Tyson Foods CEO and leadership

The company is reputable and committed to community service. The job is challenging but fulfilling. It is family-owned and, for the most part, operated. I will also state that it isn't owned or controlled by China, as some oddball mentioned in their comments.

There are too many executives at every level, which is causing confusion and mismanagement. No one seems to have a clearly defined role, resulting in multiple people working on the same tasks. Additionally, there is a lack of consistency across all plants due to their autonomy, and corporations need to establish and enforce standards to ensure consistency.

- Bonus - Generous 401k and stock purchase matches. - Free College - Good amount of time off

The CEO is knowledgeable and approachable, but the leadership team appears disoriented at times.

I don't know at this point.

I read up on the company, followed some news articles concerning the tools I would be using and took a look at the reviews on sites like this.

It is a bit low on both a regional and national level.

"They are very well represented and have heavily invested in promoting diversity."

I LOVE when I see people trying our products.

The team members

Protocol inconsistency

The diversity among team members,and ability to help keep them all safe, welcome , and prepared. Everyone has "worth".

Good pay

Very horrible management rotten food served in cafeteria

Paychecks were always great

Working with other team members

Too many meetings with no results

Salary ‘ medical benefits