Fisher Nuts

I have to ride the  Us in we get there 3 hours early. Then if you're a hard worker sometimes you get off work 2 hours early and have to wait for the bus which takes an hour for me to get home on the bus. Every day was different we were always on a different line, That was sonic of rain but not knowing what days were gonna work didn't work with my schedule side to find major had a ride home at 3 or 4:00 in the morning . Other than that I didn't mind the job it was not hard work, it was study were hand made the night go by quick. Sometimes when I get off work I have to wait for 2 hours to catch the bus which takes an hour to get home.

Open/close store. Count the registers and the money bag. Made sure shelving was stocked. Helped out customers with any questions they had. Rang up customers orders on the register. Put out samples. Advertised any new products. 

I learned the importance of customer satisfaction. How to take orders from customers over the phone and have their items shipped to them. 

My co-workers made the job more enjoyable. Everyone was very easy-going and wanted to see the company succeed. 

The most enjoyable part of working here was being able to help out customers and see how excited they would get on any deals or sales that were going on in the store.

I've worked here for a year and a half and I have been trying to get a promotion or some type of higher pay it is hard. You really have to do something to catch supervisors or managers attention in asking to get a raise or promotion. Aside from that, Dpending what shift you are in supervisor or manager will have different levels of attention towards co workers witch depending on shift will make it easier or hard to catch supervisor or managers attention.

well when I get to work I was always greeted with a positive attitude from my fellow employees, and staff members. the work environment was always clean. The hardest part of my job was, that I had to stand on my feet for 10 hours . But with such a friendly environment, it work itself out. The thing I enjoyed most about this job was I got paid every week.

Long days and nights, while learning how to use certain machinery and the multitude type of peanuts. The company management handled their business far as I know. Co-workers were majority foreigners that didn't speak english, so it really wasn't a relationship between me and them. Really didn't have a problem at work.

Picking orders as well, stages orders in it's rightfully location's at the end of shift putting overage back in it's right locations generally same process through the night as well cleaning the cooler's as needed through the course of the night keeping all areas in order as needed, then back to picking orders for the next day stage all orders for shipping or in-house orders.

Working here was nice for a while but as a young man and lifting heavy things all day in extreme weathers requires some rest. This type of employment only provides 5 hours of sleep max. Just was not the right job for me. Not to mention that I currently live in Rockford, Illinois, and this job resides in Elgin, Illinois.

I feel its a great place to work the challenges that occur to make you a better maintenance tech the spur of the moment things you have to make to get your line going whether it be fabricating a new piece
or make a repair to work as a team on projects

Hostile environment, horrible place, a lot harassment, zero support from Human Resources to employees, power abuse from supervisors and managers, slow promotions, false promises, favoritism to select employees. WORST PLACE EVER I’M NOT RECOMMEND THAT HOSTILE PLACE

When you are working there you are on your feet 24/7 and hardly get any relaxation for a min or to if you need them to slow down they only slow down. when you do get a break it flys by and sometimes its a little too quick.

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