Frito-Lay Employer Reviews

There is always something new being piloted at the Kern Site and it is never a dull moment. If you want to learn there are people there to teach and the culture is family oriented.

Other then the wages and benefits it is really not a great place to work or seek a career. From the managers, supervisors and human resources you'll never get ahead on pure skill or talent..

Frito Lay was an amazing place to work, I learned many marketable skills during my employment with them. Management was easy to deal with and our input was a crucial part of the business. Co-workers became friends, everyone worked as a team. The most enjoyable part of the job was the work life balance that Frito valued.

As an RSR on a route you are challenged to grow your sales dollars year over year with specific targets. You are accountable for your waste, so you can't just sell, it has to be the right product amounts in the right account. You are challenged to efficiently so you can service all your customers in a timely consistant manner. You are rewarded with – more... good commisions and great benefits. You are your own boss to an extent, you still answer to a manager but you are on your own in the market. During the holidays you may work an 80 hr week to accomplish your targets. The pay check is your reward. – less

WASN'T MUCH ROOM FOR ADVANCEMENT.MADE GREAT FRIENDS AT THE WORKPLACE.

A TYPICAL DAY AT FRITO LAY WAS LONG WE WORKED LOTS OF LONG HOURS AND HOLIDAYS . I LEARNED ABOUT ALL THE DIFFERENT TYPES POTATOE CHIPS. MANAGEMENT WAS VERY DOWN TO EARTH AND GOT ALONG VERY WELL WITH MY MANAGER. I ALWAYS GET ALONG WITH MY CO WORKERS . THE HARDEST PART OF THE JOB WAS THE LONG HOURS. THE MOST ENJOYABLE PART OF THE JOB WAS THE EMPLOYEE APPRECTION

Fun environment to work in with many benefits. Management handled issues promptly. Workers were easy to get along with and very hard working.

Its OK!
Not in the same place all day
Meet new people daily
Need to bring back BONUS!

great place to work long hard hrs,so if can't take that tgis wouldn't be a place for u.

Stocking shelves, rotating products, inventory. I would work closely with store managers developing good working relationships and increasing their sales.

start early work 13.5 hour shifts. learned to be patient management needed to have better ways to comunicate and follow through with employee. Co-workers are very supportive and helpful.hardest part of the job is dealing with manager who didnt know how to teach properly and follow through with his job discription.most enjoyable part of this job was – more... it was never boring but great way to meet many people. – less

This job can be very demanding,overwelming and sometimes unreasonable.It does depend on the route you run. Some routes are very simple and take no time at all.There could be other factors that may apply but, those can be personal.

worked 4 days a week ad various stores in the area goin in and putting what chips the vendor left in stock so that the store would have them on shelves and not run out. Even assisted drivers on the routes they had to run a few days out of the month if called up on to do so.

The hardest part of this job for me was not having to go in to work on my off days. My co-workers were individuals that wanted the same things in life as myself. Our goal was to work and provide for our families and most of all to reach our goal to have the finer things in life.

I would start my day by getting my Handheld Computer and signing in,next I would make sure all of my orders were in my computer,after I made sure of that I would walk to my truck and made sure that my orders were secure and not going to fall.Then I drove to my first stop and started delivering all of the orders.
I learned to use a Handheld computer,how – more... to reach goals that I set for myself.
The Management in my opinion could do a better job on treating there employees better.
I didn't talk to a lot of my co-workers due to the fact that we all got done with work at different times.But the ones that I did talk to were great,I made friends with a few of them.
The hardest part of the job was working threw the weather.
The most enjoyable part of the job was working in the field. – less

Promoted work life balance and exposed to a great deal of growth career and personal

I enjoy working for frito-lay. There are some long days but I feel for the most part my bosses apprecite my dedication.

i don't have too much to say other than every section has there own lead and manager and you are either unloading or loading yet you always have to be updated on different procedures.

A typical day at work would be long and phisical. My coworkers we're amazing people who helped whenever I needed it.

Frito was a great expierence great money great benifets if you are on the bulk side its a great experience and the small format side its a hustle but all in all it was a great experience