Frito-Lay Employer Reviews

A typical day is on the road influencing front line managers and employees.

I make it a point to obtain a take-away on everyone of my visits

Managers do not value its people

Co-Workers are great people who are hard working

I do not find work to be hard, I consider everyday a challenge because I learn something new each day.

I enjoy being able to – more... provide tools to teams in order to send every employee home safe each day. – less

A typical day is going from accounts to accounts selling and merchandising product. The people are great to work with.

Challenging, great benefits and incentives, made great friends

In a company that is full of change, it is reactive in nature. This means that all the change that is continously going on is met with a brick wall.

Everyday is full of new things, working in the grocery retail stores has been a lot of fun. You get to meet all kinds of people and its always different everyday.

Great people to work with. Scheduling wasn't to bad. There was no hard part about the job & the most enjoyable thing about the job was the work place in general, fast paced & laid back & a great team of workers.

Schedule is terrible 2am start times to stack chips. Healthcare is great and free chips.

Spent 12-16 hours a day filling store shelves with product and training new hires.

Delivered product to stores on an established route or via dynamic dispatch to customers
Delivered to convenience and Gas station stores, small supermarkets, drug stores, etc.
Drove the delivery vehicle and brought product into the store
Rotated and stocked product on store shelves, displays, in coolers and vending equipment.
Built small displays and – more... sets up promotional materials such as pricing signs and banners.
Generated invoices for daily settlement of cash and charges.
Had frequent interaction with store management.
Required lifting, loading, pushing/pulling cases ranging from 20-45 pounds repeatedly for entire shift.
It also required reaching, squatting and bending while delivering/merchandising products in the store. – less

Frito-Lay is a great company to work for. Benefits include excellent insurance plans, paid education, paid vacations, opportunities for advancements for full-time employees. It can be labor intensive. I learned the importance of safety and working as a team.

My review on Frito Lay is this. This is an excellent place to work. The staff is always willing to help on any and all issuses that you may have. Frito lay believes in rewarding their employees for jobs well done. I enjoyed working at Frito Lay.

I enjoyed working there but I was ready to move on to a different phase of Maintenance work.

No two days are alike, even after 15 years. I learned that this company is not a potato chip company, but a people company. I have been given the opportunity to pass on the knowledge and know how to future generations that are working for this company. Hardest part of the job is the hours of personal sacrifice you give for no reward in return. Most – more... enjoyable part of the job is watching my subordinates succeed knowing that I helped them get to the next level or increase their income! – less

GREAT EX COWORKERS BUT NO PLACE FOR GAMES LIKE PING PONG TABLES.GREAT MONEY TO BE EARN BUT LONG HOURS NOT REALLY A GREAT COMPANY. ALOT OF THEIR MANAGERS NEED,MANAGEMENT SKILLS CLASSES.

it was a great place to work learning different things and meeting different people.

good company to work for awsome management and co-workers, always a great day at work, love working with the machines

Good People to work with !!! Great Experience.Lots of overtime.

You will use your personnel vehicle, your phone, your computer and any other asset they can take advantage of for their benefit. You will work nights, holidays, weekends, odd hours 24 hours a day with no set schedule. 60+hrs a week. No overtime. No commission. No holiday pay. and in many cases there was no pay at all. The company scrambles to send money – more... western union. Always over a week late and never the correct amount.

You will be subjected to controlling behavior into your personnel life.

If you enjoy these attributes while stocking junk food in convenience stores and taking orders from clerks with I.Q's under room temperature and making no money while promoting gross obesity this job is for you. – less

You will use your personnel vehicle, your phone, your computer and any other asset they can take advantage of for their benefit. You will work nights, holidays, weekends, odd hours 24 hours a day with no set schedule. 60+hrs a week. No overtime. No commission. No holiday pay. and in many cases there was no pay at all. The company scrambles to send money – more... western union. Always over a week late and never the correct amount.

You will be subjected to controlling behavior into your personnel life.

If you enjoy these attributes while stocking junk food in convenience stores and taking orders from clerks with I.Q's under room temperature and making no money while promoting gross obesity this job is for you. – less

Generally, the worst company I have ever worked for.

My first full year on the job, 2012 I made $53,000. For delivering chips, that's quite good so I've stuck around.

Everything else about it is world-class awful.

I tried and failed to convince the higher-ups to change, to change in the right way.

It is now time to move on.

Success is forward.