PepsiCo reviews

This entire Pepsico office in Hyderabad is a sham ! They have hired more than 1000 people in last one year but these are all from BPOs of WNS or from Genpact. There are no fixed processes in place be it the hiring, onboarding or even the IT infra. Have spent more than a year at Pepsico now but you picj uo any team and 90% of the people are here just to mantain the excel sheets and update the data. All the analysis and mind bending work is done by the US teams. They would promise you some average or abobe average salary but you would end up spending almost 12 hours in frint of your system with no weekends and holidays left for you. They would just compensate you like beggars to work on weekends. If you want to apply for a vacation or a leave you need to take approvals from your manager atleast 3 weeks in advance. Feel lucky if you are not asked to vut short your vacation. A team mate was lucky enough to get a job jn another organization but it has been over two months for him begging for his F&F settlement. They have mo process in place and thus things going in circles. You are taught interpersonal skills. Like email writing, talking to US counterparts and even how to talk to your reporting manager US team members are amazing to interact with and they are helpful but the India leadership team is useless. Extremi hierarchical where you have to always just stick to your channel of communication for whatever thing. A BIG HYPE AROUND THIS PEPSICO HYDERABAD OFFICE HAS BEEN MADE. DO NOT FALL INTO THE TRAP

Poor low and mid mgmt Too much micro management Worst team cultures Cheap office politics for recognition Work culture lower than BPOs category No 360 degree review for mid and high level positions Free Over time work culture Lip service offering to employees Retaliation for voice out opinion fearless Hyderabad office failed to deliver PepsiCo values and principles Hired Service center management leads who are poor in people management Never expect appreciate for hard work. Employees are treated as work force Cheap labour market operations No surprise to see zero knowledge reporting leads