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I loved the people I worked with and the job itself was enjoyable but the 2025 management made it a miserable place to work. Production manager does not like if you stand up for yourself, and her husband on the floor eavesdrops and makes it an uncomfortable work environment because he runs and tells her everything. The “safety and security” manager had a pompous attitude and made it clear that asking him questions was an inconvenience, even though that was his job. He talked to everyone like they were less than. if you ask for clarification on things, he would look at you like you were stupid. Management would openly berate and tear down the shift leads in front of everyone on the floor. Appalling  lack of professionalism and leadership skills that I couldn’t stand behind.

The only thing they care about is numbers, but won’t actually ask or give people what they need to be successful. Things could be a lot better and more efficient but refuse to listen to suggestions. The general attitude of this place is that the production floor employees are dumb and replaceable and need to be seen but not heard.
The poor treatment of employees is why they are always hiring. It’s a shame, I loved the work, but I couldn’t work for a place that treats the employee with open disrespect and disgust. I would consider going back if management had an overhaul. They make millions in sales but can’t give a decent wage for the people doing 10 hour shifts making them that money. If you say no to overtime you are “not a team player.”  I was let go without any warning, and I’m pretty sure it was retaliation because I had the nerve to stand up for myself. Management would let people go for not being able to communicate to them, but made themselves unapproachable so that no one wanted to talk to them. There was no winning. 


[Almost] everyone I worked with was genuinely kind and supportive — the team had a great, family-like vibe. There were definitely moments that felt rewarding, 
but the job itself was extremely demanding and stressful. 

A typical day involved checking in with existing accounts, opening new accounts, securing orders, and providing education and support to retail staff. It's a fast-paced sales environment where you are constantly on the move. There’s very little balance between work and personal life, and you’re often expected to be “on” 24/7 to meet quotas.

The biggest takeaway for me was how much I grew in terms of relationship building. Despite the pressure and lack of structure, I learned how to build trust and maintain strong connections with accounts — skills that have proven valuable since leaving the company.

Unfortunately, the company’s management style made the job much more stressful than it needed to be. Instead of receiving support or coaching to grow, I often felt dismissed and replaceable. 

This place has been really special to me. It has been extremely hard work but very rewarding– not only because I get to work in  an industry that I believe in, but  also because I have felt seen and heard by my coworkers and managers and supported. In the four years I have been here I have been promoted and moved around a lot due to the rapid growth of the company and evolving industry, but through each change and pivot I have felt the freedom to express my opinions and make decisions.
If you want to work here, know that it is a very difficult and  demanding industry, but nowhere in the state of NY are you going to find a more real and down-to-earth group of weirdos, and you'll never see a more magical farm.


What is the best part of working at the company?
The hours were great allowing for a 3 day weekend. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Lack of leadership and constant change. Constant repeating of tasks that were already completed. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Great at first it was a feeling of family. This work culture was replaced with lower paid foreign workers who didn't speak English. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
I never knew what I was going to do until the last minute. When the laid off 17 people we had no notice. We were told at the end of our shift not to report the next day.

I cannot say enough amazing things about this company! Everyone here respects eachother.  I love coming to work everyday.   The Culture here is unmatched.   This company has it all.  Great work/life balance. You work really hard but at the end of the day you feel fulfilled. 

It was a pleasure to work for New York Hemp Oil. A great company overall filled with great people.                                                       

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Delivery driver 6 salaries reported	$20.50 per hour
Production associate 3 salaries reported	$19.00 per hour
Laboratory technician 1 salary reported	$19.00 per hour
Brand ambassador 7 salaries reported	$21.43 per hour
Machine operator 3 salaries reported	$22.00 per hour

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