All of the below information comes directly from job reviews written by Tulip Ltd employees based on 11 reviews.
Responsibility:
2.8/5
Work Life Balance:
3/5
Environmental Awareness:
3.5/5
Benefits:
2.5/5
Company Culture:
3/5
Career Progression:
3.4/5
Colleagues:
3.6/5
Training:
2.7/5
Enjoyment:
3.4/5
Overall Rating:
3.1/5
Tulip Ltd provides a wide range of quality, cost-effective and innovative products to the retail and foodservice sectors from 15 modern manufacturing facilities located throughout the UK.
Each year, Tulip recruit talented graduates for their Graduate Management Development Programme. This two-year rotational programme offers four unique placements to excel in, designed to fast-track you into the Food and Drink industry. You can expect to be given significant responsibility and challenge right from day one. Tulip accept from any degree subject, but it is important that you have a real passion for food. Benefits include a permanent contract, competitive salary and generous discounts on retail, food and travel. You find out more about the programme here: www.tulipltd.co.uk/graduates
A number of direct-entry, non-rotational graduate roles in areas such as Finance, Technical and Commercial also become available at Tulip throughout the year. Keep an eye on Tulip’s website to find these opportunities.
All Tulip graduates will benefit from an excellent and well-invested development programme, provided with a mentor, bespoke coaching and the platform to develop a successful career.
Gain as much work experience as possible and when including in the application, make it relevant to the role you are applying for.
Interview Advice:
Take the time to prepare by getting to know the departments within the business, the activities included in the role you are applying for and the main competitors.
I found it particularly useful getting to know the main challenges the business faces such as a high proportion of EU workers. This was addressed to me as a question regarding Brexit.
I was also asked "If you were a biscuit, what would you me and why?" during my interview - so try including your prepped answers about yourself to apply to curveball questions!
Employers constantly tell us that there is nothing that impresses them more than a graduate who has properly researched the company and really knows why they want to work there - so make sure that you tell them in your application that you have read-up all about them on TheJobCrowd and so you really know what makes that company great and why they are right for you. It will help your application, we promise!
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