Mattel, Inc. Employer Reviews

Purtroppo nel giugno del 2008 l'Amministratore andò via e gli americani non vollero rimpiazzarlo, poi a ottobre ci fu questa benedetta crisi e purtroppo ci furono dei tagli

I made the monthly schedule for myself and my team. We would meet daily at our first location, merchandise, arrange and lael our product, then move on to our next store.
The hardest part was trying to get the necessary scan gun in each store to pick our merchandise from the stockroom. The most enjoyable part was working with our product and the customers.

Half day on every Friday. Nice Cafeteria and lots of bonus day off.

Mattel is just one of a string of companies who seem to have jumped on the politically correct band wagon trying to appear as though they do not discriminate, however a law was passed saying that Affirmative action was no longer legal. I found on a job listing that it says Mattel is an affirmative action company. It can't be any more clear, you can't – more...  hire anyone based on their gender or color. It's illegal. Just like you can't not hire someone based on these characteristics. The person being considered should only be considered based on their skill and ability to do the job. – less

Mattel is a fast-paced but fun place to work, with a lot of great people.

Didn't know how it good it wa until I left. While it was tense with the layoffs and/or restructures happening almost yearly, it was a fun place to work and there are many good people in the company.

Mattel is a great company to work for. They offer benefits that are desired by most people. Their concern as a company for people makes it a joy to work for.