There are better companies to work for (more money, less stress) - Brand Director Procter & Gamble Employee Review

3.0
Sep 13, 2022
Recommend
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Pros

- Plenty of leadership experience that will carry you for the rest of your career - Great benefits for parents/families - many women take 8 months of mat leave, daycare, ivf coverage, etc - Plenty of verbal and written presentations giving you a serious leg up for your career - ERG networking is strong and your can turn to mentors, advocates, and champions for helpful guidance/direct help with your career

Cons

- No longer on the cutting edge of marketing given all of the processes and middleman that are required to execute - Unimpressive leadership that does not know how to teach or coach - Your training is owned by you and relies heavily on in office interaction to learn because leadership does not know how to train - Single, young people are not seen as equals vs those with families typically taking on more work burdens or not given as much flexibility with time management - Cincinnati is a tough community to break into if you don’t have a family or you’re looking to make connections outside of P&G, min 3 days required in office

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5.0
Jun 10, 2026
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Pros

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Cons

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3.0
May 19, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Many intelligent people who are experts in their fields who are willing to help and provide advice (if they have time). Decent benefits and pay.

Cons

I mentioned time because many people are stretched and overworked. Work life balance is pretty bad and shows no signs of improvement. A lot of this can be attributed to near useless management. Every project is treated as absolute maximum priority but can still be dropped at a moment's notice. Work processes are horribly cumbersome and slow. Even small changes require many approvals but there are endless demands to "move faster".

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