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PIM Brands

What is the best part of working at the company?
Training is relatively basic, and a lot of the learning happens on the floor. While some coworkers are helpful, the overall support system can feel inconsistent, especially for newer employees trying to get comfortable with equipment and processes.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
From a professional standpoint, the environment is highly productivity-driven, with strict quotas and constant pressure to meet daily targets. While efficiency is important in a warehouse setting, expectations can sometimes feel unrealistic, especially during peak periods or when staffing is limited. This can lead to a rushed work pace that increases both stress and the risk of errors.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Management and communication can vary depending on the shift. Some supervisors are clear and supportive, but others focus heavily on numbers without addressing operational challenges. Communication around expectations or changes isn’t always consistent, which can create confusion.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
PIM Brands provides solid warehouse experience, but the intense pace and pressure can make it difficult to sustain long-term. It’s a place where you’ll stay busy but the workload and expectations can be exhausting.

Management did a lot of restructuring in the company in 2020 that wasn’t to everyone’s satisfaction. I’m not the kind of person to place judgements before seeing the end result, so even though I heard my coworker’s complaints and saw the justification for them, I wanted to see how everything would play out first. People never respond well to change, but after a few months it became apparent to anyone who was paying attention that all of the changes genuinely were for the better. Sure, getting passed up for promotions was a hard pill to swallow, but at the end of the day I like my job more because the company is more organized and feels more like one cohesive unit than a mixture of completely separate (and sometimes, competing) departments. 
My recommendation is to take some of the reviews on here with a grain of salt because most of them were written by employees who jumped the gun and judged too quickly.

At the start of the day, it was my responsibility to review any requisition forms that had been submitted the day before. MY manager and I worked together to review and submit purchase orders and it was also necessary to get in touch with our vendors. I learned the importance of organization and detail. I also learned how to multi-task in a fast paced environment. My direct manager was extremely knowledgeable. She showed me a lot and we had a good relationship. My co-workers at PIM were all very professional. The hardest part of the job was reading the shop workers' handwriting on the requisition forms. If there was any confusion, I would have to spend time trying to find or get in contact with the individual for clarification. In that sense, I felt like a manager. The most enjoyable part of the job was working alongside the Purchasing Manager and the other purchasing assistant.

A typical day consisted of pre-approving raw materials, mixing color and flavor compounds. Inspection, documentation control, approval and release of materials to production. Inventory control of all chemicals, raw materials and supplies. General upkeep of compounding area. I learned a good deal about document control, critical control point process steps and delegation of duties between myself and my team. It was sometime difficult to re-supply our raw materials due to lack of space in the facility and various departments using our receiving dock as a storage area. Also, working in a majority spanish speaking plant, made communication across departments very challenging.

tough place to work, 24/7 facility with (at the time) majority temps.  typical work day is putting out fires and addressing non-conformance issues
Learned a lot about micro contamination and remediation. The management team has been fractured over the past couple weeks.
Co-workers, put in a lot of effort and achieve a lot but normally the bar gets moved half way through the project.
hardest part of the job, most companies have SMEs in place, or management has some kind of knowledge that is universal and well rounded, not here.
most enjoyable is the owner is a great guy and really wants to be world class, but the work force is third world at best and the turnover is terrific.

 Routine and unforeseen circumstances keep me alert and ready to resolve any issues. I've learned time management and how to prioritize tasks. I work extremely well with my coworkers. Everyone does their job efficiently so the process flow is smooth. There is difficulty when planned deliveries don't happen, or when unexpected issues arise that may take longer to resolve. There would then be a necessity to juggle tasks according to priority. The most enjoyable part of the job is having all materials readily available to proceed with production. The production plan being met without flaw is an accomplished feeling.

At the moment I work through the agency within the company and it's really not that great. Other than that it's a good company but only if I was working through the company instead of the agency. I've learned a lot about what to look for in the finished product, fix simple problems that the machine gives me. Hardest part of the job is when the machine gives you a hard time with it's printing, candy not running smoothly and getting stuck on the machines jaws. The most enjoyable part of the job is when everything is running smoothly and you're exceeding in production demands.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Just nothing a really bad place to work like 80% of the workers are people from other countries most of them dont speak English. Supervisors treat everybody really bad 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Communication with supervisors they’re going to yell at you sometimes for no reason you have everybody from the office on your shoulders the whole day plus anybody can give you orders 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Fast paced and a lot of stress

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Breakdowns and leaders and supervisors being rude the entire shift

Upon arrival I was not told where to go at all. Had to venture around for 20 minutes until I found this side door entrance. In interview the guy never introduced himself and talked for over 40 minutes about himself and the company. Never asked me any questions. I literally said two sentences in the whole time of the interview because he would talk over you before you finished talking. Warehouse quality looks great however, They work 6 to 7 days a week with little notice. Everyone seems stressed out and witnessed the manager yelling at employees in a hostel way right in front of me.

What is the best part of working at the company?
This place is not perfect, but better than most other companies. Good benefits and work environment.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
I don't know. I can't say that this place is stressful.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
I worked on the 3rd shift. People are friendly and ready to help.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
For maintenance, any day is different. Sometimes quiet, sometimes busy.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Facilities manager 3 salaries reported	$5,000 per month
Sanitation worker 1 salary reported	$60,000 per year
Administrative clerk 2 salaries reported	$18.00 per hour
Social media specialist 1 salary reported	$57,960 per year
Junior staff accountant 1 salary reported	$25.00 per hour

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