Awesome place to work - Crew Member Vital Farms Employee Review

5.0
Sep 14, 2020
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Vital Farms is by far the best place I have ever worked. The manner at which they go above and beyond for all of us is something that doesn't go unnoticed. The work is challenging but the work environment more than makes up for it. We truly are a family here and I'm very thankful for the way everyone looks out for one-another.

Cons

I don't have any at this time.

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Vital Farms Response
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Thank you for taking a moment to leave us a review! We are thrilled that you're enjoying your experience on our crew. Speaking of fun, how about a fun fact about Rhode Island Red hens! You may know that many of the girls that lay our eggs are Rhode Island Red's but did you know that this same hen is actually the state bird of Rhode Island? They are even celebrated with two statues in separate cities of Rhode Island!

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Pros

Consistent schedule and work life balance

Cons

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1.0
May 29, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

On the positive side, you’ll meet a lot of great people throughout the company. The flexible time off is appreciated and helps with work-life balance. The quarterly perks and discounts on company products are also a nice benefit for employees.

Cons

There are several concerns when it comes to leadership and company culture. There seems to be a major disconnect between employees, managers, and higher-level leadership, including some C-level executives. HR often appears to favor underperforming employees instead of holding them accountable, which can be frustrating for strong performers. There is also a noticeable lack of direction, consistency, and accountability among managers across multiple departments. While the company talks a lot about its values, those values do not always seem to apply equally at the Director, VP, and Chief levels. Leadership needs to address these issues and remove ineffective leaders before more hardworking and high-performing employees decide to leave for better opportunities elsewhere. Favoritism also appears to be a significant issue within the company culture. In some cases, underperforming employees or leaders are protected instead of being held accountable, which negatively impacts morale and trust across teams. There also seems to be a pattern of bringing in ineffective leaders from other companies whose management styles do not align with the company’s stated values, further contributing to cultural decline. If leadership wants to retain strong employees and improve the workplace environment, there needs to be a more honest evaluation of performance, accountability, and leadership effectiveness at every level of the organization.

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