FRITO LAY

Typical as most corporate companies they play little games you work your butt off cover all different shifts. You have one situation and if you’re the wrong color you get terminated through an email. Don’t even have enough respect to tell you in your face. What a waste of time. and they have a habit of turning the employees against each other with the leads and colleagues

Frito lay only cares about selling not the individuals working for them favoritism is a major issue at this company I worked there for over a decade I don’t recommend this job for anyone who has self value

Frito-Lay was a good place to work definitely would of been there along time but I wàs cut short. If you want very good pay and benefits Frito-Lay in Wayne, NJ is the place. Very diverse that's was a place needs better management.

Very nice plant to work with I be happy to work for Frito lay again hope they hiring me again for the job

32 years later and I wonder…where did the time go? I stayed focused on why I was doing what I was doing and that helped keep my daily, weekly, monthly routine from becoming a rut. Frito Lay provided all I needed to provide well for my family and it can yours too. I laughed all through my career with Frito Lay. What a blast.

Way to top heavy as an organization. We needed a lot of help on the frontlines where the rubber meets the road & did not get the support of the company to keep us fully staffed. All of the brass in the company kept coming up with more mandatory to do"s that made our jobs impossible to manage on a daily basis. It became a 7 day a week job being on call 24/7, running routes any given day because we couldnt stay properly staffed. And then it became what I called a doom loop where you couldnt make any progress forward just trying to maintain the business. You could plan your day as to properly manage, but the minute something went wrong your plans were shot and with out the proper staffing to make a call and have someone take care of an emergency for you or run a route for you, it then became you who had to do that. All the while your tasks were still all expected to be completed each and every week as though nothing stood in your way.

Being comfortable and safe in work environment. Also being able to communicate with work environment and participate in any extra activities that can improve work environment.

Reduced waste by strictly adhering to packing procedures and reducing the volume of packaging materials used in the preparation of shipments. Kept accurate and up-to-date records by documenting all movements in the company's system. Used tools, sprayers, and chemical solvents to decontaminate work areas. Chose products for specific routes and calculated precise placements by estimating weight, height, and center of balance.

I have a lot to say, but this is a company you don't want to work for. No room to grow so your always going to be stuck at the bottom. Your knowledge and skill levels don't matter here.

This branch of Frito Lay is clickish, almost to a cult of greed and vindictiveness. Sales managers overload stores to pad their income, while putting their field performers in a compromising position between FritoLay and their clients.

This company and job ruined my life, my relationships time after time… started off great first couple years but then they got greedy and took everything away from their employees. If I could go back 13 years I would NEVER work there

When you get a job at frito lay you give your life to them ,14 hour days a very overwhelming job! Overworked and you get burnt out very easy dealing with store managers always giving shelf space then take it away causing alot of backstock in which the managers complain about

Frito-Lay was a fun and great place to work for 20 years. I've since retired in 2021 and enjoying their benefits. I was able to branch out with my job career there and explore what it was that I truly wanted to do each and every day. I feel that I reached a point that I was satisfied with as a power buyer, managing projects with the plants and DC's on an engineering basis. I managed capital projects in the millions of dollars, purchasing, accounting, invoicing and working with the managers and vendors. I'm happy that I accomplished all that I had wanted to with my career there.

I worked there 32 years it was a great place to work I just got very tired of the long drive to work and dealing with the early hours to get up in the morning I got up at 2”30 in the morning need something else

Started as a part time helper which with my great skills was getting full time hours, being labeled as merchandiser instead of helper. Trying to move up to a route sales representative because I would of doubled or even tripled my income but had one person in the way of myself successfully getting into that position. My horny sexual addicted Manager Melissa. In which tried several forceful attempts to sexual interact with me. I taken it to our human resources and they either called me "gay"(from men) for not going through with her actions or the I was called a "liar" (women) in which they dropped my complaints about her behavior. I couldn't just go straight to the corporate office in Plano,Tx because they will still need documentation from my office in which when she found out it became hell for me at the workplace. She randomly wrote me up for false situations, I tried transferring to facilities and was denied because she had the final approval. I miss the greatest job in the world!

This job does have great pay at $24 hr. The problem is everything is senority based. So as a material handler ur stuck working 2pm-10pm or 10pm-6am for about 5-7 years before given a chance to go to the morning. Also after working 8 hours they can force u 4 more and if u can’t u get 1 full point as if u never showed up. U must be part time for a year before becomming full time. But if ur ok with all that then this is the place for you. Like I said the pay is great. They have lunches a lot for employees, fee chips for break and lunch, free Gatorade, pay for your shoes $120 voucher. Pay for your clothes $75 a year for part time and $125 for full time. Overall wasn’t a bad company to work for. Easy work.

Terrible company and management. Company cares nothing about employee. They only care about numbers. Very stressfull job

If you want secure advancing career opportunities, Frito Lay, Inc. is for you! Upper management works with you as you learn and progress. Work-Life balance is low, however, great for gaining experience in the business world.

Great place to work benefits and pay wise job security if you won’t overtime you’ll definitely get it

I was hired with a group of people and I was the only one excelling in every task and I was the only one cross training on different departments however within my “90 days” (it was 60”) I did get fired… I haven’t missed any days or was late and I always picked up overtime but I was told I was fired because they felt as though I didn’t want to work there… But I was the only one excelling and everything cross training and applying for more positions throughout the business. I was the only one expressing interest in all the above out of my whole group. There was a lot of drama within the supervisors and coworkers and this was the production floor and HR isn’t no help either as far as to getting your job and keeping your job or being fair so that’s why I say stability isn’t so great.

I started as temp. Went full time. Got new head people in. After that things weren't done right. Then i get fired because points which i had doctor's notes. They took them then all the sudden it didnt matter. Ive tried to get my job back and they aint having it. I was a good working just missing days. Thats all.

You work a lot of hours 6 days a week all the time but I do say they have a lot of updated equipment, all employers are the same no matter where you work. The only thing Frito-Lay gives you is decent pay but now other places are paying more wages now, so there are a lot of competitive pay out there now. I do gotta say frito gave me a good pension that I’m thankful for