Pros
The environment used to be fast paced and still has the potential to be fast paced. Exciting and challenging project opportunities. Pay is good for the area and working for Chobani is a good thing to put on your resume, this is mostly due to the great product they produce.
Cons
Beware to those not in the "in crowd". Poor management. They DO NOT empower employees to work as a team but rather fosters a co-opetition type of environment. Extreme lack of inter and intra-department communication. Team leaders and department directors will not share or distribute any work load. Do NOT question any decision making, as you will be labeled a martyr and pushed removed from employment with the company Too many departments are run by interim leadership and consultants. There is not a real desire to build long-lasting, cohesive teams. Chobani tends to care only about its external image and has not made any effort to create a excellent internal atmosphere to match their outward image and values. They care too much about status. More effort and money is spent on worrying about what "top notch" NYC office they obtain than building adequate office spaces for their administrative departments at their manufacturing sites. They have numerous employees working in cold "job trailers" for the past few years, mean while they are landing a 2.8 mil/year lease in NYC