automotive glass technician

customer service representative

glass installer

carpenter

residential specialist

Granite State Glass

No loyalty
Will overwork you
Unorganized 
Poor management 
Unreasonable expectations 

"Working at Granite State Glass was a disappointing and unfulfilling experience. Poor management and lack of organization led to constant stress and chaos. Unrealistic expectations and inadequate training left me feeling undervalued and unsupported. Communication was inconsistent, and feedback was often negative and unconstructive. The work environment was uncomfortable and outdated, with inadequate resources and equipment. Coworkers were overworked and demotivated, leading to a toxic team dynamic. Opportunities for growth and advancement were nonexistent, and employee turnover was high. Overall, my experience at Granite State Glass was marked by frustration, burnout, and disillusionment. I would not recommend this company to others due to its poor leadership, unsatisfying work environment, and lack of concern for employee well-being."

It's alright. Pay is good, benefits are decent but that's about it. The problem is with management. If you're under the age of 30, even with years of experience, don't plan on "moving up" in the company. They don't trust/allow younger guys to take initiative. Watch what you say, and to who as they'll quickly turn around and run their mouth to try and get ahead themselves. Very stab you in the back type stuff and hold it over you for the rest of your time there. Add on not getting paid anywhere from an hour to two hour drive EACH WAY, plus tolls/parking. Wouldn't recommend to a friend.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Pretty easy busy work once you get the hang of it, minimal stress 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The process of becoming a lead of you’re ambitious you may feel micro managed in the first few months

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Pretty laid back if your good. I suggest finding a person you get along with to get the jobs done or if the co workers are annoying, just work on another section of the house and minimize their critiquing

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Get to a 1-3 day job at 7:00am leaving the site around 2:45

If you love to stay busy and learn, being a customer service representative with this company is a great fit. I learned the office duties, and continued my knowledge from the help of coworkers, managers, and in my free time. The management is better than I could have expected and felt like family. The hardest part of the job is by far the customers, but at the end of the day they gave me a good challenge and I loved that. I’m thankful that I could work for this company, and would recommend working here. The only reason I left was because I moved to a different state.

Working for granite state glass I learned a lot about glazing in the 7 months I worked there. I learned about different window sytems and how to install them. I learned how to operate a boom lift and forklift. I had a great boss he was awesome to work for.hardest part of the job was putting up with your co workers. Turns out Glaziers and laborers arent the nicest people to say the least.the most enjoyable part of the job was the days when I was working by myself focused and on task its quite relaxing on those days.

Great work environment, good people at the location in which I worked. After 2 months there was no review of my work or what I had learned with the LIMITED training offered but they laid me off saying I hadn't done anything wrong. I learned everything that I was trained in up to that point, though the owner (who I spoke with once) told the store management he thought I would have learned more than I had in the time I had been there.    The store management said that was their fault that I hadn't been trained more but it was me that was let go.

When I came to Granite State Glass I didn't know what to expect but coming from a construction background I'm more than happy with my experience so far. If your willing to put in the effort they will definitely notice your hard work. It's just like any other trade, were your going to succeed as long as you aren't afraid to work hard.

From the interview to the day to day I have felt very welcome and they provide extensive training so you feel ready to take on the responsibilities. There’s always someone you can ask for help and it never feels like you’re asking a stupid question. 

There are some cool/nice people that work here, but the company in general needs some improving. They were two months late for my training review and only gave me a dollar raise, so you have to fight to get paid right here. A lot of unhappy people working here that just want to go home.

From day 1 it was apparent that management does not care about its employees.
Expect to be over worked, under payed, and constantly placed in avoidable high stress and dangerous situations. Concerns fall on deaf ears, and near impossible to find a lower level employee who actually enjoys working for GSG

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Automotive glass technician 6 salaries reported	$26.50 per hour
Customer service representative 4 salaries reported	$22.50 per hour
Glass installer 3 salaries reported	$24.83 per hour
Carpenter 4 salaries reported	$25.13 per hour
Residential specialist 4 salaries reported	$25.00 per hour

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