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-The typical day started at 6:30 AM and went until 3:00 PM.  I was in charge of updating their filing system from documents to digital files.  This involved a lot of scanning and labeling.  I would also be given whatever odds and ends needed to be taken care of.

-I learned that there are many different types of management styles, ones that work for different people.  I also learned how to be organized, as the documents I handled were extremely important.

-Management was a bit loose, giving me a task and an end date and leaving when to update up to me.

-My co-workers were about 20 years older than myself and were always willing to help if I had any problems.  I worked closely with 4 in a cubicle set up, with another 8 field workers coming in throughout the week.

-The hardest parts of the job were starting so early and keeping myself busy.  However, I quickly adapted to the hours and started to range outside of my department to find more work to do.

-The best part of the job was learning how to manage a group of people underneath you and seeing how people handle stress levels differently.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Stay away from this place for the love of yourself. Also take time daily to honor the aspects of your personality that are amazing and be thankful you didn't choose this job you are so much better value your self Higher, no one can do that but you . Its so many opportunities in this world you really gotta see your self doing the things you imagined, I use to work here in 2021 & stopped in 2022 took a bet on myself, family didn't believe me, now I have 3 businesses & multi-miliionare friends as a young black man by age 23. working in that bs environment encouraged me to be better it gave me night mares I care enough to tell you no not that place.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Doing stuff you wasn't paid to do and being threatened to be fired. [ Mental manipulation] times with no break.  

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Just very very poor being humane 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Working at this place typically is just unpredictable sometimes.

A typical day at work at Peco was very cold temperature wise, and very fast paced in that my job had hourly checks, to ensure quality satisfaction.  I learned many things about how the chicken industry and production companies work, as well as, how to perform various tests and checks on the various forms of productions.  The management department of Peco is actually a very nice and helpful part of this company.  They will go above and beyond to help each and every one of their employees.  The workplace culture is basically like one big extended family.  The hardest parts of the job would be standing for long periods of time of your feet, the cold temperatures, and the long hours and periods between each break.  The most enjoyable part of this job was feeling as if you belonged and being accepted by your peers for your specific assets to your job and you performance.

Cycylical in nature on a montly basis in finance due to monthly close and reporting. 
Great exposure to Sr. Management. Transparent company. Opportunities to work on cross funtional teams to learn more about the business.
really good co-workers, collaborative and supportive.
impact of weather on the industry may require participation in storm duty. 
The Employee Network group and lots of volunteer opportunities to help you feel connected with the company as well as the community.

Over the 7 years i worked there i enjoyed my co-workers and the friendships i made the most. I grew and learned that quality and efficiency was number one showing what i could do for the company as well as i carried it outside the job also.As for the management team we went through 4 managers in 7 years so we were changing all the time with processes and their pet peeves, so i thought by staying focused on my work i wouldn't be involved with the drama caused by other employees.

As an asset recovery rep I was required to travel a minimum of two weeks a month, sometimes more. I visited pallet dealers in 10 western states and Canada. Many of these dealers I had been familiar with from my time at Chep Pallets. The program I was working in was new for Peco thoughout the U.S. and Canada. I was part of the implimentation team. I was on salary and expected to work as many hours as needed to complete the job. I spent many hours of commuting on aircraft and many hours in rental cars when in different states and cities.

PECO was started with the ideals that had been abandoned by their primary competition.  Those abandoned ideals are what created the opening in the industry for a competitor.

PECO stayed true to those ideals in the early days and survived some very difficult times because of the adherence to those ideals.

Given the trying times common to a start up business, there were some internal management conflicts, but success was still found in the marketplace.  Eventually, new capital was found to propel the business to a higher level of operating efficiency and PECO has become a solid player in the pallet pooling arena today

Work environment is toxic if you have family members you can easily move up. It is almost like school. In order to move up you must know somebody. Don’t depend on your degrees or credentials because they will tell you you must know someone. Most people go on sick or stress leave but if you actually need a leave of absence ohs nurses will deny you because you are still working. It is really a bad environment there is plenty of overtime and some required overtime. The customers are rude and entitled and management does not care the other departments have little to no self responsibility. Apply at your own risk.

Truly, a very progressive, positive and awe inspiring company to work for. 

 Great employees… Fantastic product base....And very progressive Sr. Management. 

 Customer service is one of the highest ranking attributes right next to their quality and delivery 

 In fact,  A statue of Peco's customer service manager (GB)  should be erected in the front parking lot as an example of who a customer service manager should be modeled after!!!

The line supervisor wasn't so easy to get along because she had her picks and chooses she's one of those people that will help you just to hurt you. I would go in there in do my best and it still wasnt good enough for her, and I couldnt move to another station unless I had been ther for atleast 6 months you really couldn't turn her in because the people at the office was always on her side 

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