software engineer

accounting clerk

entry level designer

DPS TELECOM

My experience at DPS was nothing short of stressful and demoralizing. Every employee in my team was expected to work at least 45 to 50-hour work weeks, and would regularly be expected to work on weekends, as well. There was very little guidance during my onboarding process, and asking for assistance throughout my employment was often met with negativity.

The pay was rather low for the effort and time expected of employees. In addition, employees were discouraged from taking any time off. I would often hear about employees expressing feeling unhappy and under a lot of pressure, and the overall workplace morale was poor. Management was barely involved with individual employees, and did not take notice of the high stress and low morale among the team.

Furthermore, the CEO of the company did not seem to value his employees very much, and would often put on the spot those who he saw as not living up to his expectations. This led to employees feeling as though they could not express their concerns, for fear of not being seen as team players.

Overall, DPS is, from my experience, not a company worth working for. The only room for growth I was if you fit into the high expectations of upper management. I did not feel that I was appreciated as a person during my time at DPS, and I advise anyone looking into this company for employment, to look elsewhere.

We come in early and start to cut the metal from a 4'x8' sheet.  After cutting we bend the metal into boxes for our units. After bending, we powder coat the boxes, then get silk screened and hardwared.  Everything that comes out of this company is made in house.Everyone has their unique skills in producing the devices.  The owner of the company is super friendly and even know my name before I even met him.  Nobody here tries to make you look bad when you make mistakes, they encourage you to learn from them and make yourself better.  It's a very positive work environment.  I'm fairly new here but, I have yet to find anything negative about working here.

There must be a lot of gen z cry babies talking about this place because I have yet to find anything negative here.  Wonderful people to work for and with.  Honestly, the hardest part about this job is trying to find something to complain about.  I see a lot of people complaining about the overtime.  They should try working at a job that DOESN'T pay you overtime when you work overtime!  Sorry, but those are just lazy as people that complain about that.  The worst part of this for me is, NOT finding this place 20 years ago

They give you insane amounts of work and will not pay you, accordingly. They expect you to give all your free time to the company. Will wear 5 hats with skilled work and still get paid hardly above minimum wage. Ask for a raise? You won’t get it. Have a life? They’ll not take you seriously. They EXPECT overtime. Weekends. Everything has to be done a certain way and their SOPs are difficult to follow/are outdated, but they still push using them, like it’s the Bible. 

DPS was one of the best companies I have ever had the privilege of working for the CEO is a down to earth family man that takes a lot of pride In his work and in his employees. It's. Great place of advancement advancement if you're willing to put I. The work and hours . I wish in ort I was still there.

Company treats employees as good as garbage. Everything and everyone is disposable. Factory workers work full time and still work a second job, they should get paid more for what they do. New employees are in and out of the company every week and they keep the employee count low for a reason.

There is a lack of discipline and structure when working on a product, with minimal collaboration or support available. Seeking assistance from superiors is frowned upon, and the hours worked do not adequately compensate for the hourly pay, which was advertised as $22 but is actually $17.

Very harding working people encluding the CEO hands on with everyone and everything. Worked over time and i loved it.
Worked harder then anyother job and would do it again...

Pay is barely above minimum wage with the promises that you will earn more later. Work/life balance is a foreign concept as everyone is expected to put in 45-50 every week. High stress/low reward environment with over the top expectations for the pay received.

The personal dynamics were quite toxic. The position offered lots of opportunities to learn, but required lots of overtime and there appeared to be a lack of moral compass from the top down. 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Software engineer 3 salaries reported	$66,593 per year
Accounting clerk 1 salary reported	$47,500 per year
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