Thread regarding PepsiCo Inc. (Pepsi) layoffs

What happened to PepsiCo’s culture?

There used to be a real sense of looking out for each other — that’s what made this place different. Lately, it feels like that’s been replaced with back-channel conversations, politics, and a constant need to watch your back( since the near shore, off shore concept started) They have more holidays, vacations that us folks .they are cost effective for l10 and below but most of them are banded and they definitely are not mature for it. No back ground check just got hired . i have few in my workspace.

It’s getting harder to trust intentions. Decisions don’t always feel transparent, and visibility doesn’t always align with contribution. That creates an environment where people are focused more on positioning than actually delivering.

Also hearing increasing concerns from the I&O space — behavior that comes across as bullies, b***, aggressive or dismissive, which isn’t what we should be normalizing as ‘leadership’ or ‘accountability.’

This isn’t about one team or one geography — it’s about the culture we’re building. If we don’t address it, we risk losing what made this place strong in the first place.”**


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Indra Nooyi.

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Post ID: @3cw+1kq16tmc6

Seems like the only valued and promoted employees are the ones any great company would have let go.

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Post ID: @2zt+1kq16tmc6

My college hire merch manager always telling me what to do. I continue to take 30 Mn sh*ts 4 times a day. The culture is what I say it is and it’s you nincompoops paying me to sit on the toilet for 3 hrs a day on OT.

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Post ID: @2rp+1kq16tmc6

Lol Seth Cohen happened. He f***d it up and was fired but still retains king of toxicity title.

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Post ID: @2qy+1kq16tmc6

@OP 💯👍

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Post ID: @1nh+1kq16tmc6

@xz So true! The more contractors from outsourcing companies the better, according to….the short-term stockholders??

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Post ID: @zc+1kq16tmc6

Global Capability Centers will save us for sure, less Americans the better. Why would Americans know what they’re doing? They only built the company.

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Post ID: @xz+1kq16tmc6

You nailed it!

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Post ID: @sw+1kq16tmc6

All the growth during covid let the politically savvy id--ts rise up, and now we're stuck with a bunch of powerpoint warriors and not a competitive bone in their body in charge

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Post ID: @pg+1kq16tmc6

@kw correction "has simply become a " needs to be changed to "always has been a toxic cesspool"

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Post ID: @n7+1kq16tmc6

It has simply become a toxic cesspool

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Post ID: @kw+1kq16tmc6

Every corporation in America. Profits over people. Pepsi can’t even fake it anymore, we are shareholder centric and that is all.

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Post ID: @jc+1kq16tmc6

Huh ? I worked for 20 years in Plano and the culture always s-u-c-k-e-d. It was the most political backstabbing company I ever worked for. So much petty politics and cliques driven by two-faced backstabbing nasty people, promotions and reviews based on who your drinking and golf buddies were etc etc. Blatant Code of Conduct violations that were swept under the rug depending on who your cronies were etc etc. The culture was like grown-up High School. PepsiCo culture was different alright, but not in a good way.

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Post ID: @e2+1kq16tmc6

@OP There are so many LG2s and LG3s in this organization that do absolutely nothing except present decks. No plans, no follow up, no value in any of that work…this goes for both offshore and in the United States. There are no true leaders that can motivate and get anything out of their teams except the bare minimum.

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