Mexico first, USA second - Anonymous employee The Clorox Company Employee Review

3.0
Sep 27, 2023
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Remote work opportunities Summer Fridays Recharge weeks (all salaried employees have the same days off so that you don't have to worry about returning from PTO with tons of emails and tasks)

Cons

profits over people cronyism - if your friend doesn't work here you will not experience any upward mobility lack of transparency jobs are being sent to Mexico (this program began in May 2023 and will continue for the near and far future)

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The Clorox Company Response
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Thank you for your feedback, which we’re sharing with appropriate leaders. We have a strong team in Mexico, and we’re committed to building an organizational structure to enhance the way we all work, unlocking faster decision making and better outcomes for our consumers, customers and teammates. If you’re willing to share more details to help us continue to improve, we’d welcome it at people@clorox.com.

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