production engineer

production supervisor

maintenance technician

shift manager

quality engineer

Mando America Corporation

Typical day is the same as every other day. Do your normal reports, attend meetings/trainings, resolve any issues in your department. The work isn't hard but you won't learn much that'll help you in the future to advance. 

Workplace culture at Mando Georgia was not the greatest. Management is by far the worst i experienced. Never took a moment to step back and speak to individually and as a whole department. You will always feel like you are bothering them for asking a question. You never feel safe because your manager is telling you "Koreans are pushing out Americans to bring in more Koreans". That was the type of communication as far as the company's visions and goals. Makes you feel unsafe as an American/Korean.

The hardest part about my job was holding in unethical behaviors at the workplace. Everyone knows it and gossips everyday. But none of them will ever step up and talk about it to the ones that need to hear it. And the reason being you may get fired for it. Unfortunately, firing employees simply because your manager doesn't like you is legal. The longer you work there, the more good workers you see leaving the company.

The most enjoyable part of the job is the people you meet. You will meet some of the hardest working and honest people there. But sadly, they are not appreciated for that.

This company is not the worst out there. But if you want to learn and work hard, find a different company. This place is solely based on how good you suck up rather than your job performance.

And the IT department is one of the best. It does not have a "weak IT department" like a few say there.

The Mando America Corporation is an outstanding company that demonstrates excellence in both quality and innovation. Their commitment to producing reliable, high-performance automotive parts truly sets them apart in the industry. The organization places a strong emphasis on precision engineering and continuous improvement, ensuring that every product meets the highest standards of safety and efficiency. Employees frequently highlight the company’s supportive and collaborative work environment, where teamwork and professional growth are strongly encouraged. Mando America’s leadership fosters a culture of integrity, accountability, and respect, which contributes to their excellent reputation among clients and partners alike. Additionally, their dedication to sustainability and advanced technology shows a forward-thinking approach to the future of mobility. From customer service to manufacturing, every aspect of the company reflects professionalism and expertise. Overall, The Mando America Corporation is a dependable and innovative organization that continues to make a positive impact in the automotive industry.

Expect to work long hours on tasks not related to your career. Incompetence is a common theme throughout the plant at Mando and eventually the work place causes good people pick up bad habits. If you're an engineer, I highly recommend saving your pennies and actually picking up a role that will be related to your field; you won't be respected here.

If you're going to Georgia Tech, unless you're a student, I don't think you can do much worse than here. You'll literally be doing everyone else's job. Seriously, just don't, it's a dead end.

Racism is integrated into the system, at least, at the GA plant. Your manager will not protect you; they're covering their tracks and setting you up for failure. If any issues come up, you'll be the last to know but the first one volunteered.

Frankly, the only thing good about Mando are the benefits and the relationships you build with your fellow struggling co-workers in the same sinking boat. Don't settle, please, just find another stepping stone before this place destroys you.

My experience working here was mostly easygoing, but nothing in the world is perfect so sometimes people at work get off topic and do too much to cause problems for people they don't even know personally. I have been a victim to work cite abuse where I was verbally attacked by a drunken employee before. There were definitely some bad apples working there and I am actually happy to no longer be working here because of the amount of toxicity within the facility. The hardest part of the job were the negative people I had to work around or with. The most enjoyable part was interacting with positive individuals. I enjoyed working here because I was able to not only get paid, but also get some great exercise. Ultimately I had to relocate to find work closer to home because the commute was too far.

A typical day at work consisted of ordering, inventorying, and recording parts data.  I would also help the maintenance men locate needed parts to keep production running smoothly.  The hardest part of the job was showing upper management the true problems that needed to be fixed in order to progress.  I considered this to be a lack in communication between the worker and management because they would not deal with the root problems to make things easier on everyone.  The most enjoyable part of the job was seeing the satisfaction on maintenance men's faces when they finally had someone to help them get the parts they needed in a timely manner and without incident.  It made everyone's day better.

Stay far away from this place! If you’re not Korean or buddies with someone in upper management you will be worked to death without fair compensation and they will look for ANY reason to terminate you! The turn over rate is extremely high due to managements lack of care and possibly the worst Human Resource department of any company I’ve been apart of! I witnessed so many hard working people walk out of the door because of this! Not a single improvement was made during my time with this company!  Most coworkers don’t have a clue how to do their job, & it’s usually covered by someone lower who’s already over worked! I would not recommend working here to anyone who’s a hard worker & looking for a loyal company to join!

Worked 3rd shift with friendly and likable co-workers. We were challenged daily with mechanical function issues. We were fortunate
to have on hand a competent team of maintenance personnel. I found our overall supervisory guidance wanting, save for one outstanding Supervisor whose name deserves recognition, though disclosure of such is not permitted in this forum. We unfortunately
lost him to his new position on 1st shift. With the exception of the manner in which our employment relationship came to an end, the cumulative experience was positive and rewarding.

A typical day of work at Mando for me was when I got to work I made sure all the forklifts were  fully charged, watered and ready for use when the shift began. While working at Mando I learned how to scan the different materials as I was unloading the trucks. I also learned how locate and store materials in their designated areas within the warehouse. The management was employee friendly and they allowed me to work with minimal supervision. Mando culture was very friendly and I enjoyed going to work everyday. We were like a family.The hardest part of my job was that I worked the night shift and it was very hard for me to spend time with my family. I enjoyed the people I worked with.

At this company, the initial recruitment process can feel rushed, and there may be room for improvement in HR's hiring practices. The managerial approach leans towards cost-cutting, potentially affecting training and equipment for front-line staff. Additionally, there can be differences in perspective between production managers and engineers, leading to variations in production methods. In terms of workplace culture, some employees have expressed concerns about inclusivity. While this company may not be the top choice for salary or hourly positions, it's worth exploring other opportunities that offer more competitive compensation

Management at Mando Hogansville was weak and unorganized. Supervisors pick and chose certain employees as favorites and allow them to do things other employees can’t. You won’t know until Friday’s if you will be working weekends. The overtime does intact make for a good paycheck but it fluctuates regularly. Machines crash often and are sometimes ignored or unable to be fixed by the floor technicians. There’s is also always drama and personality on the floor.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Production engineer 6 salaries reported	$66,102 per year
Production supervisor 6 salaries reported	$56,683 per year
Maintenance technician 4 salaries reported	$22.28 per hour
Shift manager 5 salaries reported	$57,060 per year
Quality engineer 4 salaries reported	$80,401 per year

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