Nestlé Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I've worked for NWNA for about one year, The organization is well established and has very strong guiding mission. The opportunity is really how the organization connects front line associates to the mission."

"The company in and of itself is a good place. But, the tools that they use are old and antiquated. Senior management does not seem to be open to suggestions related to improvement and I believe my efforts would be more appreciated elsewhere. I am interested in working for a dynamic company that is open to suggestion and I love to problem solve and streamline processes. Nestle S.A. seems unwilling to grow and adapt. However, the employees are fantastic and they hire great people."

"A large organization that has different opportunities."

"Great company overall with many avenues in the infant as well as food and beverage industry. My knowledge is specifically with Gerber nutrition which has a long history in infant/toddler care."

"Nice place to work at, highly recommended"

"Good organization and friendly employers"

"Great place to work and learn from senior-ed personal."

"The company is not very good. Management is sub par and compensation is terrible. Engineering support is not very good."

"Great people, very good benefits and very organized work area. Good salary, $21 per hour and 40 hours per week with no overtime required."

"Good place to work. Decent wage for area."

"Can be good or bad depending on the division. Nestle overall is a good company that needs to improve the middle management skills and be more dynamic."

"I worked with Nestle for a total of 10 years, and I can say it is a great company to work, a company that takes cares of the employee and gives the opportunity to grow. As any big company it changes the strategy very often, mainly on the IT area as it is not their focus, but for sure one of the best companies I have ever worked for. I recommend for all people that might want a chance."

"Nestle is a 300,000+ employees which leads to a feeling of being just a number. The middle management needs to be trained to adapt to a matrix organization. Depending on the location, the working environment could be nice or poor. The benefits are OK, but smaller and same size companies can offer better. The main negative point is "no empowerment of the employees" and the main positive point is the international exposure."

"I have worked for Nestle for 7 years, of which 2 years I worked in Moscow on assignment and the rest 5 years I worked in Nestle Uzbekistan based in Tashkent. Nestle Uzbekistan is a branch of Nestlé S.A., a Swiss multinational food and beverage company headquartered in Vevey, Switzerland. It is the largest food company in the world measured by revenues. Nestle Uzbekistan is a company with 2 factories producing water, milk, baby cereals and employing more than 1000 people in total."

"I started working at Nestle this 2014 and the work is so easy and calm, but I want to learn more about web programming."