Anheuser-Busch InBev reviews

There is room for growth but it's all politics. It's basically who cut the most corners to get the results that upper management wanted(at plant and corporate level). Pay is good but benefits suck and they work you till you drop. Your expected to be oncall but they don't provide you with a company phone; you use your personal cell. Expect to work 50+ hours a week and weekends and no form of compensation if your management. Upper management says that they want you to do the right thing all the time but when comes down to it always about production and hitting numbers and very little on quality, just enough to get bye. No accountability when comes down to it. Just pointing fingers and nothing ever really gets fix. The same problems reoccur all the time and upper management acts like it's the first time they heard of it. I was hired and let go within the same year because of sales and I was management. They can't even count there own money.

They use the "casual work environment" and "open office" to tout that everyone has a voice, but the reality is all the decisions are made at the top and everyone else is just a pawn to execute them. There is absolutely no pride in the products, it's amazing how this company has managed to take the fun out of beer. The workload is completely unrealistic but they keep trimming headcount - the culture dictates that you say "Yes" to everything, else consider your next promotion gone. Everyone is so stressed out that there is lots of fighting and tension between people who are supposed to be working together. If you have a life outside of work (Hobbies, Family, etc..) then you are seen as not "committed" to the business, be prepared to be on call 24/7/365. Being an American hampers your ability to move up, if you are not a Brazilian male who speaks Portuguese then your prospects are limited.