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As long as you have a pulse, they'll work you until you don't. There are only 2 shifts so you work a 12 every day. Most departments are out "early" so you'll leave a half hour early most days. It makes little difference as you'll be back in 12 hours or so, 6 days a week. If there is a holiday, you can expect for them to take your normal day off away to make up for it. Despite constant talk of improvement, there seems to be no real improvement of anything in the factory. The machines are constantly breaking since maintenance will only fix them if they're broken, rather than ever try to improve anything. All in all, the pay is decent, but only because you put in 60-70 hours EVERY week. When people quit (which was extremely frequent) their workload is just shifted to the next warm body. Regularly saw even supervisors being used as machine operators since they couldn't keep it staffed. Honestly don't see them being around a whole lot longer based on some moves I saw them make. While the direct management was mostly great, the upper management in the offices were either blind or brain damaged to think working people to death was paying off.

If you have literally full availability, expect it to all disappear working here. 12 hour shifts, 5 days a week. I had no time to even schedule a doctors visit. Benefits are okay, health insurance covers a good amount. The actual job however is very physically and mentally draining. I tried to change positions because the one I was hired to do was too rough on my back and I had trouble breathing. It took management about 5 months to tell me “wait until we get more employees”, only to never move me to another position. The machines are hot and you can easily become fatigued here, even having been raised in the hot Florida south. Job pays well for the work, but employees are still underpaid. If you wanna be worked to the ground in physical labor, this is that job.

Great benefits. Pretty good pay. Hours are ridiculous most weeks. Always overtime available. Sick days/points could be a little more lenient with all the days and hours worked. They used to cater on the weekends for lunches for the people always in there working overtime  which was awesome. it was definitely a perk. but they took that away. They used to have a lot more perks about the job then they do now. They done away with most of the good things about working there. Bonuses are pretty good also. Not what the employees deserve but still better then most.

ATTC isn't a bad place to make a living. It isn't too hard to get on and when you are accepted full-time the pay is good. The problem is work-life balance. The higher ups have huge orders they have to fill for Toyota and that means working weekends and for some zones even more. Turnover is a problem for them and while it can settle at times it makes it hard for them to help reduce the huge amounts of overtime. Some people like it, but if you want some semblance of a life; hope to get put in a good zone or look elsewhere. Management is alright, they do what they can to help because they know how it is, but even then it doesn't quite feel like enough.

Overall, the pay and people are good, it's the amount of hours you have to work that's the problem. Especially since Covid-19, people where working 9-12 twelve hour shifts and still having to call in to get a day off while others would only have to work 6 shifts in a row. And points add up after a few months of that. They lose a lot of people over it. Good, loyal, hard working people they couldn't afford to lose, and it makes it harder on the ones left. You do have opportunities to advance, the best insurance and benefits, just being able to work they way they expect to be able to take advantage of it is the problem.

hours can vary and depending on your area/line and targets. your work schedule can be extremely oppressive leaving very little personal time and work/life balance heavily favors work. very tragic lack of common sense with most supervisors and middle management. general low morale among workers. management does not value workers and job security is virtually non-existent leading to a very high stress and hostile work environment. would not recommend unless you need money immediately and don't plan on staying long.

You work at some what fast pace with standard work that is implemented. You work with a Japanese culture that is constantly diving to make all employees jobs easier. The management support is is really great with thier opened door policy. Co-workers thrive on good graftmenship through the excellent training provided in the Dojo. The hardest part about this job is that it requires you to work mostly 12 hour  shifts and including some weekend work. This company is packed with great benifits for all employees.

We all are made to feel like we are just a number that is replaceable. The parts are all that matters. The pay is good but if you feel your company doesn't value you as a person, it doesn't make you want to stay. There's no structure. Supervisors and leads talk to employees in inappropriate manner. The plant itself is unsafe because all machines leak and never get addressed much less fixed. They pick and choose who the rules and point system applies to. Favoritism is a real thing and room for advancement is super limited

What is the best part of working at the company?
They offer very good benefits.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Working 6 days a week 12hr days.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Work culture was Non existent. Not able to take time off because turnover was so high.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Start at 5, run 2 production lines non-stop for 12 hrs. Then you get in trouble when the machine breaks down.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The pay and the people I worked with was pretty cool.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
At time the 12 hours a day would put a little stress on my body.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Was much people of my race worked there but I never had and problems from anyone

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Most of my days there always went smoothly

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