Nutrien reviews

Ongoing merger-related challenges Opportunities within the company depend on having a supportive manager Remote Calgary office location - very limited food services and public transit options. Isolating from downtown network

Horribly mismanaged, lack of communication and planning, almost non existent training. Severe gaps between culture and reality. The company loves to check their equity boxes, yet are not actually an inclusive work place. They do not fulfill their duties to accommodate, are not welcoming to minorities or women. No benefit coverage if you have disabilities or medical conditions. Safety is a huge ongoing issue, it is not a priority when production or time is involved, only when its convenient does it matter. I was excited for the opportunity to work for this company as it sounded great, yet I feel like I was tricked. I gave up different opportunities to work here, yet the reality of the environment and how the place is run is completely opposite of what is promoted. I would never recommend any of my friends or family to work here, and I am happy to now have experiences on my resume so I can find employment elsewhere. This is not somewhere you can spend your career working if you have any self respect or pride in what you do. If you can just turn off the care factor and collect your pay, then you wont have a problem.