/DISPOSITORY BACKUPCurrent Employee
Pros
The people and supervisors are nice and always there to help you with whatever you need. Good pay with plenty of hours. The job is easy and the benefits are good.
Cons
Being on your feet all day long.
- 3.0Jan 6, 2023Sales InternFormer Intern, less than 1 year
Pros
benefits are very good for interns they pay for housing and give you a rental car hybrid option (summer Fridays)
Cons
need to adapt extremely fast (it is a 3 month long internship after all)
- 1.0Nov 27, 2012Finance ManagerCurrent Employee, more than 3 yearsGlendale, CA
Pros
people are nice. still good benefit for right now... see below in cons section for details of why i gave Nestle such a low rating.
Cons
Nestle USA (NUSA) recently got a new CEO . Initially, I thought "this is good, perhaps we can get strong directions on how to improve our business versus the old way of thinking, which was to cut cost to make the numbers". We got to meet him in the town hall meeting and at first I thought he was personable and funny. He had a good sense of what is wrong and gave us some ideas on what is coming next.... focusing on quality, focusing on reducing skus and so on. I thought it was wonderful and got me motivated. He has a reputation for being a tyrant. "his way and his way only". All VPs are in fear of getting fired right now. But from my perspective, new thinking is always good. Perhaps he can shake the organization up and motivate the troops. Boy was I wrong. The excitement went away relatively quickly with the recent action from the new CEO. On 11/26/12 he sent out a memo announcing that "casual friday" is no more. Personally, I see no issues with the idea of not having casual friday. However, it's the underlining message of the communication that is inappropriate. He is associating casual work environment with low productivity The organization is focusing on small things that are not necessarily the drivers of why our business is doing badly. The bad US economy and the mature nature of CPG in the US are really the main drivers of our inability to produce big growth. I've been here a few years so I think I am ready to move.
4 - 4.0Mar 31, 2016Warehouse & Transportation ManagerFormer Employee, more than 1 yearTampa, FL
Pros
Nestle's strengths lie in its diversity, culture, opportunities worldwide. The benefits are great and compensation competitive if not top of the line in specific channels.
Cons
Because the organization is so large, bureaucracy can be an issue. While resources are wide and deep, it can be difficult to procure them and get department heads to realize the importance to the end user.
1 - 5.0Nov 18, 2022Sr. Coordinator, Talent Acquisition OperationsCurrent Employee, less than 1 yearArlington, VA
Pros
Nestle USA is the best workplace that I have worked in so far in my career. The first day I started, I knew that this was the company that I wanted to work for in the long run. The company has great benefits such as their parental leave policy and their Nesflex initiative. At Nestle, I feel a part of a team. The leaders in the organization encourage collaboration and innovation. Nestle is an organization that I truly love working for!
Cons
I have no cons so far.
- 3.0Aug 17, 2014Account Order CoordinatorCurrent Employee, more than 3 years
Pros
The people are wonderful for the most part. The workplace is very laid back. The flexibility is great if you need to leave the office for an appointment. There is a company store where we can get discounted products which is a nice benefit.
Cons
More work is given then a person can do in a day if they don't take short cuts to get things done. Morale has become so poor that only the people who have invested in too much time are sticking it out most others are looking to leave at the first viable opportunity.
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