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Buyer Reviews
What is it like working as a Buyer?
February 2019
Good.
Buyer in Salem:
Pros: The people
Cons: pay
February 2019
Buyer:
They do not care for their employees. They make you jump through hoops just to get more money. The management there are the worse I’ve ever worked for. This is a male company they Are in charge and belittle the women.
February 2019
Very interesting. Lots of things to learn and understand. Its not same as buying at other companies.
Buyer in Durban:
Pros: I am able to complete my job on my own.
My direct manager have confidence in me to make and carry out decision on my own.
Cons: Promotions and developments are not applied to all staff members. hard work is not recognized by higher management.
February 2019
Buyer in Howell:
Pros: Close to home
Cons: Nothing
February 2019
Good.
Buyer in Poughkeepsie:
Pros: Being a buyer
Cons: New vp
February 2019
Challenging.
Buyer in Cape Town:
Pros: trusted to do my own thing
Cons: salary and opportunities
February 2019
Produce Life.
Buyer in Portland:
Pros: My hometown, plenty of dining/entertainment and outdoor activities
Cons: Nothing, I love Portland
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