Anheuser-Busch InBev reviews

This company talks a lot about its people and how they are the most important and valuable asset, but do not believe it. Brito cares about one thing and one thing only, which is the bottom line. This complete disconnect between what management said and what it actually did made this the unhappiest environment I have ever worked in. I worked at InBev during the AB acquisition, and while I wasn't made redundant myself I understand that redundancies will and must happen after any merger or acquistion. However, the way that it was handled was an insult to those employees who had given years of service to either InBev or AB; terrible communication, changes to deadlines and poor severance packages made it clear that management viewed employees as expendable. I resigned not long after to a much happier workplace, and would recommend any and all to stay away.

Not the best place for employees who aren't used to working hard....unless you know how to network with the right cliques. Its about who you know, not necessarily what you do. Canadian Leadership currently in place hides information both from employees and bosses in the US. Company survives inspite of itself because Canadians pay crazy high for alcohol. Compensation is based on short term targets, a negative because risks are taken with short term benefit, but long term negative impact. But no one stays in a role long enough to be held accountable for their mistakes; successors have to inherit it (a risk for any new employee).