BAT Doesn't care about their employees - Senior Territory Manager Reynolds American Employee Review

2.0
Mar 9, 2022
Recommend
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Pros

There are some decent benefits. They have a great maternity/paternity plan. They are inclusive with their benefits.

Cons

I used to love my job. I happily worked 50+ a week. I would have retired from this company. RAI/R. J. Reynolds actually cared about their employees. It wasn't lip service. Then we were bought out by BAT. They have destroyed our culture. They don't care about us at all. They are working field at a pace that is not manageable. We have to many brands to manage for the amount of stores, resets, product launches, price changes, POS changes, Sell in this merchandising goal, sell in this to your stores, etc. Each sell in is another reset. We are slammed and you feel set up to fail. Health insurance could definitely be better. My husband's company gave us the entire out of pocket deductible on our HSA and they were a lot smaller company. I know BAT could afford to make sure their employees could get their medications at the beginning of the year.

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Reynolds American Response
4y
We appreciate your review. Please know, we use all of our employees' feedback to help us shape and improve our processes with the end goal of making the company a better place to work. Thank you for taking the time to share your comments.

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