Related shill: PepsiCo setup an eCommerce business unit about 3 years ago that is forward thinking on technology and rapidly growing. During the pandemic we launched snacks.com and pantryshop.com. Our group’s leadership has some very experienced folks with experience in big brands and successful startups.
We’ve got a lot of python and elixir in use on the teams, folks working remotely, and generally solid team of good engineers. If you’re looking for a new opportunity check out the eCommerce jobs on PepsiCo.com, comp, benefits, and work-life balance are a great mix.
please do not work for pepsi. they do not appreciate talent. i have a company award from the ceo Ramon and was paid s&$t. they do not care about their people. i worked there for almost 4 years, literally saving them 100s of millions with process engineering inventions and was paid like an intern. so happy i left. i saw coworkers get passed up for someone outside the org. do not work for pepsi.
When I was on a tour in the Soviet Union in 1990, Pepsi and the fruit soda brand Fanta were everywhere.
I hadn't seen Fanta soda since the 1970s in the United States, but then the hotels and the automobiles looked like the 70s to me, too.
There was television in the hotel rooms, and after figuring out how to flush the toilet, we'd get the TV on, and I would try to soak up as much Russian as I could manage before dinner. There was no advertising as such, not self-contained 30-second video. For there was as yet no widespread, rabid retail domestic market...
But there was product placement. The game show host would read the question, contestants would try to answer, then they would all toss back the refreshing, bubbly delight that was Pepsi Cola. The newscaster would present the lead story, a bottle of Pepsi ready at hand. The ecstatic race car driver and his crew would chug some Pepsi as they celebrated thier victory.
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In comparison, it's expected $11B will be spent on the US Presidential election.
https://abc7.com/2020-election-campaign-spending-trump-biden...
That's a lot of money, but its still less than we spend on chips.
We’ve got a lot of python and elixir in use on the teams, folks working remotely, and generally solid team of good engineers. If you’re looking for a new opportunity check out the eCommerce jobs on PepsiCo.com, comp, benefits, and work-life balance are a great mix.
"Well, actually, we also sell salty snacks."
To each their own, I find using my skills to help make/sell food that gives people some simple joy and a bit of sustenance satisfying.
I appreciate you providing a different perspective, and being open about affiliation. But this marketing-speak is hilarious!
One good one https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nqCSxyudKHY
So Pepsi didn't have any Harrier jets...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard_v._Pepsico,_Inc.
https://law.justia.com/cases/federal/district-courts/FSupp2/...
I hadn't seen Fanta soda since the 1970s in the United States, but then the hotels and the automobiles looked like the 70s to me, too.
There was television in the hotel rooms, and after figuring out how to flush the toilet, we'd get the TV on, and I would try to soak up as much Russian as I could manage before dinner. There was no advertising as such, not self-contained 30-second video. For there was as yet no widespread, rabid retail domestic market...
But there was product placement. The game show host would read the question, contestants would try to answer, then they would all toss back the refreshing, bubbly delight that was Pepsi Cola. The newscaster would present the lead story, a bottle of Pepsi ready at hand. The ecstatic race car driver and his crew would chug some Pepsi as they celebrated thier victory.
It was a different time. It really happened.