Pros: great co-workers, great pay, great benefits
Cons: poor management, management spent too much time placing the blame, rather than addressing the problem
Started work on either 8 or 12 hr shift and went about my day, all that mattered was safety, quality and production. I learned how to manage my time effectively. The hardest part of the job was staying motivated when production happened to get low and management would decide to throw the other important factors (Safety, Quality) out the window. The
– more... most enjotable part was working in my own space at my own pace, and being able to help and recieve help from co-workers when needed. I also enjoyed attempting to help devise safter ways to do certain aspects or the job. I don't feel that all management on the floor was bad, but feel they were pressured ito poor decisions from higher ups. – less