Unilever Philippines Reviews

From what I have gathered as an intern, it's pretty easy to move up the corporate ladder of Unilever for the following reasons. First, since it is a very demanding and work-intense company, some people employ themselves here for mere training to prepare themselves in different businesses with a duration of 5 to 10 years.

From collecting plastic that were distributed by the company to outreach projects, Unilever has various initiatives that I can join!

The company's culture in the office is vibrant while serious. Most of the time people are focusing on their work and the deadlines they need to meet.

I believe there are more women in the workplace than men.

Since I've been given 3 projects to lead, my day-to-day responsibilities are to look after them.

My managers are eager for me to succeed, that's why they always make themselves available for any concerns that I may have.

The office space is very large, I don't feel cramped or tight, almost impossible to injure yourself due to bumping into furniture.

It's quite long, but it was reassuring. The length and process of the interview entailed a sense of professionalism and standard.

As an intern, having this allowance is above average.

There are a lot of workshops that I can enroll for at Unilever. Workshops that are mainly focused on hard and technical skills that I can use at work

The company operates on a flexible schedule, meaning employees are not fixed to a 9-5 schedule.

Unilever records all sustainability efforts and its impact in numbers. This kind of transparency encourages me to work for this company.