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Up until about a year ago I was working at this place as a permanent temp basically (they have a temp office in their building, enough said.) The hours were erratic--some weeks you had back to back 12s, some weeks you were off completely--the pay was abysmal with no chance of advancement, the point system was draconian, there was one girl who had an asthma attack and only I noticed, she got pointed at the hospital. One guy almost died and no one cared. The Oreo line was a war crime that was hot as heck with no way to get water. They removed the water and you can't even leave for water or the bathroom without someone relieving you. all and all. Had I known about REAL temp agencies O wouldn't have been there so long.

A typical day at work will consist of walking in to see if you work or not if so you go to the line your assigned to work that day. Line 12 it is packaging the variety pack of cookies they tell you how many to put in the box and you do so, make sure your quick and don't miss ANY boxes you'll make people angry if we have to do re-wrap (meaning if you miss a box it doesn't get shipped or make it out the building and how much re-wrap there is its what you have to do over). There are breaks in between but it doesn't stop your back from hurting being on the line all day. Once your day is over you just feel relieved but to know that you have to return tomorrow for the same is stressful.

An typical day at work is me starting my shift off at 6pm and then I clock in and go to my line to take the position that is on the paper they have at the desk when you arrive at your line. I learned at lot at this job I learned to run different machines I also learned how to skid load and wrap the skid up a proper way. There are some very nice co-workers that work there the hardest part about the job for me was nothing because as long as you pay attention you will understand your job and it wouldn't be as hard. The most enjoyable thing about my job was that I get to be hands on at work.

I had great supervisors and co-workers in every area I worked. I learned how to properly pack finished goods and operated the tapered machine and maintenance it when a problem occurred that I was able to fix . The hardest part of the job was nothing to me because of my dedicated desire to learn my job duties and perform them with confidence as will be expected by my supervisor and employer .The most enjoyable part of the job was meeting people and training them and learning other job functions.

All they keep is promises they cant fulfill. I worked here for two years till I couldn't take it anymore. The supervisors are mean and how do I put it, inexperienced. This is just a low level entry job till you find a more reliable one. They overwork employees basically in a sweatshop setting and everyone is trained poorly. Even though they say it will be full time it is only going to be temporary. I felt like I was excommunicated instead of discharged. If you want a job that will stress you out this is it. Most unprofessional place I ever worked for.

A day at work is when product is ready for shipment. I learned how to manage and deal with people of many educational levels and social backgrounds. Management was very supportive of its employees. My co-workers open for change and a willingness to learn. Hardest part of job is when I had to work longer hours to fulfill the production, which kept me away from my family on many occassion.. The most enjoyable part of the job is when my team performed extra hard to make the production schedule.

The work at the plant is not bad, but the pay rate is not enough to leave off of. You can advance in a new position and you will get a quarter raise every year that you stay, so I just say if you want to work here for starting in this field of work, but if you are looking for a job that will pay you a fair amount right off hand it is not worth the trouble unless you are willing to wait for a high position to open up which can take a year sometimes.

A day at work would include packing product and cleaning up work area. I have learned the value of team work in pressing and non-pressing situations. Management is helpful on line. The co-workers are helpful and hardworking. The hardest part of the job is when product stops for long durations, sometimes it is required to stay overtime to make up for the time lost. Most enjoyable part of the job is working with food.

I did a lot of everything there, i knew everything about the work place. I put cookies in boxes, i taped boxes when they were done and ready to be sent out. I wrote the labels on boxes. I put time and dates on boxes. I took people places so the can have all they breaks. Everyone cleaned up they areas before leaving work. I liked the work i was doing but i did not like the place and people there.

It has it's days. Just being able to keep a positive mindset is what I focus on even when it seems tough or hard to get through the day. I've learned how to operate a few different machines, which are the wrapper, the taper and the palletizer. I'm not sure what the hardest part is because I make what's hard look easy. And the most enjoyable part of the job I would say is the people. they're fun, funny but most of all focused. I love seeing others work hard, it's inspiring and motivating.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Machine operator 23 salaries reported	$18.05 per hour
Laborer 6 salaries reported	$16.00 per hour
Packer 4 salaries reported	$13.44 per hour
Quality assurance inspector 4 salaries reported	$17.50 per hour
Warehouse associate 12 salaries reported	$12.98 per hour

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