Nestlé Employer Reviews

good shifts good job good breaks best place to work good people easy work day go fast

The typical day involved operating the steam boilers that produced culinary quality steam used in the production of Stouffer's Frozen Food products. Management was supportive and appreciative of the sometimes long hours that come with operating one of the most critical functions of the whole production operation with a small crew.

The most enjoyable – more... part of the job was the pay, plus the knowlege that the entire frozen foods operation was dependent upon my area of responsibility performing well every day. – less

Nestle has great benefits, but need to work on Micro management

I learned passion, integrity, commitment, work ethic, discipline while working with some incredible people.

I enjoy it very much in taking stock of company goods in different supermarket and how to display the company goods.the management was good and co-workers was helpful

Easy work (if you like sub zero temperatures)
Very nice work culture

I had the best team of people I worked with at Nestle. When we found out our jobs were being transferred to Ohio, my team handled it with dignity.

You clock in and go to your team lead and ask where will you be working, and they tell you your area. You get to your area and there's no one to train you and you are expected learn from watching other workers who have no training on the job area, so basically your on your own. When it's break time no one is informed you hear from other workers. And – more... when your shift is over you team lead is suppose to let you know, but instead you find out that your team lead has already left without releasing his shift workers. – less

working at Nestle is good thing as you gain exeperience of different jobs and different cultures

Great place to work. Fast pace and challenging. Great company culture.

• Program & Project Management
• SAP R/3 full life cycle implementation
• Acquisition & Mergers business integration into SAP
• Cut Over & Integration
• Data Migration & Management
• SAP version upgrade
• Cost control & budget management
• Manage industrial projects
• Out of the box thinker & strategist
• Team building & effective leadership

I am a machine operator wich intails keeping machine running at all times hourly quality checks and house keeping duties, A verry high standard of hygiene at all times.

I have lerned lots of problem solving skills, Always have patience with your machine because no two days are the same, I have learned to work well as an individual or just as good as – more... part of a team.

Nestle is a well ran factory by management but there are some pionts i woud change to make it more appropriate for us as empoyee's to work in

My co-workers are a well respected part of are team and without them would not be able to run to the factory requirement's

The hardest part of my job is being fustrated when my machine is of due to brakedown

The most enjoyable part of my job is the sence of achievement you get when u u meet all ya deadlines, And working with such a good team. – less

• Implemented 2 full life cycles of FICO projects in General Ledger (GL), New- GL, Accounts Payable (AP), Accounts Receivable (AR), Asset Accounting (AA) CCA, Internal Orders, COPA, EC-PCA, and integration experience with MM, SD, PP.
• Expertise in applying Project Planning and Design including Vision, Blue Print, Configuration, Data Migration, Unit – more... testing, Integration testing, End User Training, Cut-Over, Deliver, Go-Live and Post Go-Live.
• Efficient in analyzing the Business Requirements, needs and Objectives and Mapping them as per SAP processes, solutions and products that are being implemented
• Extensive experience of Financial Accounting (FI) Customization, Configuration and Testing in Classic General Ledger Accounting FI-G/L and New G/L, Accounts Payable FI-A/P, Accounts Receivable FI-A/R, FI- SPL (Special Purpose Ledger), Fixed Asset and Asset Accounting FI-AA in highly Complex Business Environment. – less

When I first started working there I loved the job, but as time went on I felt stuck and there was no place for advancement. Employees don't have any respect for their peers. I learned that you can never rely on a co-worker to help you out and you should never depend on anyone.

I enjoyed my time at Nestle until i got married. When i was single I had as much hours as I wanted. I had a decent job with great pay. The benefits take alot out of your pay check. It all went down hill when i got married. They made me choose my family or work. I would be there from 1pm and get out at 6 am and get no recognition for it.

interacting on a day-to-day basis with colleagues from various departments, mainly production with quality related issues.
there is team work with certain colleagues and assistance but the most difficult bit would be trying to convince people why certain things qulaity related needs to be done and when there is a new procedure or instruction. along – more... with that would be the constant fire-fighting that quality department has to endure. the work itself is quite interesting and enjoyable especially when its a contributor to the many projects being run at the plant. – less

its a cool place to work i personally never had any problems all you have to do is your job an you will succeed

I spent 3 and a half years doing intense physical labor, that was the hardest part of my job at Nestle. My team leader then recruited me for the company store and the Linen room. I learned more on the computer, took Powerpoint, Word, and Excel computer classes. The most enjoyable part of my job was the social interaction with co-workers while the company – more... store was open. – less

overall good job,miss the people alot how much more i need to say ,wish i still worked there.

Readily able to point out the faults of employees but unable to hold the company acountable its own stated "values". Its all about production numbers no matter what lip service is given to other things. Completely random in terms of how employees are treated. Some are held to a very high standard while others are incompetent. There is no recourse for – more... the incompetence of certain manufacturing management except to execute poorly thought out plans. Flavor of the Month happens in many situations. Manufacturing is unable to hold people accountable and this leaves supervisors hanging on difficult issues when manufacturing leadership is too weak to act. – less