Working in a small office. Muli-faceted work environment. My manager was very knowledgeable and willing to teach me beyond my position. Always busy, never boring.
Cons
Dishonest upper management who do not keep their promises.
Short sighted General Managers with no real business experience.
Some sites received better benefits than others. Some facilities were made to feel lesser.
Always busy, never bored. There are many interesting operational problems to be dealt with. Safety is a Top Priority! Fun colleagues to work with.
Cons
Excessive reliance on temporary workers. Training of any type, unless specifically safety-related, is nonexistent. Low compensation, slow advancement. Poor communication from upper management.
Treated like you’re replaceable
Never get time to take PTO
Upper management is only concerned with safety when it doesn’t hinder production
Multiple shift changes
Barely a set schedule
No work/life balance
They don't pay there employees fairly
The company makes empty promises(we pay our employees a good living wage they could get by on 40 hrs and the rest of ot should be all saving for whatever you would like.
The upper management of the company does not communicate causing issues at many locations.
Benefits are good includes benefits that employee can add
Company provides all PPE that they require employee to wear
Cons
Company is consistently moving upper management positions
Your job is never secure because company promotes internal turmoil
There is no such thing as home time
Company does not believe in complimenting employees only pointing out failures
After working here, other companies don’t seem so bad!
EAP is offered but not communicated.
Processes and machines are pretty interesting and fun to watch.
Cons
Females are excluded from upper management roles. Very “high school” like environment that will exploit young and vulnerable workers. Unfortunately, the time I worked for Sims bullying and harassment was common and complaints are ignored; resulting with the victim found at fault “it is their perception of the situation” which is wrong. The moment you mention talking to HR you are pulled away and had a chat with. Equal opportunity does not exists.