Tyson Foods Incorporated Employer Reviews

Everything is well organized and structured. The hardest part about this job is obtaining the desired work schedule. i worked nights so naturally i had no social or family life. The people there are great, understanding, and are urgent to teach and give instruction

At Tysons you learn the core values of manufacturing. You get young and fresh individuals training to perform heavy manual labor jobs. Its very challenging, but it builds your leadership skills from to ground up. USDA and quality assurance are at every corner, so that trains to learn how to deal with authorities in the workplace and address issues that – more...  are presented at hand. Safety is at the forefront of everything. This provides you with a sense of awareness and caring for your employees. Great place to make the next step forward. – less

I devoted over 20 years to Tysons and should have never started there. Saw people treated poorly on a daily basis. I had many jobs there including Supervisor. I was forced to quit by management for reporting workplace abuse. Do not work for this company. They treat people poorly. I wasted 20 years devoted to
a company that didnt care in th.e least

THis job was a comfortable homie feeling with great people who i have known for some time

A typical day includes starting up and shutting down my equipment, as well as maintaining that equipment. The most enjoyable part of my job is running the ultrasound as it is a challenge to get it perfect everytime I scan. The people are also enjoyable.

I thought I was reviewing Tyson Portwall, (Houston TX) I wish I could go back there, but Tyson in Buffalo was one of the best jobs I had. If I could move my wife there I would want to go back. Tyson is not the best paying company, just a great place to work.

Worked hand and hand with upper managment, they were very helpful and teaching you all about the company.

A dirty place on the outside but very clean on the inside.Management was good .They took their time to train their people before putting them on the line.

Hard work, good team ship. This company had pro leadership. Was more like working for a temp service instead of working at a job.

The good old boy club. If you can put the company and all the egos that go with it before everything in the world it is a great job.

Although it had great pay, it wasn't always the most pleasant.

Love the people, but the head people have no idea how to run this plant.

Tyson is a large company.
Growth opportunity
Fast Growing
They strive to earn consistent and satisfactory profits for our shareholders and to invest in our people, products, and processes.
They strive to operate with integrity and trust in all we do.
They strive to honor God and be respectful of each other, our customers, and other stakeholders

it a good job to work at if u can get on there. they will not hire u if u have worked for tyson in the past.

it was a good job,it was cold where i worked,i worked in the blast freezer

A day @ tyson was packing and shipping ,also trimming the fat off a pig i learned very quickly the coworkers as well as the staff were great the job was not hard in any kind of way the easies was bein taught the supervisors were all great

Was a wonderful place to work, a typical day was one that was filled with something to do. The people that worked there were outgoing and always looking out for each other. Management was very easy to get along with and always let you know in advance what was going on not only for that day but for the week. .

Has been a good place to work, but as of late I have had trouble moving onward or upward. I would like to expand my work knowledge,but have run into road blocks with this company. It seems like I am stuck in this area of live production and would like to move on.

The management could use some help and the employees need to learn English.

cool easy and you get paid to workout almost a dream come true except for the commute and the hours.