Coles

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3.9
  • 50,000 - 100,000 employees

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    About the employer

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    Coles AU

    Rating

    3.9

    Number of employees

    50,000 - 100,000 employees

    Industries

    Banking & Financial Services

    Choose a job you love! Be part of a unique, two year, accelerated leadership program!

    Pros and cons of working at Coles AU

    Pros

    • Scope of work is huge. We take on real projects and work with real tangible outcomes to our team and customers.

    • People - great culture. Robust and fast-paced. Given a lot of responsibility as a graduate

    • Very flexible work. It feels like they are constantly trying to improve for their employees. I feel welcome and supported by my team and personnel.

    • The pay is competitive, the work is challenging but rewarding and there is plenty of opportunities to leave your mark on the business.

    • Working in a small team of like-minded people, I am exposed to a vast range of projects, tasks and challenges. Despite being only four months into my graduate program, I already feel a sense of worth amongst my colleagues.

    • The autonomy I am given and the versatility of my role

    Cons

      • Technology can be slow at times

      • It is a large organisation so if you are not proactive then you can get lost.

      • At times there's long working hours - but you'd get that in any workplace!

      • Distribution of resources. Some departments are overworked, specifically merchandise.

      • The amount of bureaucracy and red tape. Large organisations are very hard to make agile

      • At the moment, there are no standouts, but it does seem like a small minority of employees can fall into the trap of being quite inward-looking (avoiding direct competitors and showing bias)