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My job involves an array of different skills and expectations. 
I teach fitness classes, assess  individuals on their fitness levels, provide individualized recommendations based on nutrition and fitness levels,considering their activities, family life activities, etc.  I provide customer serve  at all times. I stop whatever I am doing to provide help to whoever needs it.  I help with current corporate programs that are being offered, how to perform an exercise properly, to providing a meal plan, giving a tour to stop by sales people coming in to visit, answer and deliver emails, attend meetings for the company. I arrange meeting so I can promote the current programs  to other parts of the company in order  to recruit their participation. It requires a lot of energy and positive attitude and disposition at all times. Public speaking is required to share our programs. Being a team player is priority. I help create effective programs that will encourage members success in their health and fitness. We have regular team meetings to work on being more effective. 
The most difficult part of this job is having to juggle so many things and not having a door to close in order to finish. It's hard to complete an email or think what you are doing when there are so many interruptions. I am underpaid for the services I provide and I know my coworkers feel the same way.
We definitely make a positive impact on people. We care about the individual and make the time for them. My manager is an amazing person and the reason the Wellness Center is so successful.  
I have met some amazing people which is what overshadows a lot of the hectic pace /work environment. There are many positive changes i have seen in people.  It is very satisfying to see that happen in people's lives. I have also made some really meaningful relationships.

Machine operators are forced to work three times the machinery they're safely supposed to, and get in trouble when mistakes are inevitably made. They also get cycled into packaging positions for whatever reason, probably to justify their pitiful pay. Overtime is mandatory, leading to 6-7 day work weeks and the potential for injuries. There's a culture of "employee wellbeing" that doesn't apply to any of the jobs outside of office work. They advertised free lunches on Fridays, but that hasn't been a thing for months. Management has no clue how to supervise, locking employees out because they don't understand something as standard as worker's comp, and opting for toxic management strategies like dumping furniture because "if you're sitting, you're not working."

Hunter Industries is truly a family company. Everyone was happy to be at work every day and were professional and kind. My boss was amazing, genuinely caring about her employees and worked harder than any other boss I ever had. Often times she would help me create elaborate and physically challenging photo sets and always aimed for great work. She was generous to show her appreciation for a job well done, offering her employees written accomplishments and praising us often. The job itself offered a lot of variety in daily work as the traffic manager was sure to distribute the fun projects as well as the mundane evenly between the designers to keep us all happy and eager to preform to the best of our abilities. I would go back in a second if I still lived there.

I learned that a family owned company can treat the employees like family. The VP and the President of the company were very humble and you can talk to them any time. Like I said FAMILY. It was the best job I ever had.The job wasn't hard because the main thing you had to do was pay attention. The most enjoyable part was profit sharing. Not alot of companies share the profits with the employees. There was also room for advancement. I really hated that the Cary Plant closed as did every one. If they were to reopen, I would go back in a heartbeat and sure that others would as well.

Hi would have loved to stay working at Hunter Industries.  The work there is on pretty old machines but they have gotten down how to work efficiently and get a lot done in an 8 hour day.  Unfortunately we got too much done too fast and I was a temporary employee aspiring to become permanent.  The permanent employees have fantastic advancement, benefits, and work stability.  Would like to revisit this as a place of employment in the future if possible when they are hiring for permanent positions.

Employee oriented environment with friendly and supportive management. This is the company that puts customers first and helps their employees to stay focused, safe and healthy. It encourages its workers to contribute to the most efficient use of resources and rewards for their efforts. The company takes pride in quality of their product and services, which makes you to appreciate what you do. I greatly enjoyed working for this company. Too bad it was just an internship.

I ran automated machines for over 11 years and my coworkers were very knowledgeable and helpful in focusing on my concerns . The working conditions and the respect that was shown to me from my supervisor and mechanics I worked with was the most professional I have ever experienced in my long working carrier. I feel very lucky to have had the opportunity to be involved with this company.

Working in the distribution warehouse they expect you to work till you drop doing 10 to 12 hour days 6 some times 7 days a week. They use shady loopholes with paying overtime and double time. However, they do provide a lot of good benefits as well. They are part of a program that pays 100% of schooling as long as you go to a specific school and they pay it upfront, not a reimbursement, they have great health/dental/vision coverage 401k matching fully invested from day one. 

Hunter is a great place to work! It is a very unique culture with a thirty-five year history. Feels family oriented and the motto is family comes first. Fairly conflict free. Pay is a little off for the more technical roles but profit sharing is a great equalizer at the end of the year. Good benefits. Jeans and a shirt with a collar for management. Very laid back. 

Very active manufacturing enviorment. Inspection process anywhere form twice a shift to every hour.
I learned an encredable amount about plastic injection molding .
Managment was effective and flexable.
My co-workers made the place a good place to work
The hardest part was to keep up with the manufacturing demand.
The best part was the people I worked with.

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