How to get a job at Ecolab. |
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Do you work at Ecolab? How did you find the job? How did you get that first interview? Any advice for someone trying to get in? |
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April in Birmingham, Alabama 60 months ago |
I worked for Ecolab for 6 years. 1st starting out at the Corp office in Saint Paul, MN and transferring to Greensboro, NC in 2004. Basically what they want is for you to give 250% 6+ days a week and to do it with a smile on your face. The pay is ok if you are not salary, but the benefits keep going down hill. The co-pay and cost of having insurance goes up considerably every year. You work yourself to the burnout state and you don't get much, if anything, for your effort. The turnover rate is getting out of hand there right now. Ecolab is losing a lot of long-time, experienced people. And, when people leave they are not replacing them. Everyone is just expected to absorb that persons work. The interview processes are extremely long and drawn out. I was an internal employee applying for a position in another division. I started interviewing in January and was not offered the job until June. You can expect lots of red tape and finger pointing there as well. Managers that don't manage their people are pushing good employees to find other places to work. |
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dish doctor in Simpsonville, South Carolina 48 months ago |
I currently Work for Ecolab or at least until the end of this month. There is alot of potential at Ecolab if you are willing to put in the amount of time (secondary to being in the field)that it takes to to accomplish Ecolabs needs .I also have been employed by Ecolab for about 6.5 years now.If you deal well with the stress of sales pushes, customer complaints ,and suppervisors who's success rides on your back. And if you are willing to be in the field about twelve hours a day to get the 6 to 10% commisions you get on sales,also spend copius amounts of YOUR TIME after work doing plans and orders, reading e-mails possibly catching trouble calls This job might be right for you!
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Rinse Max in Pennsburg, Pennsylvania 47 months ago |
I wish I visited this site before I started working for Ecolab. Ohhh! If only. I would love to slap Sunday JIM, what a .......Jerk. He is so detached from what a RM does on a daily basis. Great and glorious my ass. On call 24/7 and still have to come home and spend 2 hrs working on a dam computer. They run the RMs like mules. Meter reads, ESR's and Quality Review call backs that only ask two questions. I should know, I am a route manager. It's all about sales with ecolab,and that DAM Route Sales Plan, they can shove it up their ass, right along with that inclusion BS.... oh make sure you do it while wearing a white coat. I swear, If their competitors only knew how much the guys fail to provide full service because they have to deal with stress-BS like, Spread sheets, sales plans, poor technical training, a fucked-up E-net, weekend coverage without pay, and the backward......Hey get me the classifieds. If you like a company that LOST it's way, and is now being run by a person who don't know the value of keeping SALES separate from SERVICE, a place where the policy is "It is what it is" come join this glorious institution. Just know you will only be able to vent like this to each other and not to anyone in leadership. Know also if you can survive the first 2 years, you merely managed to justify them offering life insurance. If you quit, they will replace you, trust me, if they can tell how much it cost to run one rack through the dish machine they know how much $$ it takes to turn staff over while keep their customer base. There was a time when their staff was wort hearing and keeping now its about making it $50/sh.......RUN Forest RUN! |
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dish doctor in South Carolina 47 months ago |
Rinse Max in Pennsburg, Pennsylvania said: I wish I visited this site before I started working for Ecolab. Ohhh! If only. I would love to slap Sunday JIM, what a .......Jerk. He is so detached from what a RM does on a daily basis. Great and glorious my ass. On call 24/7 and still have to come home and spend 2 hrs working on a dam computer. They run the RMs like mules. Meter reads, ESR's and Quality Review call backs that only ask two questions. I should know, I am a route manager. It's all about sales with ecolab,and that DAM Route Sales Plan, they can shove it up their ass, right along with that inclusion BS.... oh make sure you do it while wearing a white coat. Yeh Jim chamberlin is a drunk.He needs a foot in his ass HE leaves those messages supposedly on sunday while hes at his desk thats B.S he does those during the week and holds them for delivery on sunday! The whole company is like that a big ass lie! |
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Terry sims in Fresno, California 47 months ago |
Thank everyone who told the truth about this company, I recently applied for a position at eco lab and was turned down because my assessment score. The messed up part about it was HR scheduled a phone interview with me before the test and cancelled after ( real professional). Also I speeded through the assestment because an "eco lab employee" told me to so I could show interest in the position and the assessment is not a big deal. If I would of known that I would have taken my time at midnight and got more sleep before waking up at 4:30 a.m for my current job.
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