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Koroseal Interior Products

The best part are the people. My direct management is great, but the rest of the management is not the best. A lot of work that is done is manual and could be computerized a lot more. Systems and processes used are outdated. Strict work schedule from 8am to 5pm and if you want to leave even a minute early, you have to ask your manager for permission. You have to also let your manager know if you will be late even only a few minutes. PTO is not very good either. First year there, I only got 2 days of PTO. The following year, in January I got 5 days for the first part of the year (Jan to Jun) and then 5 days for the second part of the year (Jul to Dec). After that you get 10 days in January for the whole year. After 5 years, you get just an additional day (10 + 1). Fridays are casual dress, so you can wear jeans and Mon to Thurs are business dress. In this job role, a lot of communication goes on directly with the customers which helps you be more comfortable dealing with customers. Additionally, you are responsible for coordinating and managing every aspect of the project. Lunch is an hour which is unpaid.

I came into Koroseal to assist with the set up of a new facility. The challenge was to place 4 operations under one roof of 310,000 s.f. 
I worked directly with the contractors, rigging crews, and engineering teams in the placement and installations of all equipment. Once installed, I learned the equipment so as to support the operating crews with issues and to obtain the highest quality possible. I then was directly responsible for interviewing potential new hires to fill all available positions. I trained other Supervisors as well as supported them in their individual roles. The most difficult part of any job is when you must release an otherwise good employee due to not following regulations and or procedures. The most enjoyable part is to experience producing and shipping the best possible quality product and maintaining a safe working environment.

A typical day involves all computer work with order entry and email monitoring handling customer's questions and resolving customer concerns.  All co-workers are ready to help out when needed with any extra projects or research needed to satisfy the customer.  Management is available to assist with more demanding customers to get the customer satisfied and willing to return to our company for future needs.  Any new ideas that would make the customer service more efficient are welcomed and reviewed for implementation if approved.  

The hardest part of the job is going between the production team and the customer since the customer is not able to understand why productions get delayed in order for our product to be high quality.

The people I have met are by far the most enjoyable part of the job.

Moved from one location to another. New building became filled with temps. Had temps training temps. In the move process standard operating procedures were left behind/ training is garbage. There is around 80% turnover. Find out youre definitely working Saturday come Friday. Overtime hours are back and forth. Poor management is the root. From the bottom to the top. Took away attendance bonus and blamed covid though we never stopped producing. Cut production bonus in half. New management implemented a payband so that you can top out yet still perform other jobs and duties that are outside of your payband. Then they want to buy us ice cream and act like they care. I believe they match 1.5 on the 401k. 

I enjoyed my position immensely. It was challenging to say the least.
I would come in sometimes to 30-40 emails to respond to as well as much as 15 orders a day. It's fast paced and I was able to set up a daily routine to enable me to prepare for my day.

My management team was one of the best that I have worked with in a very long time. They were always there to answer any questions and concerns that I had.

My co-workers were the best! We had a great working relationship as well as an outside friendship.

The hardest part of my job was leaving it to relocate back to Florida.
I LOVED my job...

Most enjoyable part of my job was establishing my rapport with my outside sales reps and clients.

This place treats its employees horribly. The management is extremely one of the worse I have ever worked at. They lie in the interview to suck you in and when you get into the department you find out what you really have to do is low end graphics. They use tons of interns so they can pay low wages then when they finally hire you in the pay is about the same. The training is really bad if any at all. The department is ran by someone who doesn't have a clue of what goes on on the department because he works in another area away from the Graphic department. You have been warned.

This place is an absolute joke and they lie to you during the interview process to get you into the door, but then you learn the truth when you join. Any job you get there is not what you think, all you are going to do is DATA ENTRY, nothing else. The pay is very low for what you have to put up with, management is not professional at all, and their computer system is ancient. None of the employees look happy, the environment is very negative, and you soon learn that turnover is extremely high. Don't waste your time.

I worked here for many years. I had 2 supervisors the whole time who actually were great. The rest were awful. Favoritism was very common, there was a strong “I’m better than you” attitude from other employees who were your equals, and just a lot of finger pointing and blaming and no one taking responsibility for their own actions. The higher up management HR at location were awful. They didn’t care about the workers and literally worked us 60+ hours a week. The management is shady and rude. 0/10 recommend. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
Can’t think of one.  

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Wondering who’s feeling insecure enough to be throwing you under the bus.  

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Tight click.  Everyone has to be copied on all emails even if they have nothing to do with the content.  Huge insecurities throughout.  

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Wondering what is going to be added to your job title next that you weren’t informed of.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Drinking at the parties and Christmas gifts 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
You have to walk on eggshells of your not "IN" with management 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Terrible if you're not their friend you are treated differently. Your word against theirs 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Being told something different each day. It's hard to do your work without back and forth from a different employee who is not in that department

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Technician 5 salaries reported	$21.00 per hour
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Office coordinator 4 salaries reported	$19.00 per hour
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