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Pactiv Corporation Reviews
What is it like working at Pactiv Corporation?
Overwhelming stress.
Production Operator in Temple:
Pros: A few good people
Cons: They are non appreciative have no type of reward program demands more work no matter how hard you work they would hire someone off the street in the position that you applied for pay them top dollar and you have to train them would pay me the employee who know how to dow the job starting pay
Challenging.
Warehouse Team Leader in Temple:
Pros: working with people
Cons: The fairness and equality
Lots of room for personal growth.
Product Development Engineer in Chicago:
Pros: Ability to pursue work in other areas of interest.
Cons: Inconsistent communication
National Account Manager in Chicago:
Pros: Coworkers
Cons: Lack of vision
Production Operator:
The pay is good, but they over work you the days you do work and then get mad when u dont want to work overtime. Then threaten to move the company because they cant keep workers there. Theres alot of things that they could change that would make it better there but are not open minded to floor level employees opinions.
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