Nutrien Software Developer reviews

4.5

77% would recommend to a friend

(7 total reviews)

Ken Seitz

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77% positive business outlook

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7 reviews
4.0
Oct 18, 2021
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Pros

- Great benefits. - Stable company. - Digital leadership seems to hear and care about employee feedback. - Many new faces in upper level management that seem to be moving the org in the right direction. - Nutrien as a company is a beast, but it's great to work for a company that is cash positive and does not rely on seed funding or debt to pay its bills. - Great work/life balance, decent focus on mental health. - Focus on safety across the board means no pressure to go into the office during Covid. - Newly implemented (sorely needed) engineering job expectations/levels have helped Engineers understand their potential career trajectory. - Recent efforts to focus more on diversity.

Cons

- The digital team is very new and has grown tremendously since its inception in 2016 or 17. With that comes growing pains. - Digital org can feel disorganized. - Pay scale was a bit lower than average for Engineers until recently. - "Lower level" management could use guidelines for handling complex interactions with employees. - Diversity is still a bit of an issue, the digital org as a whole could use awareness training. - They still operate like a traditional "9-5" company. While hours are flexible and there is a lot of freedom to get things done during "office hours", it is not a place where you can choose to work the majority of your hours outside of the 9-5 ish time.

5.0
Jan 13, 2021
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Pros

The managers are really supportive and caring

Cons

None. Overall my experience was awesome

3.0
Jan 6, 2021
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Pros

Generally flexible work schedule Bonus structure can be lucrative Good insurance options Many interesting people to work with Compensation is OK for junior devs

Cons

Depending on the team you're on, you might be working with code written by a revolving door of consultants that didn't know what they were doing Depending on the team, there can be lots of fires to put out Arbitrary personnel changes Some management-level decisions that might sound good to stakeholders get tossed out after months, leading to lots of wasted work The software organization was crammed into a 100 year old company that doesn't understand how to release software or treat developers Compensation is not great for mid-level or senior devs

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