Thread regarding PepsiCo Inc. (Pepsi) layoffs

Take the Brand Name and Run

Not going to sugarcoat it. Pepsi is not what people think it is behind the scenes. The dysfunction, the decisions from leadership, and the way things are handled make you question why you stay. I’m glad I’m moving on.

Having Pepsi on your resume looks great right now, so take advantage of it while you can. The name carries weight, but once people start seeing what’s really going on behind the scenes, that reputation might not mean what it used to. If you’re already thinking about leaving, start looking now instead of waiting for things to get worse. There are opportunities outside Pepsi, and your experience is worth more than staying somewhere that drains you. Get out while you can.


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PEP on the resume is a liability now. A prospective employer sees how poorly PEP performs and correctly assumes it's a dysfunctional company with a dysfunctional culture and an apathetic workforce and then asks themselves if they want to import anyone with that background / mindset into their company.

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I’m not so sure any more. The bad news is very public now. The analysts and news cycle are focused on how terrible this company is performing.

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