Husqvarna Employer Reviews

Hard straight work four hours nonstop workin until lunch or break time

Worked with a good group of co-workers and everyday was non-stop work. But the team i was with always got the job done.

They are very racist and picky. The whites can't hardly do nothing so to speak, but the blacks can sit around and nothing be said about it

PRESSER IN THE JOB CHANGES EVERY DAY MANAGEMENT IS NOT FOR THE LITTLE PEOPLE.CO-WORKERSARE UNDER PAID LONG HOURS TIME TO GO HOME

I enjoyed my time working for this company. It helped open up many more doors for me in my career.

This job is very unorganized and it is hard to work in that kind of environment.

I operate fork lift, to load, and unload trailers. I learn safety. Management is ok. I get along with co-workers. I do not have a hard part about my job, or duties. I enjoy meeting the drivers, and listening to their stories.

Husqvarna was a great workplace. I learned how to operate a press machine. Management was great. They were very open about new ideas. My co-workers was awesome. My job was not hard at all and i love every part of my job.

I run to huge BTU ovens, outside the plant. I was train to run this ovens by the manufacturer, who made them. I asked question alot of question, about the temperature of the ovens and how long do the cycle last. My co worker was okay, he didn't talk very much. The hardest part of my job was, working in the summer days. The most enjoyable part was when – more... it rained. I had to wait until it stop raining, then start working. – less

drive fork lift and prepare orders to be shipped out
meeting people and making sure I do the job right.

Husqvarna is very unorganized. I was able to get my internal auditor certification here.

Large multinational company with various locations across the globe that is an inviting and great place for a professional that is just starting out in sales or business. Legal group very independent, but works well as a team and serves all business units.

prepping kits and getting parts for the temp to assemble kits was cool.

I loved working at Husqvarna as a painter. I came in 2nd shift which meant that I had a great pay check! Even though this is a production job, I loved being in the "plant" environment. I was around many people, and in my area I was around a very diverse group of individuals that taught me a lot about life and the position. The work wasn't as hard and – more... even when we had downtime there was still "something" to do. When the season was ending the orders cranked up, and there was lots of overtime to get! – less

Great place to work, good people, there is a lack of cosistant P&P.
Overall great company.

People treated each other like a family. My co-workers respected me and so did my management. I applied for the opportunity to work in an accounting position but there were none available.

Hardwork,efficient,cooperative,talkative,nonstop joking

A typical day for me would be coming in see what was on the schedule and go from there.

I learned to work in a fast paces and also work with employee. But for the most part It was great.

I loved my job, was tired after work, but the people who work their are messy and the supervisors are horrible and ineffective. They really don't care about you and make u feel small and unwanted.