MasterBrand Cabinets Inc. Employer Reviews

I loaded and unloaded trucks. Very demanding. They expect you to do more than can be done in the time allowed, Mandatory overtime sometimes.They don't care about employees, you can and will be replaced.

They don't treat you right. Don't let u go to the restroom when needed but the people i worked with were great mangers weren't so nice wouldn't suggest anyone go thro berks and beyond they don't hire on like they say they would they lie and pay rate is garbage $10hr wasnt even getting 40 hrs a week there were people there for 3 yrs and are only making – more... $10.25hr rediculous don't go there – less

A typical day at work in the position I worked in was fast-paced and steady. I would check the components of a cabinet as they came down the line on hooks for defects and correct color. The management at this workplace was not the greatest, but some of my coworkers were very helpful and easy to work with. The hardest part of the job was knowing what – more... was a defect on the parts and what was not acceptable for the part to be passed on to the next staging area. The most enjoyable part of the job was the fact that it was fast paced. – less

There was a lot of room for advancement within the company. I leasrned how to operate different type of forklifts and pallet jacks here. My Co workers were so respectable and team players I wish I didnt have to relocate.

I enjoyed working here, I would like to resume work there if i could. the typical day was fast paced and the day went by quick. Co-workers were generally nice, sometime a hassle because of the fast pace of the job

Great people. Decent culture. Politics... well they are politics. The issue is that they don't reward individual effort as they preach. Giving your job your all and putting in 70hrs/wk may get you liked by management and a pat on the back, but that's just about it.

Not a bad job and one of the best I had when it comes to production

Not hard work ,but steady & fast . I've learned how to get along with different cultures of people . Management was great . Co- workers really were co-workers . Hardest part of the job was : keeping up . Enjoyable part of the job was : getting things done on time .

At masterbrand I prepared the wood by cutting propper potions in the correct measurement for the production lines.I was soo good that I had the opportunity to train all new saw men . Everyone that I trained asked me how do I do it I just think that every challenge is a mind over matter thing . I had the worst saw in the warehouse with no protection – more... from the dust blowing in my face all day . The team overall at this work site was impatient and unconsiderably unsafe . I started having health issues and management showed me no compassion so I resined a little after a year. – less

MasterBrand Cabinets, Inc is a multi-national company majorly based in USA. MasterBrand Cabinets is a manufacturing firm providing kitchen, bath and other-room cabinets/solutions to consumers and channel partners in North America.
MasterBrand Cabinets is R12 implementation in agile project methodology. As part of this implementation, responsible for – more... developing custom interfaces between Sourcing and Purchasing, Sourcing Rules and ASL, Account Payables, Supplier Conversion, Custom programs in Order Management with dependencies on configurator output attributes after each configurator session. Worked on XML Publisher reports, forms personalization and CUSTOM.pll on Sales Order form to accommodate business-needs. – less

Over all it wasn't a bad company to work for. Just you can't make a mistake or be late they would just let you go.

Working at this job was an enjoyable experience because the management and co-workers worked well as a team. The most enjoyable part of the job was that i had the opportunity to train in different positions. The hardest part of the job was not knowing what time your shift was done.

Masterbrand Cabinets is a job I really miss. I learned a lot and the
people were like a second family

Pay & work is good, people there have issues including management. Hardest part of job was dealing with everyone's condescending attitude. If you are not there long enough to be in the union; you are treated poorly.

over all experence ok, good hours, not enough money. work area was ok. reallt dirty plant... unorganized

The hardest part of the job was dealing with the changes in management, which seemed to happen excessively. It's a great place to work, yet has a lot of turn around. Co-workers are very friendly and helpful, tasks are accomplished through teamwork. All personality types are embraced for the diversity they bring to the workplace, new ideas are welcomed, – more... even asked for. It was a great place to work. – less

Busy days, productive days making things happen for the costumers, 500-800 cabinets a day.

10 TO 12 HOUR SHIFT ON A CEMENT FLOOR. BUILD KITCHEN CABINET DOORS. CO-WORKERS WERE VERY NICE. HARDEST PART WAS MAKING RATE EVERY HOUR. BEST PART OF THE JOB- I WAS ON MY DEPARTMENTS SAFETY COUNCIL.

Day could be very long with large work orders. I learned alot about construction and woodworking. Required percise use of equipment and tools. The hardest part was working between departments and the varient responsibities between them. Finding a center ground at times was almot impossible depending on co-workers. Last minute calls for overtime with – more... no option. The most enjoyable was completeing work orders efficiently, working with departments bettering the constructing processes. – less

I thoroughly enjoyed my time at MasterBrand. This is a company that values safety and promotes a dedicated safety culture with very minimal workplace injuries. This can be attributed to the focus of the fine team that was in place. Its unfortunate that our plant shut down as I feel as though we were on the path to great things in our future. I will – more... always remember all of the warm and happy memories that we all had here at MasterBrand. – less