Diageo Employer Reviews

I started my career at Diageo in August 2011 with a first supply chain job.
My rigorous backgrounds in engineering as well as my previous work experiences have given me the opportunity to not only strengthen my analytical and scientific reasoning skills but also to build strong relationships with stakeholders in an international environment.

My current – more... position in the European Planning Team has helped me understand the supply chain complexity within Diageo while learning the planning roles of the department.

I have been delivering weekly production plans for two production lines located in two different plants. I have a full vision of the supply network, taking into account market forecast, orders, demand and supply constraints, exceptions to the plan, inventory, customer service and product innovation.
The second aspect of the Diageo network planning is the supply management of a SMR market (South Africa). It gives in-market insights by doing strategic replenishment and working with demand and logistics to ensure OTIF delivery. – less

No day would be the same in this role, which was great, you never knew what was the next item you would need to manage.

Extensive travel, fast pace environment, working with great teams and managers, made this a fantastic role.

At times there was no life balance just work but the satisfaction of watching a great event that you had help to create was – more... worth the loss of personal time. – less

Very unorganized, but good environment to work, there is a lot of close working conditions which is nice, although there are a lot of communication problems between shift supervisors.

I worked for this company for 3.5 years and by far was one of the best employers I had. However I hit a snag which no longer allowed me to work and live in the United Kingdom, and the HR function was incredibly unhelpful in trying to assist me or help me with some of the personal situations in my life.

I would love to work for this company again despite – more... the shortcomings from HR. – less

Lovely Environment.Wonderful people.Opprotunity to grow

Global company with No 1 ranking in drinks industry.

A multi cultural environment allows you to interact with people across the world, at the same time accepting what you are

The hardest part was to maintain the work life balance

An excellent and motivated team consistently delivering performance

I was employed by agency and was operating depal machine supplying bottles to bottling hall.

My normal day at Diageo consisted of auditing the 6 production lines for any glass breaks, dirty cleaning items, and personal hygiene. I was on a 3 month contract, which was extended 6 months because of my performance. I was eventually let go as part of a plant wide layoff resulting in a decline from ~300 jobs to ~50

Diageo is a wonderful place to work. Its a growing organization that is constantly evolving. Each year employees are expected to be more productive with less resources.

win 7 refresh project .replacing laptops/desktops and data migration as well as support users.

customer is very cooperative and give you the requirements very clearly.

Great place to learn, work and advance your career. There are some challenges around leadership standards however, employees makes the best of this company.

I was always happy to come to work, people in the warehouse was so friendly, helpful and respectful to others.
I learned many cultural values by associating with people that came from different countries.
I was fortunate to have worked with so many supportive management staff at Diageo Menlo Park Plant.
My co-workers were very understanding, always – more... ready to offer help when needed.
The hardest part for me was how to manage irate drivers when they arrived for pick up and product was not available due to warehouse issues.
The most enjoyable, when I completed all my assigned duties plus more before leaving work and start fresh the next day. – less

Company is good. Great growth opportunities worldwide. Learned a lot. Salary is competitive. Lots of travel.

Work with around 600 distributors (beer, wine, spirits) servicing Walmart and dealing with Walmart buying team. Manage the Diageo vendor manage process, set-up new products, assign products to stores. Set-up new store & new license stores into VIP system for distriburtors to price product. Run RL (Adhoc) reports when price does not match distributor – more... invoice at store level. View VIP error reports and work with distributors & Walmart to correct. Work with National Account Manager to maintain special retails on Walmart monthly request. Work with Walmart Price team to maintain margins. Maintain & key monthly pricing for the control states, e.g. IA, MI, WV, WY, ME, & NH. – less

calculate proper ingredients used in receipts mixes. Perform all job functions safely.Meetings every day, co-workers willing to help,we were a team.To prove yourself as a self starter.

I worked in operations for over a yr. Although I was a temp, I was treated equally and as long as you did your work and were a team player, you were successful. Great benefits and a flexibel scheule for the full time reps. Some are even able to work from home 2 days a week or during bad weather. Would defintly recommend applying. Unfortuntealy, there – more... were not any jobs open for me to apply to. – less

Project Lead/Manager for a wide range of IS/IT infrastructure projects as well as introducing new services for end users in St.James’s Gate, Dublin.

A good place to start up, and explore new things. Management is very concerned about the timings at work, and have become punctual after working in such an environment.

This company goes the extra mile to make anybody nonwhite and gay/bisexual feel important. There main goal is to get awards, one of the great places to work award or the green award or great place for ethnic groups award. Upper management is so disconnected with the man out on the floor doing the work. Management turnover is very high due to burnout – more... and work overload. Every management employee is out to make a name for themselves even if it means screwing something up. Very lacking in the common sense area this company is. Corporate!!! leave the sites alone and let them do their jobs!!!!! – less