Procter & Gamble reviews

P&G is a company that places a lot of emphasis on people development. There is a large focus on training-professional and personal, developing leaders, good managers. The company has some of the nicest people working there, maybe because of its Midwest location - this is sometimes good/sometimes bad. The review process is very thorough and a lot of it is focused on your personal skills. There is a lot of focus on work-life balance, with people having the opportunity to work from home/part-time or bring their kids into work if need be. P&G has plenty of people who have worked there for 10+ years. Benefits are great, although there is no company store in Cincinnati. But P&G does send every employee a very large box of P&G products during the holidaytime. These products just happen to be the ones the company has a hard time getting off the shelves in stores! Having the P&G name on your resume is golden. The P&G reputation is great not only in the consumer products industry, but in any industry.

1. P&G is a great place to train to be a general manager. You will learn how to run a business. 2. P&G is getting back to valuing excellence in marketing, and not just excellence in business results. One can now have a career as a brilliant marketer and not just as a brilliant manager. 3. P&G is so big that there are practically endless opportunities to learn new things whether it is different categories, different geographies, different roles, different types of marketing (consumer, retail, corporate, brand etc.) 4. P&G is ethical - I really do sleep well at nights because I know we do think of our consumers, our shareholders and our partners. We speak and act with respect.