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Great Place to work with good ethics and Management support
Employee Relations Rep (Current Employee) - Leicester / Skelmersdale - 3 August 2018
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PepsiCo selected this as a representative reviewA very forward thinking Company with great supportive Management who like to see staff succeed and progress. A massive brand and the reputation that lives up to its name. An equal opportunities employer striving for continual improvement through award winning recognition. I really enjoyed my time at PepsiCo feeling included and welcomed in a friendly, clean, lean & modern working environment. Be prepared for a fast pace of work with rewarding results!
Pros
Staff Shop, Healthcare, enhanced holiday entitlement, nice work environment, great Reward and Recognition scheme
Cons
None
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Nice workmates
Warehouse Operative (Former Employee) - Leicester, Leicestershire - 21 August 2023
Ok job! Long hours used to be brilliant but since going on continentals it’s become hard. The workmates are brilliant and to be honest if not for the shift change I would never have left
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Nice place to work
Operations Team Leader (Current Employee) - Cupar, Fife - 26 July 2023
Culture and Values: Pepsico places emphasis on its values, which include acting with integrity, delivering results, and caring for their employees and communities. The company fosters a diverse and inclusive work environment. Opportunities for Growth: Pepsico provides numerous opportunities for professional growth and career advancement. They often encourage employees to take on new challenges and offer development programs to support skill enhancement. Work-Life Balance: Like many large corporations, work-life balance may vary based on the role and department. Pepsico aims to promote work-life balance through various initiatives and policies. Employee Benefits: Pepsico typically offers competitive employee benefits, including health insurance, retirement plans, paid time off, and other perks. Innovation and Sustainability: Working at Pepsico, you may be exposed to innovation-driven projects and sustainability initiatives. The company has committed to making a positive impact on the environment. Fast-Paced Environment: Pepsico operates in a competitive industry, and employees may experience a fast-paced work environment, especially in marketing, sales, and supply chain roles.
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Good environment Good people
General Operator (Current Employee) - Leicester, Leicestershire - 28 June 2023
Good pay, easy job just hours not good for some being 4 on 4 off and switching nights to days is fairly hard
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Nice enough
Cleaner (Current Employee) - Leicester, Leicestershire - 26 June 2023
Easy job but hard work everyone gets on and no drama but it gets way too hot in the factory wouldn’t recommend to anyone who doesn’t deal with heat very well
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Good place to work
Manufacturing Technician (Current Employee) - Leicester, Leicestershire - 18 June 2023
I have worked here for nearly 4 years and overall the place is good for the money. It is very hard to progress unless you play the game keep your head down and don't make waves. People are excellent and mostly welcoming. Management are too focused on the next projects and not at the needs of the employees to produce a quality product.
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horrible atmosphere. friendly work force but the Shop floor management need to sort themselves out.
General Operative (Former Employee) - Skelmersdale - 7 June 2023
The work is easy enough A typical day in the life of Walkers workers is: you enter the factory a few minutes prior to the shift start fo change over. You start at 6 and operate various machines in the manufacture of crisps and other snack products. monetering the machines to ensure the smooth continuous running of the machine making minor repairs and adjustments as necessary. What I learned is dont work there The hardest part of the job is the long hours and shift pattern. best thing is the time off
Pros
Staff Shop selling their products. days off
Cons
Long hours, working bank holidays if your shift coincides, Not paid adequatley for shift Pattern, 12 hour shifts continental pattern, products in shop limited, and usually near sell by date
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Fun and professional
Customer Service Advisor (Former Employee) - Belfast, County Antrim - 6 June 2023
Very fun place to work. And very professional staff members. Management are very considerate. A working HR system. Access to discounted products or free.
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Boring job, disappointing project
Data Analyst (Contract) (Former Employee) - London (WFH) - 18 May 2023
I worked in a Data Entry project for almost two years. The colleagues were the best part, everyone was really nice, but everyone was working from home, which makes your days really sad. As we were contractors, they never organized anything, like a meetup, or offered any discounts in products or any other perks for working for a multinational. It was also the way we were treated, they were never transparent with when would our contracts end or where we were at with the project. I thought that the managers and seniors were not well organized and it made our jobs tedious with any lack of decision. Another disappointing thing is that I wouldn't even get a reference from my Manager, as the company policy doesn't allow them to, regardless how good you worked for them
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Overall okay
General Operative (Current Employee) - Skelmersdale, Lancashire - 17 March 2023
Good shift pattern with also good breaks. Can be very boring an feeling like a robot but apart from that good pay and benefits. Also mention the canteen is great an very well priced.
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Production Operative (Current Employee) - Cupar - 25 January 2023
Easy enough job and the pay is good. You work a 2-3-2 shift pattern across 2 weeks which isn't for everyone but does give you plenty of days off. Staff are friendly and there's plenty of chances to advance if you want to.
Pros
Good pay
Cons
Shift pattern
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Too many managers and they still can't manage.
General Operator (Former Employee) - Leicester - 24 January 2023
Honestly, the GOs and MTs could run the factory. Management only interested in self progression. Clear double standards between management and general staff. There is no recognition for carrying out good work. Short staffed because of the way people are treated, causing those who stay to pick up extra workload. They are always trying to make us do the work faster, but if you make a mistake and hurt yourself? You'll face blame and disciplinary action. Unsecured lockers, so you have to risk your belongings each day Not allowed off site, and no outside space except for smoking area. Agency staff are treated awfully. Payed sick policy but, if you use it, you will be disciplined. The list goes on. Woeful place to work.
Pros
Not many
Cons
Too many
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Toxic place to work money is good
Multi functional warehouse operator (Current Employee) - Leicester - 9 January 2023
12hr shifts too long. Physically hard work picking being the hardest. Can get promotion for the selected ones who will sell there mothers out for a quick buck. Performance must be 💯 for pickers which is a challenge as each pick is timed and due to issues with stock, equipment and generally low moral of the place is very unlikely you would hit that consistently. Management are only interested in there personal development no care for staff who work instead they are criticised for not performing while others get away with less physically demanding jobs. Very toxic atmosphere rubbish SLT recently changed to conti pattern adds to the misery I can go on but leave it at that.
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Bad management
General Operator (Current Employee) - Leicester, Leicestershire - 8 December 2022
Management don’t really care about anything, they just want to achieve target doesn’t matter how you do it. Have to work with faulty equipments even after the management is informed it takes ages for them to resolve issues. Training structure for new recruits is really bad, some workers are asked to work without validation. Pay is good but to be honest it’s a night allowance which makes it good. Too many roles in the company which are really not required people all over the place on higher pay doing nothing even after having all this different roles still work orders are pending, repairs pending, complaints are not looked into , only people who really work are the general operators.
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Management is terrible
Sales Development Representative (Former Employee) - Herefordshire - 25 November 2022
Being a young adult is something management doesn’t want you to be independent and working with own intent of success. Always the way they want you to work and not coming up with effectively methods that are proven. If you are a rep and late to a shop due to traffic be prepared to get disciplined. Off for mental health reason and in such a state that my manager at the time expects me to call her about how I am. Again expect to be disciplined. Management is a joke and always expect you to go out of your way for them. Never truly cared about myself and was even warned before I joined about my manger with her track recorded with young staff.
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Friendly people. Good perks.
General Operator (Current Employee) - Bursom Road, Leicester - 29 September 2022
A very solid ,reliable ,happy, caring, good benefits and wages. Good prospects, friendly people and understanding management. The company has a principle of truth and candor but only if your face.
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Great company for advancement
Performance coordinator (Current Employee) - Coventry, West Midlands - 16 September 2022
Fast paced environment to say the least! You either sink or swim. Great progression within the company if you show initiative, drive and have something about you.
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Rubbish place, very over worked,
Warehouse Operative (Former Employee) - Barnetby le Wold - 27 August 2022
Management haven't got a clue, very over worked in the warehouse, hard work not reakonised,fat cats get richer, stay away, plenty of better places to work
Pros
None
Cons
12 hr shifts feels like 24 nr due to work load
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Remote work option available.
Data Entry (Current Employee) - United kingdom - 17 August 2022
The workload is not much and is easily manageable. The pay for the job is fair; however not sufficient for the increasing cost of living. Flexible deadlines for work, not stressful at all.
Pros
Work from Home. Flexible deadlines
Cons
Chances of progression are low
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Had its moments
Route Sales Representative (Former Employee) - United Kingdom - 3 August 2022
Worked doing the van sales for walkers. There shouldn’t be a sales aspect of this…. It’s more a delivery driver for the stores. Since it is sales there’s targets to hit which is of overall revenue sold for the month but also tacticals which are specific product lines to sell. The problem with the tacticals is most can be of the slow moving lines which don’t sell as well. There’s only so much you can sell to a store if the public are not buying them as they’ll only go out of date, which means having to swap them out when they do but then you’re limited to how much stock you’re allowed to use to swap. The base salary is actually quite decent and the commission bonus is generous too……. Assuming you actually hit it. They have a habit of as soon as you hit your target they’ll move the goalpost the very next month making it harder to hit. Now I get thats what sales is but do it end of the year or quarter not whenever they feel like. You always have to work so hard and only just scrap by to them move the target. Make you work more, longer hours all for the same results.
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Apalling
General Operator (Former Employee) - Leicester - 17 July 2022
Absolutely horrendous place to work. If you are a front line worker, you will be treated with absolute contempt. The management teams have no regard for worker health and safety. Avoid this company.
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