Kimberly-Clark Employer Reviews

You never know what to expect when you get to work at KC. Some days are easier then others. The people can be friendly and the atmosphere is pleasent. You recieve training all the time, rather its on the computer, off the job site, or training on your off days.

Dealed with differnet kind of customers. Learned how to be patient and talkative.The most enjoyable part of the time was when customers will ask more about the product or the coupon offer.

Good pay increases, air conditioning, easy job, nice people, dream job in Jenks, OK.

At the beginning of each shift we had a 15min. meeting to discuss pros and cons from previous shifts. At this time overtime is discussed as well as vacations. Once we went to the floor we would tie in the relief person over that particular module and start our day. Checking all charts and gauges were very important at the beginning and throughout shift. – more... Tested all facets of the polymer process for detection of any deficiencies. – less

I need a change because i'm not going to go anywhere just working at a dead end job there.

Packed Tissue,paper towels, and Diapers
It was an easy job and I loved my schedule

I assisted in answering phones and scheduling medical appointments for Kimberly Clark employees. I also assisted in making powerpoint presentations and spreadsheets for the Neenah Kimberly Clark Medical Director. I aided in filing, data entry, taking messages and helping with projects that other members of the Health Services staff needed help with.

At the beginning of work they assign each person to a line. Very organized in the way things should go.

Keeping machines up and running the production for the day. I learned to be a team player as well as being a team lead. I was certified to drive four different fork lifts.

Enjoyable workplace stress free. Maintain employment with happiness of co-workers.

With the need for cost savings at an all time high, managers are looking for any way to cut costs, and they are doing it most strongly by outsourcing jobs and kicking employees to the curb. The employees remaining are taking on two or three jobs and being penalized for not getting the job done.

With the need for cost savings at an all time high, managers are looking for any way to cut costs, and they are doing it most strongly by outsourcing jobs and kicking employees to the curb. The employees remaining are taking on two or three jobs and being penalized for not getting the job done.

I had a great career at K-C. During the last few years the environment because very stressful. This is never good for employee health. But, for the most part, I was very happy at my positions.

Very fast paced environment with an evolving culture. Great opportunities provided for self improvement through onsite classes and seminars. Great co-workers.

Decent pay, benefits. Traditional culture. Good people. Job security. Work life balance could be better.

the managers and the job is ok its not a palce of employment that I would go back to.

I enjoyed the work, the pay, the teams I worked with, just not the good old boy politics. It really was a miserable place to work as far as that and morale go.

A typical day at work would include meeting with various hospital department heads, providing inservicing to hospital staff, making calls to LTACs and durable medical equipment companies.

I learned a tremendous amount of information about respiratory-related diseases, terminology, equipment.

My immediate supervison was superb. Upper management is – more... in disarray.

My co-workers were informative, collaborative and supportive.

The hardest part of the job was how long the sales cycle sometimes took.

The most enjoyable part of the job is converting a hospitals purchases from a competitors product to your own. – less

The most enjoyable part of the job the ability to ch be creative and watch learning occur and demonstrate measurable performance improvement.

I work with great people, they make the day go by fast. Management is very nice, polite, and very hands on. The most enjoyable part of course is break time.