Pepsi Bottling Group Employer Reviews

At the time I was lucky to get in, with all kinds of opportunities to learn about the business and the company itself.

The rookie always gets the down side though. Once I was in, I was lacking guidance and support from the administration and my boss specially. It was a tough place to work with a Union starting up, Intern Plant Manager, experienced – more...  Supervisors with no degree, and a lot of laborers that were not happy with their jobs.

I worked long hours at the same time that I was going to Engineering School. I had to decide to keep my job or finish my studies.

After I left, they brought a new Plant Manager and lined everything up... So I would guess things changed for the better. – less

Overall a great company to work for. If your interested in sales marketing, and you have an MBA, there is room to move up in the company. The work environment and the corporate culture is very positive.

PBC was a great place to work. I worked various shifts. The opportunity for advancement was great if you wanted it. Multitasking and prioritizing were essential criteria needed to excel. A team atmosphere was encouraged. The most challanging part of the job was managing a union workforce. I greatly enjoyed having a sense of accomplishment after every – more...  day of work. – less

job can be long hours and a lot of lifting but it was a good company to work for.

Recommended for young professionals wanting to get in with a strong, competitive company.

Currently in the deployment stage of the end solution. Traveling throughout the country to support regions with end-user training and on-site support. Managing time and tasks is very important so you can stay ahead of the game. I get to meet new people from around the country and see areas that I've never traveled too.

There are so many egos in this company. If you are looking for a career and a place to grow... do not waste your time here.

If you are looking for a good pay, and built your resume, work for them for a couiple years and then GET ANOTHER JOB!!

There are a bunch of guys who survived all the lay offs and have developed... a real complex of superiority. – more...  Very poor managing skills and very poor development strategies for its people. No balance life and work.

This company lacks of leadership and truly vuision for its people. I am so regret I wasted my energy and time with them. I have a Sr. managing position, but the director level and VP levels were a bunch of morons who believe that are betetr than God. GROW UP!!!

HR does not exist to promote and develop its people – less

i stock soda in the stores, and clean stores, we unload trucks and also deliver product to the stores.

More experience in different machinery and equipment. Lots of tasks and very long hours

Great Company, management but this is a very phyisical job. very hard work

A typical day would include receiving calls from customers to take their pepsi order and upsell customers with new products.

START EARLY FINISH LATE
VARYING STOPS PER DAY
VOLUME VARIES ALOT
WORK RESPONSIBILITIES ARE UNBALANCED

Foodfair was a fun workplace where I really gained a lot of skills

Manage twenty plus employees on a daily basis. Responsible for timely and efficient deliveries within DOT guidelines and Company policies. I work with multiple departments of our company on a daily basis to ensure customers recieve the highest level of service possible. I am also responsible for all Safety and Regulatory training and responsible for – more...  the record keeping of all training. During my almost twelve years at Pepsico I have held several positions and gained experience in Sales, Customer Service, Management, and an overall understanding of the corporate work enviroment. – less

Start at 3pm and you would never know what time you would be done. It would be based off of the amount of soda needed to be picked throughout the night, and the amount of guys that were in. Typically end about 1am. Utilized a forklift the entire night, while operating under a voice picking headset. I would drive from ailse to ailse picking the amount – more...  of products my headset would give, wrap the pallet when completed, and transport the pallet to a 48' or 53' truck. – less

A typical day at work was a long fun hard working day. my co workers was nice and fun to work with

Stock soda in numerous grocery stores. Tons of driving in your own vehicle while losing resale value on it. Not knowing when you were getting off work which is very difficult when you have children.

learned project .
machine installation and commissioning first as a fist responsible person

- work out of home office
- travel 75% of time
- manage two large customers for PepsiCo 13.5million in business
- manage multiple tasks
- set up marketing plans
- very flexible job

A typical day would involve me traveling from store to store to restock the shelves. I learned to be responsible and to solve problems as they came. Also to keep a cool head under pressure as things do happen. My co-workers were very helpful and were great to be around. The most enjoyable part was traveling from store to store and being outside.