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Pindel-Global-Precision

I came to Pindel 2 years ago after roughly 10 years at another company. I changed companies because I had reached a plateau at the previous one and wasn't happy with where I was at. I chose Pindel because in the hiring process there were some promises made. Of training opportunities, company growth and work environment. Everybody in machining has experienced promises and the inevitable let down. I was prepared for the same, but that wasn't the case here. The company received its AS9100 certification about 1 year after I started, bringing in some very cool parts because of that. I've been given weeks of CAM training, spent a week in Illinois getting 3 path certified, and will be attending 2 more courses in the next two months, one a year long course on Leadership. And the management is great, I've actually never had a leader that was impartial, if we disagree on how something should be done as long as my way works I can allows move forward my way and come to my own conclusions whether it was the best decision. That is extremely rare and important to empowering people to be more confident machinists. Overtime is abundant, machines are getting updated constantly and growth is encouraged. Best move I made for my career.

As the summary title goes: not bad, but not great. Management was alright. Though, there were days where it wasn't. Management changed a little while ago, and the morale improved. Which said quite a lot. With some things, it seems the office people need to be realistic with some things that the floor people can do, without over-committing or promising things beforehand. Other front office people were nice and very helpful to the employees with issues that come up with just general things.

ofOverall, working with the co- workers is great. Everyone gets along and is supportive of one another during stressful times. However, the managers are for themselves. They work you like slaves, discredits all the hard work you invest in the company and prides themselves on tearing the employees down psychologically. When errors occur they are not accountable for their actions.  This is not a company that promotes upward mobility nor advancement.

Pindel was an awesone place to work great co workers ,supervisors fast growing company great for someone who is beginning their cnc career just off of trade school benefits where ok pay was so and so worked there for 2 years till i found a higher paying job would have really stayed there longer if raises where given more frequently. Other than that great place to work.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The management and my co-workers.  Great company that cares for there employees 👍🏾 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Nothing loved working there. If I didn't move  out of state for my health I would still be there. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Awesome place to work! Nothing bad to say.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Very sympathetic to your wants and needs.

Management is terrible. Rude and disrespectful to employees. Fire employees for performance yet never tell them expectations or what is needed to improve. Insurance premiums are through the roof. They have their favorites and others they nit pick on for the most minor things. Don’t work here. 

The managers are great. The CEO is genuinely concerned about the employee. Training is provided to those who show interest. Pindel is a great place to further your career while still having a home life and a family

High production, 4+ machines. No training cause your'e running multiple machines at a time. Management was good but lots of people left or got fired with no explaining of your half if you got the boot.

AS Pindel wasn't the worst place I've worked. They provide me the opportunity to learn how to set-up CNC machines. Everything was well off until they switched management around. The people that took over were bad and didn't run their jobs well.

This place has done a complete turn around as far as management. Management knows your name and communicates openly with employees.  Many opportunities for advancement. vacation days are good and pay is above average. 

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