Ecolab reviews

Service work - you have to be "dressy" and yet are required to crawl under dishwashers and install things in foul-smelling kitchens and retirement homes... if you aren't good with hand-on things, this probably isn't the internship for you. Misleading - they call this a "sales" internship, yet most of your time is spent fixing dishwashers and soap dispensers. Car required - if you don't have a car, don't even think about being a territory sales manager intern with Ecolab. And, if you do have a car, be prepared to put a few thousand miles on it over the summer.

I would rate the executive management as poor. Their actions are in complete contrast to the values they communicate to their workforce, The "good old boys" and their perky gal pals get the promotions and can do no wrong while the real performers are ignored if not even derided. They jump into new initiatives and promotions without establishing the processes/infrastructure to support them, then expect the workers to jump thru hoops and work ungodly hours to deliver. I consider the Ecolab culture to be dysfunctional, bordering on abusive.