Unilever Employee Reviews about "flexible working hours"
Updated Nov 30, 2023
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Return to all Reviews- 4.0Oct 18, 2013Current Employee
Pros
Huge brand, respected among masses Great people both in terms of knowledge and humbleness Good pay master in terms of industry norms Amazing flexibility both in terms of responsibility and flexi hour working
Cons
Minimize distinguishing between executives & managers Huge company so might feel lost for beginners but good part it will give you ample opportunities to prove yourself
- 4.0Aug 18, 2020Anonymous EmployeeFormer Employee, less than 1 year
Pros
As top employer overall a good company to work with
Cons
Poor work life balance and doesn't have flexible working hours
- 5.0May 7, 2015Account ExecutiveCurrent Employee, more than 3 yearsIstanbul
Pros
Agile working and flexible hours are the best. Also having the chance to work with best educated people drives you forward.
Cons
You have to work more than you work in other companies. Sometimes the overtime may be frustrating, and they don't even pay when you work overtime.
- 4.0Apr 14, 2021Sales AssistantFormer Employee, more than 1 yearNairobi
Pros
You learn a lot due to wide range of products
Cons
long working hours but flexible to change
- 5.0Jul 13, 2022Supply Chain InternCurrent Intern, less than 1 year
Pros
Hands on a real project
Cons
Flexible working hours makes it hard to balance working and living
- 3.0Mar 24, 2016Global Innopvation PlannerCurrent Employee, more than 1 yearLeeds, England
Pros
Flexible working hour and people are always ready to provide help if needed
Cons
There is nothing I can complaint about Unilever. I would say that if any I believe to be a career development which I believe is very slow
Unilever Response8y
Hi. Thank you very much for your feedback – we appreciate both positive and constructive comments. It’s great to see that you mention our flexible working and collaborative team as positives of your time here. We’ll ensure the respective team picks up on your comment around career progression. We wish you continued success in your role and all the best throughout 2016.
- 4.0Nov 29, 2016QualityCurrent Contractor, more than 1 yearKuala Lumpur
Pros
Many opportunities to attain knowledge and widen our mindset on working life. Couched by experiences people in the same field on handling issues regarding quality.
Cons
Non-flexible working hours and unable to revert from contract employee to a permanent team player
- 5.0Dec 22, 2021Finance TraineeCurrent Employee, more than 1 yearGrandpass
Pros
Warm and friendly culture Teaching and mentoring everyone Lots of learning opportunities Very dynamic and not monotonous at all Flexible working hours and leaves (depends on the Manager) An experience that would grow you Accept diversity Helps to identify purpose
Cons
Do not retain young talent Vigorous recruitment process
- 5.0Jul 5, 2021Finance DirectorCurrent EmployeeLondon, England
Pros
Flexibility in working hours and nice people to work with
Cons
Matrix organization makes it difficult to feel fully accountable and empowered
- 4.0Jan 18, 2017Anonymous EmployeeCurrent Employee, more than 5 years
Pros
Flexible working hours are great allowing employees to be more productive Sustainability focus is a real advantage for growth and employee purpose
Cons
It's a large organization in which processes and politics come into play when things need to get done - luckily, this is something senior management recognizes and is working on changing