production associate

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J&B Group

A great place for college educated folks that are the household's secondary income.  If you're only other options are to work retail so that you can drop off and pick up the kids from school, leave to take them to their doctor's appointments, transport them to activities. stay home when they are sick, and attend school programs, J&B is very flexible about that.  The handful of people that are single get stuck covering the extra workload, but they'll either leave before they are vested for 401K, or they will get their turn to return the favor later when you are still working there to pay for your kids' college education.

May not be the best place for folks that are making sure that there is a warm roof over their family's heads, food on the table, clothes on their backs, and the car has gasoline and maintained.  If you don't mind making 20% below the rest of the industry with raises that don't keep up with cost of living, and your income is not critical to support the family, you might enjoy the environment working in customer service, accounting, or human resources.


A second job is strongly discouraged in a passive aggressive environment where voluntary activities are anything but.  HR is watching closely what and how much is being placed in the toy, clothing, and food drives by whom, and that you are attending off-hours activities with proper enthusiasm.


If they can find someone to do your job cheaper, they will replace you.  That cute little intern that filled in while you were on vacation last summer may very well take your job when she finishes her degree in the spring, especially if you may be getting close to vesting on the 401K or have raised questions about your salary.  Keep a smile on your face, play nice, and don't ask too many questions and you will do fine so long as you stay cute.  You may even get promoted to your boss' job if you play your cards right!

A typical day at J&B was going through inventory levels, checking suggested orders and looking for any issues that may need action right away.  I would check shortages and also inventory that looked to be an issue and go into the warehouse to make sure product was rotated properly.
I negotiated with suppliers on making sure sales had the best price to sell to their customers so we could maximize profit.
The hardest part of the job was working with a couple suppliers that had production issues due to them trying to supply too many companies with product.  
The most enjoyable part was working with the people and the day to day excitement of never having 2 days the same

What is the best part of working at the company?
paycheck to paycheck no raises to real workers just THIER pals 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
working UNDER hurry up picking orders  emergency THAT office woman holds up from days ordered paperwork on HER desk whilst SHE'S saying "customers WANT process DONE THIS WAY" (like a grocery store picker¿) NOT a IT takes time to gather a 20 skid order together  FROM various locations either on the floor or in racks...

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Slipshot, Kaos, half disorganized 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
running around LIKE chicken without head MOST of the day

While working at J&B I have come to realize that I did NOT sign up for what I thought I did. The management is terrible, every week the machine breaks down several times and all we do is stand around most the time when that happens, my manager says to other workers that me and one of my friends there are terrible workers for speaking up against harassment from another employee and because 3 of his family members weren't working and I spoke up, and when I asked for the number to corporate HR would not give it to me (much more has happened as well) Management is HORRIBLE and I would never recommend working there

A normal work day is route driving. Get your route and do a combination of dock deliveries and two wheel deliveries to our customers.

The hardest part of days can be unloading heavy loads with a two wheeler.

The management is real nice and nice to work with. Very understandable if things happen or come up.

All co-workers are nice and friendly. Everyone from fellow driver to office staff.

Best part of this company is home daily or possibly a second day of your route is a 2 day. Pay is good. You get nightly emails (Sunday - Friday) for next days route so you can see how your day will look.

I like working here. I would highly recommend working here.

Overall JB is a good place to work at as it has many benefits and is a safe work environment.
● Typical day on the production floor is handling meat products, operating machines, and completing orders.
● The hardest part of the day is the long hours, working in a cooler, and miscommunication from management. You should definitely bundle up for this job.
● The most enjoyable part of the day is the people. You'll learn something new everyday and there's a strong sense of community.

I worked as a receptionist part time which allowed me to exam all departments with in J&B Group so that when it was time for me to advance my career and go full time I would know which department to work in.  I enjoyed my job as a receptionist however, I became bored quickly and was able to work with multiple departments to help with any work they needed back up on.  This allowed to fill in any down time I had as well as develop relationships with all of the departments with in J&B Group.

If they can find someone to replace you that they can pay less, they will.  Be careful when taking a vacation, the person covering you might be your replacement. Used to be a good company to work for, new upper management brought in that cares only about increasing profits and cares little about customer service and treating employees with respect.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Great job and great environment , but poor management and disrespectful shift leader in the first shift fuk them all 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Manger and shift leader, always making new rules 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Environment pretty good and good coworkers

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Packing patty’s and running a machine

Each day is different in research & development which makes each day interesting.  A typical day could involve any of the following: product & concept development, recipe development, product applications, product presentations to customers, food styling for photo shoots, assisting with pilot product runs or new product runs or attending food shows or conferences.


Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Production associate 1 salary reported	$18.00 per hour
Warehouse associate 4 salaries reported	$18.00 per hour
Production supervisor 2 salaries reported	$64,000 per year
Production lead 2 salaries reported	$21.87 per hour
Warehouse worker 1 salary reported	$15.50 per hour

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