What's the company culture at Goodwill Industries? |
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Every business has its own style. What is the office environment and culture like at Goodwill Industries? Are people dressed in business casual, jeans and t-shirts, or full-on suits? Do folks get together for Friday happy hours and friendly get-togethers? What is a typical day in the life of an employee at Goodwill Industries? |
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Al in Bonney Lake, Washington 24 months ago |
They practice oppressive, negative, heavy-handed management philosophy. The training is almost non-existent, and they rely heavily on free (or almost free) labor paid by the state. It's quite a racket; get the state to pay for 50% of your labor force (or more), tell the community what a great company you are because you provide jobs to people down on their luck, and rack in millions of dollars for the upper management by selling things people donate in good faith. Well, let me tell you a thing or two; the ends never justify the means. I've heard reports that Bernie Madoff donated to charities and did "good things" with the money he stole. Did that that make Berbie Madoff a "good" person? Heck no! And the Tacoma Goodwill is NOT good simply because they do some "good things". I'm not suggesting that there aren't nice people who work the GW. But structurally, from the top down, my first hand observation is that Tacoma Goodwill is ROTTEN to the core! THEY ARE NOT A GOOD COMPANY TO WORK FOR, in my opinion! |
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Anonymous in Wendell, North Carolina 16 months ago |
Host said: Every business has its own style. What is the office environment and culture like at Goodwill Industries? As someone I worked with there once said, "It is like a concentration camp, without the incinerator." I fully agreed with her and still do. I have a case pending with them. Another former co-worker often complained how they bully her but she can not afford to lose her job so she has to just keep her mouth shut and take their abuse. They fired me for a job related injury (case that is pending). From what I have been reading I am not alone in my observations. And this seems to be going on in all GW's everywhere. |
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Anonymous in Wendell, North Carolina 16 months ago |
Al in Bonney Lake, Washington said: They practice oppressive, negative, heavy-handed management philosophy. The training is almost non-existent, and they rely heavily on free (or almost free) labor paid by the state. It's quite a racket; get the state to pay for 50% of your labor force (or more), tell the community what a great company you are because you provide jobs to people down on their luck, and rack in millions of dollars for the upper management by selling things people donate in good faith. AGREED! |
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Al Bert 4 in Seattle, Washington 12 months ago |
I can testify; they treat their employees very poorly. Some how it has gotten into management's head that since GW is a non-profit they don't need to practice good business policy. They are backward-thinking and thugish in 'ruling' those who make them money. STAY AWAY from working for Goodwill. STAY WAY from giving to Goodwill. HEY GOODWILL, why do you think you can treat people with such indifference and think you can get a way with it? GOODWILL HIDES behind a mask of "good". I'm not suggesting they don't 'help' some people BUT I seen TONS of people (employees) they hurt. |
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Chris - Brampton in Rouge Valley, Ontario 3 months ago |
Host said: Every business has its own style. What is the office environment and culture like at Goodwill Industries? Typical day in life at GW:
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Al Bert 4 in Seattle, Washington 3 months ago |
Chris - Brampton in Rouge Valley, Ontario said: Typical day in life at GW: Hi Chris Brampton, great reply! Feel free to join this Facebook group GREEDWILL. |
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Chris - Brampton in Rouge Valley, Ontario 3 months ago |
Al Bert 4 in Seattle, Washington said: Hi Chris Brampton, great reply! Feel free to join this Facebook group GREEDWILL. Thank you for speaking up against this slave camp based on greed and lies.
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Al Bert 4 in Seattle, Washington 3 months ago |
Chris - Brampton in Rouge Valley, Ontario said: Thank you for speaking up against this slave camp based on greed and lies. Thanks for keeping at it! |
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