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Procurement specialist
The culture, people and relaxed setting.
How out of touch the management is to real world issues
Manager
Good company to work for.
Large company can be difficult.
Lawyer
Very flexible and supportive team and company culture.
Low pay and career progression affected
General laborer *production line/assembly line worker
reasonable pay Lots of work lots of possibilities to learn
Management does not care about employees as much as they should
Anonymous employee
Strong flexibility in work activities
Don't always feel like your involved
Sales
- Cargill espouses a very good people culture, encouraging everyone regardless of rank to speak up and to be a leader. - progressive working culture with work from home a norm long before Covid 19 existed. - encourages team work and in general, politics is minimal but not non existent, depending on the level management you are in. - in general, your bosses listens to your views and grouses and are most are genuine in their concerns. - has a very good sales incentive program.
- there are some in Cargill who has been working there for too long and does not really understand the outside world. - the old guards still think that Cargill is king of the world in their industry when in reality today’s world is very different and our competitors are not to be underestimated - too internally focused. So although they claim to be customer focused, not everyone thinks this way. - too much bureaucracy and the downside of listening to all, is the tendency to satisfy everyone is too high. This leads to a long time in making any decision, if this happens at all. - the recent restructuring of the functions have created silo mentalities.
Most of the people are fantastic, the benefits are pretty good
The management is cliquey and you have to know the right people to get ahead, otherwise you will be stuck in your role
Good benefits Good leadership Good work life balance
Less guidance from management More independent
Lab technician
Good benefits, has both 401 k and pension
People dont have time to do their actual jobs because corporate kept reordering responsibilities to save money. They dont want to pay pple enough for a degree. Environment was a little bit sexist.
Exposure to cross functional department
Work life balance, Salary pay