quality assurance inspector

production supervisor

welder

warehouse associate

territory sales

MULTILINK INC

This is a caring and productive environment that often allows your experience and knowledge to be heard. It differs from other organizations that can sometimes deter your own ideas that can assist in the department and company growth. You will learn a lot from those of your team and those of other departments. In this company you do sometimes wear multiple hats, but you also are appreciated for your efforts. If you're someone who has poor attendance or calls off a lot, this probably isn't going to be the best company for you. If you want to be challenged intellectually and looking for a career, this is a great company to work for as you can learn something new daily. We have some of our leaders that have been promoted from within as well as a mix from those hired externally. People come from various experience levels and we are willing to train those that are ready to learn. 

Rules are inconsistent. If there was ever a place that had favoritism, this is it. There is yelling in the office on a DAILY basis, people come in at a higher starting wage than others who have been there. Raises are far and few between if they happen at all (requires a fight to get one). Moving up is nearly impossible unless you're a relative of someone already brown nosing. Bullying happens often and is encouraged...it is expected that people FEAR their job. The ONLY good thing about this place is/was when I was there, some of the coworkers were the best you could have and more down to earth than you could ask for. Also, if you're in one of the older buildings in the warehouse, the heat is not allowed to be any higher than 50 degrees ever, and when the trucks come those doors are wide open... not all the heaters work, either. 

Multilink provided me with so much more than my past company. My past career/job was at an organization with over 225,000 employees.The 401k match is great and highly encouraged (3% higher than my old company), along with full benefits. Multilink is not a demanding company, you work your 8 hours and never have to bring work home with you. It is a mid sized company, but just about any day you could be in a meeting with one of the owners or working side by side with one.
Working along side the owners and management allow you to get noticed and move up in the organization quickly and comes with a nice pay raise. 
The only con of Multilink is the turnover rate. I believe this is because many people have the ability to progress at the company quickly, but during the busy times of the year they are not use to the stress and end up leaving the organization.

The company has potential, however, it's a family run business, and the family does not allow you to do your job.  You will always be scrutinized, talked down to and receive mixed directions leading you nowhere.  Many of the departments are trained by the owners to work against each other to create conflict and to make working here a very uncomfortable place to be.  Since the issue starts from the top it trickles down into the whole of the business.  You can do a great job and it will never be good enough.  Process are created by departments that don't know what you do so you will find yourself in a gridlock attempting to do your job.  My advice to anyone looking at working here, be thick skinned or have a good sense of humor so you can laugh about the chaos you have no control over.

This company expects you to be perfect.  They don’t coach you or tell you if they need you to improve on anything.  The owner told me every day that I’m doing a great job and then one day fired me without telling me why. This company has a huge turnover rate because of how quickly they fire people.  They expect you to be perfect without training or coaching.  This company has 0 standards for training.  They expect you to know everything before they hire you and they will make you feel dumb when you ask for help. The culture is miserable. No one wants to be here because the owner fires someone every time he walks in a room. Everyone is on edge and scared for their job at all times.  Absolutely Nothing about this job was enjoyable.

good treatment, respectful in my case when I started in the company I did not know how to speak English they gave me the opportunity to have a day off to study I had just arrived in Ohio I learned English with them and my studies they always treated me with respect always grateful to them . Its owners are very kind, from a good family, they always treated me with respect. and the quality of the products is first class, I can confirm that everything is manufactured to the measure of what the buyer requests, everything is very clean and very well packaged. Whenever I asked for a schedule, sure, Onix, you can make that schedule. Very good people.

The work at this company is fairly clean and is not bad if you like machine work however it is not managed well. If you work here you should use this place as a stepping stone, learn and get experience and then move on. They do not care about you and mistreat all but a handful of people that work in the offices. The owners run it from the outside looking in and jump to conclusions based on emotion and rumors rather than facts. They will not sit down and actually discuss what they expect from you or where they think you need to improve. Instead they make nasty remarks, criticize, belittle you and if you dare disagree with how they do things they will can you so fast it will make your head spin even if you have many years in of hard work and dedication. That is the culture 

This is a small company that tries to act big. As far as the fabrication building, it is cramped with zero implementation of material flow and proper storage and labeling of pallets of sheet metal. 

Ownership and management only care about time of delivery and production numbers. 

"Excessive" time away, even with doctors excuse or documents will still get you fired or dismissed. 

Can't bring in qualified candidates due to low salaries and high turnover due to lack of raises and micromanagement by the owner. Not to mention unrealistic timeliness for proper setup  and implementation of new equipment and training for said equipment.

Multilink is a great place to work. The culture is wonderful and so are the people you work with. Everyone works together and respects each other, and it does feel like a family environment. I started on the factory floor as an operator, and I was given an opportunity to move up within the company. Since then I have watched my career grow. The work environment is fast paced and exciting. My favorite part of the job is helping the customer find the perfect solution and seeing how happy I have made them. Overall Multilink is wonderful place to work and I am very happy here, I was given an opportunity I probably wouldn't have been given anywhere else and for that I am thankful. It's that opportunity that drives me everyday to excel.

Multilink is always hiring, You know why? because the turn over rate is off the charts, poor poor poor management, low wages and no respect or room to grow, there is zero overtime and most cases you barely get 40 hours, during winter they have the heat set so low you can see your breath, everyone has bad attitudes and i understand why because its miserable there and than you have to go home to your miserable life because you cant even make enough money to pay your bills, i can go on for days but if your in a pinch and need a job go for it because they are desperate and will hire you but continue looking to better yourself.  

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Quality assurance inspector 4 salaries reported	$18.50 per hour
Production supervisor 1 salary reported	$26.50 per hour
Welder 3 salaries reported	$20.58 per hour
Warehouse associate 3 salaries reported	$18.00 per hour
Territory sales 3 salaries reported	$125,000 per year

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