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Very lean corporate business model based on analysts, distributor execution and spend per case.
Market Manager (Former Employee), Northern California – January 3, 2013
Pros: great wines, large supplier with extended distributor focus, nielsen driven
Cons: very poor work/life balance, constantly reorganizing and eliminating positions, little recognition
My experience with Treasury Wine Estates was extremely positive for the first 3 years I was there. Everyone had a job to do and you were left alone to complete the task. Groups and individuals were recognized for above average performance and the culture of the company was one of a family all working towards the same goal.

The company went through – more... tremendous change over the past two years and as a result, a more corporate modeled structure was implemented where micro management and analysts were valued higher then sales experience and market relationships. – less
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Productive workplace
WIM Data Coordinator (Current Employee), Saint Helena, CA – October 22, 2012
A typical day includes lots of multi-tasking and prioritization. I enjoy working with my co-workers. The motto is work hard, play hard.
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TWE a good company but not the Barossa Valley
Viticulturalist (Current Employee), Barossa Valley – November 3, 2012
Pros: good salary and including wine allowance
Cons: magagement too top heavy
There are a diverse range of activities to be undertaken on a week to week basis ranging from manual to operating vineyard equipment.

In summer it is very hot work!

As with any work-group, group dynamics is variable.

I would work for T.W.E. again but not in the Barossa Valley as the company has its employees interests at heart but the Barossa Valley – more... Vineyard is a not the best place I've ever worked – less
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