Great company to work for - Associate Marketing Manager Unilever Employee Review

4.0
Nov 2, 2017
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Great brand name company with a strong reputation, great/nice people to work with, flexible hours that are very accommodating of life needs, strong brands that offer a great learning opportunity

Cons

offices located in NJ/hard to get to, size of the company means projects often move slowly, accountability sometimes difficult because process and division of labor means no one ever owns an entire chain of responsibility (e.g., when experiencing supply chain issues with a new product launch, no one on either the brand or supply chain teams was able to determine what the cause was and no one was necessarily empowered to step up)

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Unilever Response
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Hi. Thank you very much for taking the time to leave a review of your current role with us. It’s really pleasing to see that you highlight a number of positives, including the brand name, colleagues and flexibility. We’ll ensure your points around speed of processes and the chain of empowerment are passed on to the respective teams. We wish you all the best and continued success at Unilever.

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