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Breakthru Beverage Group

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Not the same company I started with - Administration Breakthru Beverage Group Employee Review

2.0
Nov 23, 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Benefits are decent ($175 -205 for associate, $380 -$470 for Associate + spouse, $305 -$380 for Associate + Children, $505 -$585 for family, high deductible is $140/$324/$268/$407) Hybrid for some departments (3 days a week at home, 2 in office), which is great Location of the office Industry is exciting and non-stop Management at the corporate level seems to be doing and saying all the right things

Cons

If you need to travel to visit family during the holidays this is not the company for you. They are enforcing a mandatory no vacation from 11/15 to 12/31 for the whole office, even those who really don't have a crunch time but it's well known that there are people who are exempt. Employees from other offices haven't heard of this policy which means that it's unlikely a corporate policy. This is the talk of the office and resulting in many disgruntled employees. For all the talk of the company being a family when it comes to your own family and the holidays the company comes first Vacation isn't keeping up with other companies. Sliding scale of 2 weeks up to 4 weeks when you reach 10 years. There are 5 personal and 2 floating holidays. This is an ok policy, but many companies are trying to be competitive and starting higher. If you accept a job here, try to negotiate this as I wish I had Morale is low and this is a big deal.

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5.0
May 26, 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Vacation policy was great my direct manger made sure we used it.

Cons

Lots of favoritism between departments. Sales always seemed to be favorite

1.0
May 12, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Flexible hours, co-workers, work semi- independently.

Cons

NO job security! you can be let go anytime they want to do a "restructure". UNREALISTIC data driven goals, they're still working off COVID numbers and don't want to settle back down to reality, basically greed. Pay sucks, you can't get a place to live on your own with the compensation they offer, and the cost for the wear and tear on your vehicle is astounding, the competitors pay better. You're just a number that's micro-managed and they constantly let go of good employees that are making somewhat decent income for the work they put in and replace them with new ones that are paid significantly less with poor work ethics. It's a revolving door. There is no future for sales reps in this company as they are heading to e-commerce to eliminate actual bodies that physically go into stores and engage with owners and managers. How can this be a "best managed company" when there are constant labor disputes, strikes, layoffs, and restructurings? Use to be a good company to work for, once upon a time.

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