TEMPLE-INLAND Employer Reviews

Working with a great team of people and excellent supervisors was the best part of working for Temple-Inland. A normal day started with checking emails and accessing the hires, terminations, changes and leave of absence needing to be entered in to the JD Edwards system. The hardest part of my job was down-time. Best part of my job was my coworkers. – more... A great team makes work not really work. – less

The typical day at Temple Inland was always fast paced till the time I got off. I learned the importance of working quickly and efficiently at the same time. Management and co-workers were both helpful and easy to get along with. The hardest part of the job was keeping the machine functioning properly all day. The most enjoyable part of the job was – more... getting a workout while working. Kind of a two for one special. – less

Work many hours with a good salary. very physically demanding job. do very hard work for 10 hours a day. then do it again the next.

Worked for Temple Inland for 17 years, good hours, reasonable pay, overtime most weeks.

Great place to work with plenty opportunities to expand skills and experience in the paper industry.

Managed 2 different plants within Temple-Inland and enjoyed the companies outlook on employees and development. It became difficult when the mergers and acquisitions phase of growth kicked in. Temple Inland has since been purchased by and operates under International Paper. Most difficult portion of job was being moved to seven locations in and eleven – more... year period. – less

Not an easy job to perform everyday, but my co-workers made it worthwhile.

great opportunites to advance, good hours. Company downsizeing.

organizing paper work and materials needed for a days work. Learned to work on different type of machines and forklift. Management and co-workers helpful and friendly. Hardest part of job was covering for another co-worker on a shift where you do not get enough rest before having to return to work. Most enjoyable part of the job was during the yearly – more... picnics where we all got together and just eat and have fun. – less

Temple Inland was a great company to work for, they training and career opportunities were endless.

8 or 10 hours per day. some weekends. learn to operate equiement and do set up. and do quality check. obey orders from supervisors, and management. work friendly with co-workers, the hardest part of the job was keeping up production, the most enjoyable part of the job was taking on new chellenges.

you can make a lot of money in overtime. but may not be for everyone.

12 hour shifts, management was a revolving door. The turnaround rate was high. Their was no structure.

A fast pace physical job at temple Inland. Great pay and room for advancement but management did not treat employees good. No other factory will produce the challenges that Temple Inland put there employees threw, very fast pace, very physical and very demanding.

Moving around, learned how to run big machinery. And management would be out on the floor with us alot of time. Learned alot from my co-worker. Getting paid every week was great.

Old Inland does not exsist now. Culture changed with new company.

once u were in the plant it was go time.little or no supervison. attention to detail, team work from fellow employees made the job so much easier.co workers were not co workers we were all friends. hardest part of the job was management. the most enjoyable part of the job was seeing how much you produced and if u beat the shift before you

Enjoyed working there. Our plant was bought out by International Paper and then closed.

Plant is up for sale. Security?? Great job I love it. Enjoy what i do.

Id show up to work get yelled at for machine failure all day learn almost nothing because coworkers were unwilling to teach hardest part of day was finding out I had no days off because HR would give out mandatory OT days like candy the most enjoyable part of the day was lunch