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Interface attracts a self-motivated and talented sales team.  Management allows room for individuals to be themselves and trusts in the people to get the job done.  I'm constantly impressed by the calibre of people on the sales team.  

This is truly a mission driven company focused on sustainability which is apparent across the entire organization.  

The hardest thing at Interface that I learned quickly is that this isn't a place for people who are not skilled at self direction.  Nobody will stand over you telling you when and what to do.  You are the creator of your day and are expected to figure out what needs to be done in order to hit your goal.  When achieved though, the rewards are solid.

The people, culture, and work/life balance are all great aspects of the job as is managements commitment to helping the team make as much income as possible.

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Training is nominal. Ability to succeed is based upon memorization of dozens and dozens of alphanumeric codes. Constant fear of lay-offs and/or re-organization. Cliques abound, mostly between long term employees vs newer employees and can be vicious. Environmental concerns are not sincere and the original owner's philosophies are non-existent now, which is terribly sad. Annual raises are arbitrarily issued without performance appraisals and H.R. offers zero assistance.  Extremely busy and challenging so would be a great place to work if appropriate tools and training were provided and the environment wasn't so toxic.

What is the best part of working at the company?
really helps if you love your work ,more than getting paid for what you are worth .

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
no stress as i love challenges , i could see upper management fail,and  it would give me joy to help them succeed  .

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
I would be left alone to do my work.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
when I came in was always early which made it possible to pick up where we were on the project. If we didn't have one then,  I would walk through the plant looking for improvements to be made or bottlenecks in the production lines.

What is the best part of working at the company?
I liked being able to train on different machines i learned 5 different areas working at interface floor

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Interface had very little room to maneuver around in.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
The eniroment was every knew everyone we didn't have a revolving door most people who came to work at interface were there for 30 years.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
It all depends on which station i was located at but it was fast paced.

A typical day at work would be transcribing, or typing up handwritten correspondence, entering in all new inventory for company, setting up new accounts and quoting prices.  Entering all inventory into the computer and updating pricing.  Putting in formulas into the price sheet in Excel so the salesman who look into the pricing, the formula will calculate a good price to offer customer.

I also had to collect data and run reports weekly for the Vice President to show profits and losses and on what products and from which salesmen.

Recent executive changes have resulted in a departure from the founder's mission. Core values are pretty symbols pasted on white boards and not practiced. Standardization consists of emails from multiple groups on an almost daily basis making it impossible to remain current and in compliance.  Lo to the individual who questions anything or stands up for himself. Good Ole Boy environment at it's finest.

InterfaceFlor is a good company with good benefits and the work is pretty laid back. Strong focus on quality and safety. Some managers are very supportive. It was a good overall experience and there are some really great people that work there. They work 6 days a week almost every week but at least it’s just an 8 hour shift.

Typical manufacturing plant environment.  Learned alot about the manufacturing process. Management is ok. Team work environment. Enjoy the company family picnics every year. Yearly raises. Hardest part was not being able to plan weekends and family activities due to production schedule comes out during the middle of the week. Normally 6-7 day work week.

I was a temp and it definitely takes a long time to get hired on unless you catch a job fair I wouldn't recommend working there if you are looking for job stability they always laying off new hires and temps.

The job is wasn’t overall bad, it’s a good work place environment but sometimes they weren’t really organized with the orders and thing. The hardest part about the job was really the hour. The most enjoyable thing about this job is the people , they were so helpful.

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