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I worked at Unilever full-time (More than a year)
Pros
- good experience
- social life is great
Cons
- Bureacratic
- Difficult to progress
- high staff turnover.
Advice to Management
none
Interview
Interview process was very messy and unorganised . I applied for a diffrent role and i got an email back that they would like to consider me for another vacancy which was ok for me . Communication was very poor ( had to send 3-4 emails to get a repsponse ). Interview details ( time and date ) were given to me 16 hours in advance ( which is unexeptable ) but the best bit is they never gave me a job spec although i asked for one so i could know what i was interviewing for. The result was i never got one and i walked in the interview obviously ignorant of what i was about to face . Interviewers were ok and relaxed. After a month and still waiting for feedback on the role ... For a company like Unilever someone would expect a bit more professionalism from their HR department
Interview Questions
Friday 1st November was World Vegan Day. Worldwide, more and more people are shifting to flexitarian diets – largely plant-based with occasional meat. At Unilever, we are providing more solutions to support different diets, and together work on a healthier planet. http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vMHD3
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