BrewDog Reviews

Pros

Opportunities were made available within the company to help during extremely busy online sales while the bars were closed. Surprise beer deliveries of recent to keep morale high!

Cons

Unfortunate time to be in the industry but Brewdog have softened the blow significantly.

Pros

The values of the company are very forward-thinking They like to promote within the company Informal communication, flexible hours, living wage employer plus tips Super diverse and inclusive

Cons

Although they prefer promoting within the company, most of the staff are quite young so opportunities are usually scarce. They hate firing people so sometimes you have to put up with some bad workers/attitudes.

Pros

Great environment, you meet a lot of people, it's FUN. You get a Cicerone certificate

Cons

Not great career development prospects, strenuous and tiring sometimes

Pros

Super positive environment and a great place to work

Cons

can be quite stressful and can be late nights

Pros

Excellent training provided along with extensive staff benefits.

Cons

Different parts of the business do feel disjointed at times.

Pros

the beer, the people, the passion, the trade

Cons

The pay, career progression opportunities, the culture is not as it seems from the outside

Pros

Attracts really wonderful people to work alongside, there's a unity in the struggle, once you work there you feel you can do anything.

Cons

Lots of coolaid drinking, lots of problematic behaviour from senior staff/CEO, secrets, chaotic and disorganised, terrible communication, everything is a lie or a marketing gimmick, no training or opportunities develop, their 'values' don't align with reality, no trust in their staff. Felt very much like an unhealthy relationship with them constantly apologising and promising to be better while treating you unfairly, then breaking up with you at a time when you really need them. A company built on some very flimsy foundations

Pros

Great company all round with great discounts and free beer

Cons

A great company but the expectations from higher up are very hard to meet