PepsiCo Employee Reviews about "long hour"
Updated Sep 29, 2023

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- "We have good benefits and the people we work hand in hand are usually hard workers." (in 1237 reviews)
- "The people there are great and they are always looking to push the boundaries in the food and beverage industry." (in 861 reviews)
- "Starting salary is good for a recent college graduate (though not for the actual work you have to do)" (in 278 reviews)
- "Poor management all they care about are sales Underpaid compared to other companies No reward for good work" (in 550 reviews)
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Return to all Reviews- 4.0Sep 19, 2015Anonymous EmployeeCurrent Employee, more than 1 yearToronto, ON
Pros
- you can work flexible hours as long as you set the expectations from day 1. - good pay - smart people to work with - high focus on career planning
Cons
- very easy to get sucked in to the long hours and have no work/life balance. But you can try to stay out of it as long as you work smart and efficiently. - some directors/ managers are on a power trip. Very important to manage them diplomatically.
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- 3.0Aug 31, 2014RSR Route Sales RepresentativeCurrent Employee, more than 8 yearsAkron, OH
Pros
I've been with the company for over 8 years. There's definitely job security here being its the largest snack food company in the world. The benefits are good and the pay is great if you are in the right region.
Cons
Steer clear of Unionized regions. I've worked in both non and union states and the pay is dramatically different. Non union employees get paid nearly 30 percent more that union!? Prepare to be a number here. Its rare to find a location that is 'family oriented.' I've worked in locations where you spend time with co workers outside of work and I've also been in locations where you are just there to work and go home. There is also a lot of pressure and long hours that come with being the largest snack company. Be prepared to work 50+ hours a week.
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