brand ambassador

territory manager

field marketer

brand manager

kitchen team member

Wana Brands

Wana used to be a good place to work and employees were close and working for the same goals, but things have changed a lot.  They operate like a typical corporation where most of the goes to the top managers and whoever their favorites are.  Managers would push an employee in front of a bus if it benefited themselves in some way.  Half the employees there are getting special treatment while the other half still puts in the work everyday without the same benefits and are being strung along.  No matter what managers say, they don't care about employees.  Nobody felt safe bringing up concerns to management and god forbid you make a complaint about an executive, they are untouchable.

What is the best part of working at the company?
You can meet some amazing people while working at this company.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Management did not have clear goals and plans in place which causes a lot of rapid and sometimes unneeded change.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
The entire vibe of the company, and maybe the cannabis industry in general, felt very cult like.  People seem to just be glad to be working with weed instead of treating these positions like real jobs/careers.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
I either traveled in the field or sat on zoom meetings all day. No in-between.

The owners of this company are a divorced couple who don’t trust each other, so they definitely don’t trust anyone that work for them. They’ve never given credit where due to the employees who helped build this empire. The micromanaging comes from some very sad place of not being able to manage their own lives. You’ll never make what you deserve there, and the few people who have stuck it out are either just as much control freaks, or just have nowhere else to go. The HR lady is a joke with zero actual HR education or background. These people are truly terrible. Not really sure how they sleep at night. They are condescending and rude. I’d rather sell cars for a living.

Middle management was a joke. Job culture was like middle school all over again (maybe worse). You've got the mean popular group that skates by without accountability because management has placed that responsibility solely on the employees themselves... as clearly stated in their mandatory videos.

They introduced machinery but failed to install proper ventilation. When it was brought to their attention they brought in an air purifier. So rather than venting any harmful particles, they were spread further throughout the work area. Not everyone had the same symptoms though, so they decided not to do anything more. This is when I had to take my leave.

Well it started off great but the more you work there the more or less you matter to the company they get what they need out of you .  Then you're quickly replaced and management is so horrible they tell you not to go to HR to complain to come to them and then they flip the script and blame you for it . The turnover is so much it's like an roundabout door people come and go. HR is so rude and if she doesn't like you she will try to find a way to get rid of you. The bathrooms are always shut down because they have plumbing issues and distinct from it so horrible smells like some me use the bathroom right in the middle of the kitchen or in the packaging room. I do not recommend this company.

This company has a "positivity at all costs" attitude. Any critical feedback, even if conveyed professionally, is viewed as negativity and crushed immediately. They work you 12 hours a day, no lunch break, and do not respect your down time (try waking up at 330am on a sunday to drive 100 miles to an event).

Don't waste your time. There are other high priced candy companies to work for that will respect you.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The benefits are good; insurance, PTO, sick time

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The way middle management operates 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Definitely somewhat toxic.    

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
It changed from day to day depending on how prepared they were

Read what the job entails. Great company, very understanding. Yes fast paced. Manager was great to work with. HR very understanding. I love this company and the people who work there. If other positions were available at the time I would have tried to transfer. Must have thick skin to handle driving in certain areas and weather but that's what you have to do in any delivery job.

The manager was incapable of managing people and it got even worse after his father passed away. It was all down hill from there. I worked there for 8 months before I finally was able to work the original shift I was promised. The environment (employee conversation) was really hard to bare at times. I was once fired for running 5 mins late and when I arrived they "changed their minds" and "rehired" me... NO BUENO!

Wana takes care of their employees.  Every month they hold employee socials like bbq's or tickets to Rockies games.  They recently hired new managers in the production side that have really improved things and employees seem much happier.  We get health insurance that is pretty affordable and PTO, which is something that you don't always find in the restaurant industry as a cook.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Brand ambassador 39 salaries reported	$20.13 per hour
Territory manager 5 salaries reported	$75,000 per year
Field marketer 8 salaries reported	$80,625 per year
Brand manager 5 salaries reported	$73,500 per year
Kitchen team member 4 salaries reported	$21.00 per hour

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