customer service representative

reliability engineer

production assembler

electrical technician

data analyst

ICM Controls Corp.

I worked here for exactly 4 months before I put in less then a weeks notice. I feel the place is extremely disorganized. Trying to find out where you need to go in the mornings is so chaotic. They keep pushing numbers but then get mad when the quality of a product isn’t met at their expectations. They have “self efficiencies” that gets reviewed every 3 months. You have to be at a certain percentage. Everyone is constantly rushing through their jobs so they can get their numbers for the day and when you miss a day whether you’re sick, took the day off or went on vacation, it negatively impacts your percentage. 
I made a mistake one time because a line lead wasn’t doing her job (her name starts with a P) and supervising the area I was in and I got crucified by her the next morning. After that, I knew this place wasn’t for me. I’m very happy with the job I’m at now. I have absolutely no regrets on leaving and I won’t look back at this job. 

Compensation / Benefits: Comparable, even competitive with similar companies at first.

Culture / Values: Large cliques exist within senior employees, who tend to block out newer, younger employees.

Job Security / Advancement: If you work well and don't become a liability, you can stay there forever. Just don't expect to get up too high on the pay scale.

Management: Lower management tends to stifle new ideas, which are generally bad ideas until they become THEIR ideas... at which point they become GREAT ideas. (Typical in any blue-collar environment.) There is no middle managment. Upper management controls everything based on what (little) they hear from supervisors.

Work / Life Balance: Steady job, some overtime opportunities but rarely mandatory, easy to maintain a mediocre lifestyle.

Top Management rushes workers into mistakes, then blames them for said mistakes.

Healthcare insurance changed every single year, and featured sky-high max-out-of pocket figures.  Nothing about the arrangement remains stable.  Only god can help you if you get sick here.

Pay started out low for my qualifications (associates in Electrical Engineering), and stayed below the median over the five years I worked there.  Upward mobility will be promised, but will never materialize.

Bonus structure appears and disappears at the whim of the company president.  Don't trust any number you hear, you probably won't be getting one anyway.

I was happy to leave, and have never looked back.

Came there through a temp agency everything was fine until you hear nagging everyday because their employees are not satisfied as  with their pay & how much they have to distribute out . Being rushed to work but no materials to complete order. 
 tells people business & ask employees questions regarding if supervisor helps work causing conflicts. Care about people being reliable coming to the job but wouldn't care if they got stuck out there. Discusses things that can be brought up to the side in front of the whole production line.  Poor judgment of people.  Treats people who are employed through them differently than the Temp agency employee . 

What is the best part of working at the company?
Leaving to get s real job.
Some of the people were great.
Management was completely incompetent.
Company policies are shady and devious.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Incompetent management.
Angry vicious management.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Toxic work environment driven by devious and incompetent management 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Doing My job and then having it undone by a remote manager who secretly changes my design with out my knowledge or permission. Then frantically notifies me the design is broken and I must fix it right away!

I liked this job, and I was learning a lot from coworkers. Management provided no guidance, encouragement, or feedback. Someone's getting let go about once a month. They'll drop you like you're hot without explanation, and show you the door without even letting you pack your own things. I filled a role, and was expected to perform as if I'd already been there for several years. The private equity that bought this company is sucking the place dry. 

Do you enjoy being partially trained? Guilt trip to do overtime constantly? Management that you never see but require you to do work they don't understand? Said ICM controls as maybe the perfect place for you. I never want to put money back into the place only one things are totally broken. They had the chosen favorite co-workers. Your vacation time is a joke your insurance is a joke. New hirees benefit more than long-term employees. If you care for your mind and body....stay away 

Co workers were cool, at first I thought management was good but then looks are deceiving. After awhile they got too demanding. The management is incompetent. Management made no sense what so ever. One day it’s “go here” the next it’s back to your department and being told to hurry up or your having to come in on a Saturday. Management needs huge overhaul and CEO needs to quit. Co workers sleeping with management and other employees to get better pay and better position. Their pay isn’t worth all the stress there. Every day it’s a complaint when you go in.

worked there from early/mid 2019 until early 2020, Machines were near constantly malfunctioning and you were required to get SOMETHING out from the line or it was your fault from the executive perspective.

Co-workers were nice and always pushed to bring the best out in you and others, but more often then not, mostly complained about the machines being an issue.

Company said that overtime wasn't Mandatory, but treated it like a cardinal sin if you didn't show up because something happened in your personal life.

I learned a lot of skills working there from basic bare board inspection, assembly of product and packaging.
Advanced to work under the Engineers to entering bills of materials to build the various products manufactured. My co-workers were a great group of people that varied in nationality.
The hardest part on most days was the stress of jumping from task to task on a moments notice.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Customer service representative 3 salaries reported	$23.33 per hour
Reliability engineer 5 salaries reported	$64,000 per year
Production assembler 6 salaries reported	$16.80 per hour
Electrical technician 1 salary reported	$53,000 per year
Data analyst 2 salaries reported	$58,750 per year

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