Not getting better after merger - Management Nutrien Employee Review

1.0
May 24, 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Pay and benefits good; some excellent people; successful business

Cons

Terrible work environment and worse communication from leadership. Constant change and little direction or discussion. Unclear and grossly inconsistent advancement of employees. Culture of silos is strong and perpetuated by leadership. Company approach still split between the two legacy companies. Unqualified and inexperienced people in leadership positions for political reasons and the sake of appearance. Extremely high workload and unrealistic expectations despite rhetoric about taking care of mental health. Progress happening to bring the two companies together but is very slow and poor communication and consultation with employees makes it excruciating sometimes

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Nutrien Response
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Thank you for your review. We recognize a merger of two large organizations can lead to significant change for some employees, and in some cases, the frustrations and additional uncertainty you have expressed. However, we feel strongly that as we move forward, these things will be addressed and remedied. If you bear with us during this time of transition and growth, we’re confident your experience will improve. We’d love to hear more from you, please feel free to send us an email at YourVoice@nutrien.com.

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