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Alltech is a complete joke of a company. Their management, especially in the IT field, is completely ignorant to say the least and unprofessional. There is no room for advancement and they will lie right to your face and fire you within the same day without notice. This company does NOT respect its employees nor have a stable management system or even knowledge of how to do anything really. They are very conceited and think that they all have to brown nose each other to get anything. I'm surprised any of their IT infrastructure is even functional, it works about as good as its management does if that tells you anything. I have never seen a company that is so unstable and unable to comprehend anything about IT and say they have an IT department. One instance in particular, I tried to put my opinion in about something (when asked) and strongly know about the subject and what works and help the company and its functions, I was then yelled at by someone who knows nothing about IT in the first place and degraded in front of a meeting of people. Like I was a child that just asked for something and got yelled at for. Ridiculous. Needless to say, this company is a pitiful excuse for running and I am surprised at the decisions they are allowed to make in the IT department and surprised of the education level and professionalism they lack. In a whole, horrible company, I do not recommend.

Alltech is the right place to gain experience in international marketing, sales processes and sales support, client relations and branding. Six years of very hard work and long hours with numerous opportunities to learn, increase and polish overall marketing and project management skills.

The most enjoyable part of my time at Alltech was learning and applying new knowledge. There was room to test strategies and identify successes and failures which was crucial as I built my knowledge base in marketing, branding and sales support as well client and sponsorship management. 

We had a young team of marketing professionals with a long list of difficult and large scale projects. I was constantly faced with extremely challenging situations and projects from a very young age. I worked on major projects without previous experience such as international lecture tours, sales and key account meetings and presentations as well as major client negotiations around the globe. 

While stressful at times, the opportunities I had at Alltech have proven to be second to none.

Work-life balance
Work-life balance at Alltech Nutrition is awful  the nasty place to work

Pay & benefits
My pay and benefits at Alltech Nutrition are  the benefits are the only positive thing they have going for them

Job security and advancement
In terms of job security at Alltech Nutrition, I think  if you voice your opinion  you will pay. I would not leave a good for this job

Management
In general, managers at Alltech   
If you like to be micro managed  the plant manager is a micro manager  the manager they have now is dishonest as the is long. You can not believe a word that comes out of his mouth

Culture
Collaboration with my colleagues at Alltech Nutrition is   My way or the highway  they do unsafe things. Like working. Higher than 6 foot without being tied off. Making maintenance go in tanks and not waiting till the oxygen level is safe to enter. Exhausting. Fine partials into the atoms here  by removing filters from there baghouse

Overall
My experience working at Alltech Nutrition  the company as a whole is great  Christian belief. I said. Christian i right. They don’t talk a good game. Their. Handbook say two different things but they will fire you for just because

Just like other companies; Alltech requires efficiency, safety, and standardized practice when preforming tasks. One of the first things I noticed when I started was that their requirement for safety was far more enforced and standardized than most places.  This is a good thing of course.  It becomes second nature quickly to ensure protocols are followed. 

Pay is competitive; especially when benefits are taken into account. The benefits are unrivaled in comparison to the prior places I worked. By this, I mean all of the benefits; including 401K, Insurance, time off,  overtime offered, etc.

The plant I work for has a small crew on every shift, which drives the culture to be interpersonally close knit and accountability driven. 

There are very few production facilities anywhere nearby that have even slightly similar processes; therefore there is a lot to learn. I enjoy challenges, so it has been a fun job so far.

The management and supervision of the farm was very poor,simply because of corruption and favoritism,the people that was very good  at their job was either demoted or was being targeted to be fired because he didn't like their personality and the ones he liked were not very knowledgeable of their position and nor were good leaders in fact they acted adolescent. 
I wasn't planning on working there long,just until I found another job, I didn't agree with the way the place was handled mainly most of the personal.
I have gotten word that the manager and some supervisors have been terminated!
The farm can be a very good place to work if the right people are in charge. 

Typical day things are disorganized, management does not tell the truth regarding vendors, supplies.  There is a good challenge is this work if you didn't feel that one was on the chopping block or frustration with management backing.
What I learned, that honesty is a very valuable commodity which is lacking.
My co-workers felt the same frustrations that I have felt.  Co-workers were good to be around, felt a sense of comraderie.  
Management is always working to keep their bonus while not providing the most up-to-date equipment.
Hardest part, trying to make sense of it all.
Enjoyable part is when you encounter a problem and are able to work out a solution.

I enjoyed my 5 years with Alltech. I learned a lot about agriculture and the team work atmosphere encourages managers to value creativity from everyone on the team. There is lots of opportunity with this company. However, the negatives include a severely unbalanced work/life combination. It seems to advance within the company employees must give up their personal lives. Few working mothers are successful at this company. Recruitment efforts target singles fresh out of college. Few women are in management positions. The big wigs of the company are mostly married men with stay at home wives. With advancement comes less and less job security

I enjoyed my job at Alltech. I woke up everyday at 5:30 and drove about one hour to the job site. I worked digging holes and cleaning holes out, laying out conduit, and getting tools where they needed to go. The sites out at the oil fields were very hot. The average temperature was 98 degrees with humidity. I learned a lot about electrician work and oil fields. I attained certification in H2S gas while there.  The management was very good and nice. My co-workers were all very productive and reasonable. The hardest part of the job was the heat but my favorite part was being able to learn all about the oilfield industry in person.

The only pro was benefits started from day one. I was told we where working 8 1/2hr days when I started. We worked 10hr days the whole time there. You do pretty much everything by hand and they only pay mid teens for it. The equipment always breaks down, the have no dust collector or any type of control for the chemicals you breath in. Managment won’t do anything about it but shrig it off. They treat you like trash there and will overwork you then get mad when you leave. If you need a job really badly I still wouldn’t recommend going there. You’ll kill yourself just with the chemicals alone that you work with.

Make good money here but it's by your own sweat and blood which is Allright. But the pay agreements are far from actual payouts by the greedy ownership.  Everything is a scheme, from the fake Perdium that the employee has to pay for at the end of the year bc employees actually do pay for hotels and food etc on their own dime bc the Perdium is just a facaud to save the employer from employee taxes all the way to the list of payouts that gets manipulated from job to job to cut crew pay to increase ownership net profits.

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