Printpack Reviews

The hours were brutal. There was no overtime, and no comp time, just week after week of 60+ hours. No opportunities for women. Ridiculously pretentious dress code for a potato chip bag manufacturer. No sense of environmental responsibility. If an employee's direct manager was a tyrant, work was miserable and entire departments were highly dysfunctional as a result of managerial totalitarian power.

Honestly, I don't do bad reviews, but this has got to be one of the most frustrating things I've experienced in my life. The team is already in cliques when I joined, and they love hoarding information and not sharing with the rest of the new hires. They form opinions about you on the get go. I only found out about this after my manager started attending interviews with them and sat in the post-interview round table with these people, the manager was able to tell me what happened and how they form opinions based on people's looks, and gender to determine if we should hire them or not. The upper management even said something along the line of wanting more attractive girl interns instead of qualified guys. I was utterly shocked by this. They have no training whatsoever, yet they expect you to pick up things quickly. I was just a lowly intern but I gotta admit, one of the worst experiences I've had, and I got out of there as fast as I could. HR doesn't do anything but saying political correct things to cover their behinds, they are always on the managements side and never even listens to concerns from regular employees