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Put On Your Power Suit: Full-Time Positions with Nestle Purina

If you’re a recent graduate or a student entering your last year of college, then you’re probably frightened by the prospect of Real Life. Pet care industry leader Nestle Purina knows where you’re coming from, and is answering the call with several full-time, salaried, entry-level positions. Not only will you be joining a passionate, globally-recognized team, but you’ll also be trained for a management position in your chosen department.

During a trainee program that lasts from 18 to 24 months, you’ll be paired with a mentor who oversees your professional development. Choose from a variety of roles that span human resources, accounting, quality assurance, product management, engineering, and supply chain management. After your training experience, you’ll have the chance to continue your assignment at one of the company’s 20 production plants nationwide. They’ll even help with relocation costs!

With a company like Nestle Purina, you can be confident about the resources and support you’ll have throughout this career-building opportunity. Check out the openings at the Nestle Purina Full-Time page to start planning your journey as a management trainee.

Jenny Xie

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