territory manager

die cast engineer

machine operator

warehouse associate

shipping and receiving clerk

NSI Industries

NSI has a main focus on buying smaller companies to increase their position in the market. I don't mind that they do, but it would be better if there was a nice medium between their spending on buying and their investment of employees. There seems to be a lack of of benefits here and raises are very slim to none. They focus on all negative and seem to dismiss any positive outcomes. That gives them justification for such a low review and raise.
The hardest part of the job is trying to remain positive on a daily basis. They make it hard to keep a positive outlook on your work, if you are constantly being knocked down. You can try your hardest, but in the end it doesn't matter. If you are looking for something temporary, its good, but for a long time job I would search somewhere else.

Working here was a complete nightmare from beginning to end. The owner pretends to care about employees, but the kindness is nothing more than an act meant to hide broken promises and false hopes. Every meeting felt like a punishment—filled with criticism and complaints instead of recognition or encouragement. Raises never happened, hard work went unnoticed, and appreciation simply did not exist. The atmosphere sucked the energy out of everyone, while the arrogance and disrespect from upper staff made it impossible to stay motivated. This is a place where ambition fades and morale is crushed. If you value your self-respect and peace of mind, walk away before this job destroys both.

This is a toxic place to work. Expect to be threatened, lied to, and stabbed in the back by jealous peers if you dare to express thoughts or challenge status quo. Management does not want to hear your opinions and is not shy about letting you know to stay quiet. Sadly, the overall culture is very negative and backwards. Many very talented people are  mistreated and many customers suffer regularly. Because of this, I don’t expect NSI to perform well in the future.

You’re assigned brutal workloads right from the start even if management hasn’t provided you with any training. Any mistake you make is heavily scrutinized, and instead of teaching you how to avoid making the same mistake, management chooses to yell at and belittle you. Any feedback or complaints you have fall on deaf ears, and working hard doesn’t net you any rewards, it just shows the company that you can be trusted to handle heavier workloads with your current salary.


The manager restricted every aspect of the job, making it a torment to show up each day. The tasks were repetitive, draining, and seemed designed to break you down rather than support any actual progress. There was no room to grow, and the constant micromanagement just made the whole experience more frustrating. I've never felt stifled or less appreciated in a job.

It was a wonderful place to work. The training, organization structure and systems supported by the management and ownership. Patients were treated and cared for better than any hospital I worked. It’s an incredible place.  I would recommend anyone who is a questioning why they chose mental health as post doc or new to the profession to try and get in there for a term of time for your benefit.

The lack of professionalism is shocking. Constant lies and gaslighting from the top down. This company will overwork you, underpay you, has no resources to support your growth. Work-life balance isn't just deprioritized, it's treated as a joke. You will always be left in the dark in terms of the company's expectations. Save yourself the anguish and seek opportunities elsewhere. 

Management is inconsiderate, and never listen to anything they are told. Benefits suck, pay is awful for what is expected , no raises or bonuses. People from the top are self centered and money hungry, they promise to give raises and nothing ever actually comes through. This company only cares about their bottom line.

No leadership.   Demeaning environment with lack of direction.  Upper management in my opinion is not well educated in their roles or business acumen.

No sense of direction. Chaotic atmosphere. Managers and supervisors seem very confused as to what they're doing. If you ask a question they don't know how to answer simple ones. No policy's set for the company. No growth!  Little to no productivity. Boring job. Thank goodness I work for a wonderful company . That was a disaster working for nsi. 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Territory manager 2 salaries reported	$110,000 per year
Die cast engineer 28 salaries reported	$17.05 per hour
Machine operator 11 salaries reported	$17.05 per hour
Warehouse associate 5 salaries reported	$21.48 per hour
Shipping and receiving clerk 4 salaries reported	$20.75 per hour

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