Chobani has become a place, like any large corporation, where the employees mean nothing and external image is more important than internal treatment. An egregious amount of money can be spent on events, marketing, travel for employees that don't even need to be on a trip, yet not on employee retention. Culture is something they pretend to have, but spend a month in any of the offices/plants and you'll realize that it is all talk and never any action. And forget about advancement because 9/10 times, someone will be hired externally. If you have a killer internal creative department, why hire external help? You have true artists working only on packaging.
Equality among peers seems to be a constant struggle. Professionalism is missing company wide, and respect is non-existent. It is appalling to see how executive assistants are treated. Do you think they enjoy making meals for grown men for a living? Or being snapped at? Or yelled at publicly? If humility is the key to success, then arrogance is the key to Chobani.
When you take a moment to read through these reviews, you'll notice a few gems. You'd be disheartened to know that a few of those were written by people who were asked by HR to write those in order to boost this rating.
This company has built an external image of transparency. Yet, on the inside secrets, favoritism, questionable behavior, and lies cloud the glass walls holding up the glass building. Companies who build glass houses...
Actually, Chobani is transparent. Hopefully you can see through the lies.
