Bullies Do Well at KDP - Anonymous employee Keurig Dr Pepper Employee Review

1.0
Jun 3, 2022
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Bonding with co-workers over the poor treatment.

Cons

The company is run by men and those men are bullies. One of the top leaders in the company will make fun (bully) people over WebEx. In the office he does it as well criticizing people for the clothes they wear, for example. It's insane. Top management are playground bullies who for the most part only interact with each other and look down on the rest of the company as the little people are exist to make them rich. They pretend that they care about diversity and inclusion and you might get hired into the company but if you aren't male with light skin you won't go far. If there are no other jobs then you can get hired at KDP but don't plan to stay. Get a little experience and save yourself. It's a draining culture. The company does not pay well. They lead you to believe you will get a bonus and then surprise you with not getting a full bonus. Be careful what you agree to in a salary negotiation because if you are counting on a bonus as part of your comp there is a good chance you will not get one.

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Keurig Dr Pepper Response
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Thanks for taking the time to share your feedback. What you share is concerning and counter to our values at KDP. We would like to further understand your experience. If you feel comfortable, please reach out to our Speaking Up helpline, where you can remain anonymous, if you’d like. You can provide information online at kdrp.ethicspoint.com or you may call 800.349.4248. KDP is committed to building an inclusive workplace for all employees.

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