What
Clorox
Looks For
Clorox hopes to integrate students into a bold, innovative, consumer centric culture. The company hopes to bring on innovative, flexible team members who are focused on the shared goal of providing functional excellence to the consumer.
History of
Clorox
The beginnings of Clorox bleach and the company date back to 2013 when 5 entrepreneurs invested $100 each to set up the first commercial sale of liquid bleach. The company was originally called Electro-Alkaline Company. At this time, the public was unaware of what liquid bleach was and was slow to gain traction among the consumer. However, with a change of leadership 1916 the company began to grow and was able to survive the Great Depression. However during World War II, the company faced a roadblock as one of the products main ingredients was being rationed, under government orders. This meant that the company had the option to reduce the concentration of this ingredient in their products and ultimately diluting them with water. Clorox, however, refused to do so and instead chose to sell fewer units of the full strength product. This decision helped establish the company with a reputation for quality that is still seen today through all lines of home goods and wellness products sold.
Clorox
Internship Programs
Clorox has finance, information technology, marketing, product supply organization, sales and research and development internship programs. Depending on the specific field opportunities vary, but some of the programs include:
Summer internship program
A 10-week internship program that aims to provide students with meaningful work experience and provide insight into what a full-time career at Clorox may look like. Internship programs will start at the beginning of June and go until mid-August.
Sales & Customer Analytics
Part of the hiring process for this role includes a 2 day case study competition. For this event, students will work in teams to analyze Clorox customer data and offer insights that would benefit the company.
Co-Op program
A 6 month internship program where students become highly skilled in more technical areas of the company including Engineering, Supply Chain Management, Manufacturing, Research and Development and Information Technology.
Rotation programs
Recent graduates have the opportunity to rotate through a variety of different positions and areas related to their specific career path. This allows recent graduates to make a more informed decision as to what career path they would like to pursue.