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territory sales

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Gemini, Inc.

  Gemini can be the easiest money you'll ever make, or it can be incredibly stressful and demanding of your free time.  This is all dependant on what your position is. Unfortunately, the most versatile workers in production are the most taken advantage of.  If you're young and willing to cross train into multiple positions, you will be taken advantage of by management. "You're young, you'll adapt" is the motto.  I was often expected to do the work of 2-3 people in my time at Gemini, and was not properly compensated for it. In fact, I was forced to relocate from my comfortable position which I was very proficient and happy at, to a different position to help out in another building that was notorious for lots of mandatory overtime and unsafe/insanitary conditions.
  Basically, if you do the bare minimum, keep your head down, and make it a point to stay in your area and not train in other positions, you'll be fine. Otherwise, expect to have the responsibilities of a lead without the pay, and don't be surprised when your job is uprooted so that you can be shipped out to a worse position.  Also, employees that make a point to be as valuable and versatile as possible are not properly compensated.
  The people of Gemini are great for the most part.  Just a about everyone is incredibly laid back and easy to work with.  Despite some of my issues with the way the various buildings are managed, I will admit that management is populated with decent, well-intentioned people.
  I feel like Gemini is becoming too corporate for its own good, but it's not a horrible place to work. Give it a shot if it's not too long of a commute.

Gemini is a great company. It usually works hard to make its employees happy. I've felt more secure here than most jobs in my life. Also, the office I work at feels like a big family. Its a very friendly atmosphere. I would recommend this job to everyone I know. Though its great to it's employees, it has its shortcomings as well. Gemini pays a bit below average (especially for their college level designers). Communication between sites is an issue. The company is trying to adapt with the times, but sometimes its a bit slower with change than it should be in some areas. Lack of a "work from home" option, even though they have all the means, is very disappointing. Especially during covid. Lack of efficiency and accountability is probably the biggest problem Gemini faces as well, but it is something they are working on at least. Regardless, I still see a bright future for Gemini if they keep improving themselves. Most of the problems they have, they are aware of and are slowly working to overcome them. 

I worked at Gemini for 3 year overall it is a good company with great people to work with. Gemini had good benefits and owned a resort that you could rent out for a weekend.  The ability to have a flexible schedule was huge to be able to work around appointment etc. During my time at Gemini they also added sick pay which was a big bonus to not having to use vacation time when sick. Pay is low and not competitive, raises are also low and slow to come by which is what led me to leave the company.  The work is also very repetitive after about a month of training and leaning you'll get stuck doing the same thing everyday with little to no change. As a first job out of school I'd say it was a nice place to work but not for the long haul.

This company is nothing what it used to be. First off the job benefits are misleading. Gemini claims “historic 10% profit sharing” which is a flat out lie. Historic is right: we haven’t had 10% in several years. Also expect productivity cash bonuses to only be several hundred dollars about every 6 years. The morale is low and the pay is even lower. There is no incentive to work hard and there is no punishment for being a bad worker. Raises are pathetic. After 15+ years working here expect 1% annual raises. It’s an okay job to work temporarily but don’t waste you’re time making a career out of it. The longer you work here the more benefits they take away

Decent place to work for the most part. Good benefits, 401k and vacation time as well as profit sharing and use of the company resort in Hayward, Wisconsin. Pay scales are not that great for the expected work you do in most areas. Raises are low and slow. Training is non existent in most cases. middle and upper Management pretend to listen to issues, then don't act. Coworkers are mostly good with a few bad eggs as with any place. Too many people (leads, managers, engineers) with "titles" who do little more than "look" busy. Production facilities have no air conditioning in most areas so be prepared for some hot summer days.

Working at Gemini was very interesting.  I was and inside sales rep.  I sat at a computer most of day talking to customers about their custom order or quoting custom jobs.  I learned a lot about products I had never worked with before.  I had never worked in a large office with so much noise before and it took sometime to get use to that.  The benefits were great.  I worked with some terrific people.  I had customers all over the United States.  I spoke regularly with the manufacturing plants in different states.  I was able to travel to some of the plants and also was given the opportunity to do some trade shows which was very exciting.

Finally a job that not only cares about the people but customer & satisfying their needs. Even though I am still learning the ropes, I intend to make each day the best in terms of working and what's expected of me.  From the overall environment to the people who have been in Gemini longer, I am in good hands and it's worth waking up; therefore, I am motivated to tackle on my tasks from the moment I arrived to when it's time to go home. If you are looking for a reward job that pays and treat other people well, then Gemini is your destination.

There are set schedules, but the company allows for some flexibility. There is overtime, but it's not always mandatory. The team is currently rebuilding due to the loss of their plant manager and leads. The current supervisor is not qualified to run the position, but the plant is getting help to compensate for their shortcomings. The company has improved their benefits, most notably the free insurance for singles, and the plant shutdown between Christmas and New Year's is one of their best perks.

Gemini did have a good culture with good benefits. However, profit sharing has stopped and there are more benefits and departments that are being dissolved. The company is transparent with information they want to share, lately its been low profit and they have been attempting to increase processing speeds in an effort to boost profit. With this has come higher stress and lower quality of work.

Second best job available.  I worked for this company for 5 years and they definitely take care of their employees.  advancement is lacking in my eyes, smaller company no one leaves and it makes it difficult to move up.  This is a great fault, because the company is so wonderful no one wants to leave giving the advancement levels no turnover.  all and all wonderful benefits, good pay, and just a wonderful place to work.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Painter 3 salaries reported	$23.69 per hour
Test engineer 1 salary reported	$35.00 per hour
Territory sales 1 salary reported	$61,373 per year
Seasonal associate 1 salary reported	$19.36 per hour
Regional manager 1 salary reported	$87,000 per year

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