La-Z-Boy Employer Reviews

I loved the daily challenge of meeting guests, and the design aspect. The only reason I left is because they required 50 hour work week and I needed to focus on school in my last quarter.

Would still be there if didnt go out of business.I really like tyhe manger. Very fast paced work enviroment

a typical day is ten hours of standing on an assembly line working with team members to produce a product as fast as possible. i learned how to work with a team and leadership skills. management was always pushing to make the team produce faster . the hardest part of the job was a style of couch called a 521 no matter how hard teams tried it was always – more... hard to hit quota. the most enjoyablepart of my job was when we exceeded quota knowing we was going home with extra money in our pockets. – less

a place of opportunities if so desired. Learning is a constant, very good coworkers. The best part was being able to have a little responsibility of my own.

I worked as a sewer for 5 years, then I took a job in a cell and my job duties required subupostery, upostery , boxing , and building the frames.

a typical day at work , i learned just do my job and go home when its time

La-Z-Boy is a good place to work if you are looking for a part time job. I on the other hand am looking for a career that La-Z-Boy was not willing to offer me

it is a great place and i think that alot of people should choose lazboy. all the bosses that i known are very good

Great management and fun workplace.
Room for advancement and gain knowledge about working in a production environment.

A/P Manager spent the entire day talking with her friends there and then complained that she had to stay late to get her work done. She is useless in that position as she relies on her two supervisors to do the bulk of the work. A/P is a small department and does not need 3 supervisory/managerial positions. My co-workers were great but one of them spent – more... about 2 hours each morning going from cubicle to cubicle telling the same stories about her family. We'd hear her coming and act like we were on the phone...we didn't care to hear about her family in the first place. The A/P manager & supervisors knew that she wasted time each morning doing this but none of them had the backbone to say anything. – less

Had experience doing more than 25 differents models of chairs and
love seats, building parts like back,seats, arms and the body chair,
operating diferent models of single needle sewing machines.

This is a great place to work. It's easy on the eyes looking at possibilities of making people's dream rooms come true each day. Not only are you selling, you are interior designing.

A normal day at work there was okay! I enjoyed the pace of the job. I just live in a small town and people that isn't from around this area they act different towards. The job its self though I loved it! Co-workers were great until they put a new trainer over my team cell and he brought our production rate down by $3 dollars an hour.

Working for this company was rather interesting where I was allways felling as if I was going to work for a paycheck or if I was just going in to enjoy selling furniture. Everyday I would come in to open the store by myself, work the whole day from 9am-6pm with nobody ther to assist me. In a way I did not mind doing this because it was giving me a sense – more... of control over the store which made me comftorble, however, the location that I was at had very limited traffic where I would some days not even see one person. So I started doing some cold calling which did help in some ways, I feel as if I may have increased their sales by atleast 40% by doing what I was doing. This company had a very low pay scale for a base salary and a low commision rate. I felt That with prior expierience with other companies that I would be able to do somthing here, however that was just not the case and I was also living to far away at the time. – less

Alot of the work was to work in a team so we all had to help eavh other out. It was a good enviroment.

Very clique; co-workers were great...management was horrible.

This was the first manufacturing job I had. They had a good work atmosphere but felt like management wanted their employees to fear them. I don't like working in an environment where I feel nervous about approaching my supervisor or afraid to ask questions from higher ranking employees.

Entering orders and setting up new accounts. I learned how to deal with consumer complaints. Management was supportive. Co-workers were pleasant. Hardest part of the job was listening to an irate consumer and trying to calm them down. Most enjoyable part of the job was helping people get the work done in a timely manner.

Incentive pay was originally a good thing but management made multiple changes over the years until it became a poor compensation tool. Good product that was eventually outsourced to Mexico and plant was shut down at this location.

Great learning experience for building diffrent types of furniture.