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International Paper

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I've loved working here, but know some folks who have had a bad expierece. - Procurement International Paper Employee Review

4.0
Feb 14, 2009
Recommend
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Pros

Travel opportunities. Many locations all over the US and abroad to work at. Job Security even in a rough economy for most places. Good pay for salaried folks, not sure about hourly? Wide variety of jobs, from manufacturing to sales to sitting in a cube

Cons

Too many bosses, to few workers in mos cases. If you get attached to a speciic location, there is alwasy a chance it could get shutdown. Have to try and maintain some ties with the corporate office. Sometimes the stupidest people dont get fired, they just get moved around to another departments.

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5.0
Dec 11, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

Great co-workers/environment Easy work for outstanding pay Great schedule that is set for a year and allows 1 full week off every 4 weeks.

Cons

Can be extremely dirty. A bad day with plugs can be very physically demanding.

1.0
Jun 10, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Benefits were fairly decent when I was there. PTO was pretty generous. Pay was decent enough, along with a Bonus at certain pay levels. Many of the people I worked with there were outstanding - although, most of them are gone now. They did retain a few subject matter experts, most have left or leaving - but I guess it's a possible pro they might not cut your entire department..

Cons

The Cons are the new 'wonder boy' CEO. This puts most of the 'Pros' here on shaky ground. The new CEO - Andy Silvernail, is a ruthless cost cutter. I would expect as/if the stock continues to drop - other benefits, people, or pay will be gouged - like they did the entire IT department. Andy was making big stock promises when he started up, but it was clear from the start, his only concern was the stock price. I still talk to some people they did retain or forced over ("rebadged" - such a terribly soulless word for it) to the new MSP. Every single one of them is at their wit's end. They are hemorrhaging what's left of IT in the company and all of the deep knowledge with them. It WAS a great place to work - now they report working 60+ hours a week trying to make up for the incompetence of the new MSP. At least one of them told me that he has dealt with more downtime and high priority problems in the last couple months, than the previous 15 years there. So if you are considering a job in IT at this company - in any capacity, expect to work long hours with no real path or possibility for advancement.

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