The Clorox Company reviews

Clorox has a long history of being a great place to work. Recently, however, the company has hoped to drive financial performance through a more aggressive approach with employees. "Work-life balance" has become a taboo phrase, replaced with the ethos of "row harder." While this may drive short term results, it also results in high levels of turn-over. I'd like to see the company find a better balance here. Workloads are currently overwhelming, particularly for high performers. To keep people in a world where there are tech companies around every corner, we need to to remain that great place to work that people yearn for and are willing to take the CPG pay-cut for.

Can be hard to move from certain roles Many mangers did not embody company ethics and there was little recourse Stingy on spending on benefits and perks for non sales people