maintenance technician

customer service representative

assembly technician

human resources generalist

maintenance mechanic

Maxco Supply, Inc

I have a love-hate relationship with Maxco.

My schedule was consistent, but it occasionally varied based on what my supervisor wanted. However, you are required to stay at the office the entire shift. If you had school, an appointment or an emergency, tough luck. 

There were various issues between my supervisor, myself and my coworker that we had to report to HR, but nothing changed. The intense pressure of completing overwhelming amounts of work quickly and efficiently, dealing with misogynistic and short-tempered truck drivers in a professional manner, working up to 6 12-hour shifts weekly, being watched and micromanaged by a jealous, unsupportive and unprofessional supervisor, occurred daily. Despite being yelled at, despite being judged, despite being criticized, despite not being taken seriously, despite being lied to, despite being given false promises of a promotion and permanent employment, I enjoyed my work. I enjoyed clocking in, having my own desk, and focusing on what I had to complete for the day. Whether it was paperwork, problem-solving orders, or verifying inventory, I liked it. 

It's a shame that Maxco is willing to turn a blind-eye in order to increase profits and reputation with growers and business partners. I would think employment satisfaction and protection would be priority, but that isn't the case with this company. If you try to speak up or you rub someone the wrong way, you're not going to last.

TLDR; All this organization really has is money. The benefits, time off, company culture, leadership and over all satisfaction with work is seriously lacking. Often times outright toxic.

This organization is a family owned business with a fixed mindset that is stuck somewhere in the 90's.  I've seen numerous people leave without giving two weeks notice out of sheer frustration or resentment toward their supervisor. This speaks ill of the organization and the people within it. Many of the older staff members are entrenched, have been there so long and know nothing else that they'll treat you subhuman and simply outlast you. If you're a person with talent or any modicum of self-respect you'll avoid this place like the plague.  New employees come in and try to change the culture, but they barely make a dent. Bad company culture is endemic to this organization. Anyone with options always finds it easier to leave and the bad eggs stay behind.  If you're reading this and are contemplating working here, I would recommend you seriously reconsider. Unless you just want money and are completely ok with keeping your head down. In which case, you'll do great there. 


What is the best part of working at the company?
The rush of having to get the machines going once one machine goes down it’s a dominoes affect 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Whenever we get new guys and telling them over the radio and not understanding.
Teaching can be stressful,  the better one is taught  the better the outcome .
It’s understanding the concept of what ur making.
Everyone gets on Each others nerves at times because everyone wants to it there way.
Which is not wrong but the longer ur there and understand what ur doing and not doing just someone told u too.
The more Questions u the better

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
The the work environment is nice I got along with everyone.
You have bad days and good days.
And bad days you need to pay attention on what’s going on.
Keep in mind, In the summer it’s about 130 in that facility maybe even more.
So, yes if it fall backs on you, best believe ur going to get grilled not just by one but everyone 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
When papers not ripping nor jamming up.
When u have all the paper combination that’s on the lineup
When everyone shows up.
And there’s nothing like a day with NO DOWNTIME💪💪💯💯

Maxco Supply management are not trained to help employees.  There is no professional ethics throughout the company.  If you are looking to work in a place to make money Maxco is the way to go but if you're looking for a company that will inspire you to thrive and to invest in you as a asset to the company; this is not the place.  Co-Workers, Lower management and upper management will do nothing to improve you're work environment.  Brown nosing is the way to advancement.  Expressing you're knowledge is a threat to long term employees already employed and they will sabotage an individual. I could go on but what has been said is enough to pursue an individual to think twice about working for this company.  Good Luck in you're venture find another place.

What is the best part of working at the company?
It’s just a company that’s made up by lies. They have supervisors that are gang members act like they think they know what they’re doing, but I just got tired of working in that place. It was never gonna give me nowhere. I’ve been in two jobs for 25 years and this was one of those jobs.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Never knew win or what I was gonna work always working eight hours one day the next day working 12 hours there is never no kind of closure of letting you know that you’re switching. That’s the way that company operated is the most underrated management company I’ve ever worked for.

This job lets me be in charge of my own day. My supervisor trust me to get the job done he does not have to continuously check on my work. I make sure my work place is clean. Do a pre trip on my truck and forklift and keep everything organized. I have great co-workers and we usually share what we brought for lunch. The hardest part of the job is usually during rush hour. Several trucks enter our plant and we have to dispatch them as well as keep up with my work. Overall a great place. However there are no benefits because this work is seasonal.

Warm up the machine and what I learned was too pretty much do what not ever warehouse job is because every warehouse is different. So management they were great, they showed us employees appreciation by buying us tacos from caterer’s every other weekday if they seen us doing our job correctly. Great atmosphere including the supervisor, well the hardest was waking up. In the end it was a great experience with the company and my old co workers.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Best part about working at there was the fast pace and good team work. 


What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Most stressful part of working there was when it got slow.   Slow days are a drag.  

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Everyone worked as a team and that team was like family. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Hustle loading and unloading product and back stock.

As a starter maintenance job it’s a good place to learn. They pay 2$ over minimum wage , management is a joke .Under qualified . Raises ? There’s none . They expect more from you , with same pay .They bring religion in the work place , if you differ from theirs , you don’t have a chance to grow .As a maintenance person , you will have to go to night shift with same pay no premium pay. I strongly advise to stay away!

Had a great learning experience and benefited from multiple engineering mentors within the department. The culture of the company is unfortunately a drawback. I overall quick turnaround rate is due from the undervaluing and lack of appreciation for workers in favor of pinching pennies.

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