Opportunity for more hours.
Hard work is rewarded when the work is done right.
Work closely with important and smart people.
Patience and commitment are well-rewarded.
Some coworkers may be negative or toxic, especially when they feel like they deserve more.
A lot of "politicking"; everyone is playing a card game. Some play their cards smart, and some don't, but a lot are just dealt a bad hand.
Don't work here if you walk in expecting a pay-rate raise within your first 3 months (you may still be offered more hours though, so it depends if you're a hard worker).
If you can't work or learn fast, you probably won't last.
Try making sure management team members are a little more interested in learning about where they are running when they start in a new area. I've had great experiences with my supervisors because of this, but I've unfortunately heard worse from others. It seems that employees feel that management don't understand how hard their job can be.
And maybe try harder to reach out for more resources (new gear, PPE, tools, etc.). I get that can be hard at times, but that's really all I have.
I applied online and was contacted a week later regarding a manufacturing line position. The people I met were very nice. I was quite nervous, but it appears they were looking for someone with manufacturing line experience. I am happy that I was ap
The recruiter reached out to me via LinkedIn. I had an exploratory meeting with the hiring manager, then came in for an on-site interview and factory tour. I had three separate interviews that day. The process took about 5 hours. In the end, I rece
I selected a specific day and time for a phone interview, and the recruiter/interviewer called 10 minutes after the scheduled time. After numerous attempts to contact the recruiter and the recruitment department, I was ignored, and no one reached ou
I applied online and was contacted a week later regarding a manufacturing line position. The people I met were very nice. I was quite nervous, but it appears they were looking for someone with manufacturing line experience. I am happy that I was ap
The recruiter reached out to me via LinkedIn. I had an exploratory meeting with the hiring manager, then came in for an on-site interview and factory tour. I had three separate interviews that day. The process took about 5 hours. In the end, I rece
I selected a specific day and time for a phone interview, and the recruiter/interviewer called 10 minutes after the scheduled time. After numerous attempts to contact the recruiter and the recruitment department, I was ignored, and no one reached ou