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Perfetti Van Melle

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Great place to work if you have no desire to grow. Think twice if you are wanting to grow your career. - Anonymous employee Perfetti Van Melle Employee Review

3.0
22 Mar 2022
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Absolutely the best reason to work for Perfetti VanMelle is the benefits and flexibility.

Cons

Biggest challenges working at Perfetti VanMelle are management are all process managers but not people managers which provides no personal development guidance (be prepared to develop yourself). No clear guide path for career advancement with no opportunities to grow with the company.

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5.0
1 Mar 2026
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Pros

Really enjoyed my co-workers Good intern focused events

Cons

pay was below average for an engineering intern

2.0
18 June 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Not many pros to speak of after Perfetti Van Melle purchased the company from Mondolēz. They touted all sorts of things about work/life balance and not having mandatory overtime, then almost immediately had my department working 6 days a week, 12 hours on weekdays and 8 on Saturdays. That went on for almost a year, then we went down to 10 hour days 6 days a week, which is what I believe the department is still working. Also, they decreased the pay for their operators by five dollars an hour and have been steadily getting rid of anyone that was grandfathered in at the higher pay. They do offer bonuses, Sam's club or Costco memberships, and $500 yearly reimbursement for money spent towards hobbies and wellness, but you don't have time to enjoy what you purchase.

Cons

•No work/life balance due to mandatory overtime •Mediocre pay •Lack or quality control standards due to pressure to put out product •People are numbers to be discarded and replaced. Operators that worked for Mondolēz, then Perfetti, grandfathered in at a higher pay, ran their line while training new operators on that line and also being expected to babysit and help new, barely trained operators on nearby lines. They had us running ragged, then when they had other operators trained, they found reasons to fire the ones at a higher pay grade. They'd then complain about low productivity. Lol, what do they expect?

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