Perdue Farms Employer Reviews

When I work there it was a good place to work. I left because of school. I needed someone that worked with me and school.

A typical work day at Perdue Farms was great i actually enjoyed production work i never worked with production before then but i love the fast speed it takes your mind off of being at work. I learned responsibility and maturity. Managment was ok sometimes, but every manager is not always fair but it was nothing to complain about. My co-workers were – more... awesome they help get threw my training stage with no problems and they made me feel welcome. the hardest part of the job was cutting the chicken shoulders. The most enjoyable part if the job was getting to interact with new co-workers and meeting new people. – less

don't like giving raises for the hard work you do and you cant never move up.

I learn a lot from perdue. It gave me room to grow and learn in it, also it gave me some experience in a factory job.

I learned how to clean, breakdown and set up different machinery through out the plant. Co-workers were very helpful and attentive when needed.

A security officers job is never done because you have to make sure that the place of business and people in this business is secure from all harm and danger.

well fast-pace oriented place to work met lots of wonderful people.

perdue pays good and will work you for 10 to 12 hours per day.The work is not hard but cold.

i learned a lot about chicken products and how they are produced and shipped out

this was the worst job i have ever had... but i still learned the value of hard work because i continuously ran around catching chickens for 8hrs a night

A really good place to work. My co-workers were very professional but also love to catch a good laugh when we could.

This company cares about the well being of their employees. They have an excellent medical staff on hand.

Perdue was a good job but just was not for me. Dont get me wrong it was a job and i needed one at that time but I am glad i found something else to do with my life.

I've learned how to pack so many and more trays per minute, How to operate a production tray packing line. I love working with who I work with but the hardest part is being in the cold but I've overcame that and I have nothing that can be hard to me as longs as I put my mind to it.

A typical day of work at perdue was to get the line set up for production.Organize my books,prepare my paperwork for the safety boards .From there i done an hourly check of pounds per hour of the production we ran.When someone was out such as being sick or vacation day i would often take there place doing my job plus theres. I learned different types – more... of jobs ,which was great because i love learning how to do new things.The people i worked with were great.The hardest part of my job was learning how to communicate with different races.I loved my job at perdue, i would have stayed but i was going thru a divorce and i guess i let it get the best of me. – less

Great insurance and enjoyed working with different people but there is no concern for the quality of the product only quantity. The management are rude, unconcerned, selfish, and feels as tho the associates opinions mean absolutely nothing. You go to work walking on pens and needles.

I cannot give a good review for this company. I worked for Perdue over six years ago and I still will not eat any of their products even if it is fast food. They use foreign labor (imported from mexico, was caught and now they import asian workers) they steal hours and wages, and you're liable to get stabbed or cut or any night.

perdue was a good company because they had good benifits and my work shift consists of cutting chicken and working close by co workers. the hardest part about the job was the cold and the best thing abt the job was the pay.

The people are cool to work with, the job isn't hard work it's just that the weather is cold. Easy to get sick.

this was a good job with the only problem being the fact it is always cold due to being refrigerated but because it was my first job in Georgia I enjoyed the people and work that I did their.