line operator

fulfillment associate

assembly operator

warehouse associate

customer service representative

Pressure Connections Corp

(this is a rewrite.)

The primary issue is the toxicity that comes from management, though I'm aware there have been changes.  That said, there was seemingly little done to address the toxic culture at the time I was working there so I would still rate the company poorly based on my experience alone.  I am told, however, that they are making improvements; I cannot, however, validate that and will not really comment if only to say that if this is true, then this will certainly rectify a ton of problems.

A typical day at work was 8 to 5...or 6, depending on how much got done and how much freedom you had to get things done.  More seasoned people often got more work to do, but the problem was that at maximum saturation, you were not allowed to ask for help or to say you had too much on your plate.  This was frequently met with scorn and sometimes punishment.

Mistakes, no matter how minor, were escalated nonsensically.  There was a public error log--and at one point, there was a board to where people were individually listed on a wall and made to write an apology letter my boss if they made a mistake.  Some people, however, could make mistake after mistake with hardly any work volume with nothing said while the opposite was done for those who didn't have management favor.  This was an issue, too--friends of management were often protected from any consequences.  There were some that practically never showed up but could not be let go, others the exact opposite.

Some departments worked well together and had flexibility and others were controlled to the nth.  It was mostly determined by how much the previously referenced people decided they wanted to be in charge.  Much slander and disdain came from the top; I want to add that many tried to get help rectifying the situation, but since it came from a member of management and we typically had to go through that person no matter what, it never went anywhere.

There were meetings had with the sole purpose of humiliating direct reports.  These were well known and the subjects of these meetings were often ridiculed by others.  Lunch and break times were not respected and often neither was vacation for hourly employees.  There was often more work for some people than they could reasonably do while others would shift their assignments to others with no repercussions.  Further, efforts to find better efficiencies were often ridiculed and called "being lazy."

I learned how not to treat people, honestly.  I only keep in contact with two people from this place and that's very unusual for me.  The best part of this job was some of the people, but over time...it changed. People changed for the worst, mostly.

While I respect that they are working to change...this should have been done sooner.

I have worked at Pressure Connections Corp. (PCC) for over 35 years, but I am only one of the many employees that have been there for more than 10 years.
After all my years, I still enjoy my job because I believe in the people I work with.  Pressure Connections employs some of the greatest individuals I have ever known and it is a privilege to work, and serve with them.

I also believe in the people I work for.  PCC is family owned and the family has always taken great care of me and treated me with respect. They have always given back to the community, both personally and corporately, whether it be schools, churches, the underprivileged, employees, charities, etc.  They have always run the company in a moral and upright (and legal) manner.

If you are considering a job and/or career at Pressure Connections I would highly recommend it.  There are "hidden perks", things that aren't about money or personal gain, that make the job most rewarding and fun.

Not everyone can see those hidden perks and they may not be for everyone. And that's okay. I am still proud to call Pressure Connections my job, my career.

No job is perfect.  Nobody gets along 100% of the time.  And there are days that I may not necessarily feel like being there, but that doesn't mean that it's not a great place to work.


What is the best part of working at the company?
Work environment was really great to work in 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
I can’t say that there was any stress working for this company 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Great and hard to find now days 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Getting work done with a dedicated team

I have been with Pressure Connections for more than a decade. During this time, I have worked in virtually every department of the company to some degree.
Pressure Connections (PCC) is the kind of place that rewards hard work. If you show up and bring your A game, you can thrive here. If you’re looking to coast, probably not worth checking us out. 


9 hour shifts with a hour lunch, not to hard. Learning is minimal and management is horrid, workplace culture good, hardest part is showing up, coolest part is the people out on the floor. Do not expect annually raises here and also expect low ball offers in a high turn over place.

It is a company that is convenient to where I live. the work environment is family oriented. management doesn't always keep you informed of things. a great company to work for.

Work is easy enough, coworkers are all great. Problems in higher up management. Pay and benefits are not great. If you want extra training you will have to remind management about every day. Frequent turnover. 

Bad management a lot of he said she said attitudes. Warehouse floor manager didn’t help out or care about any of the new workers. Forced overtime just because orders were in the try. Everyone walks around hating the job hating the manager.

The company has recently transitioned from first generation ownership to second generation.  Many changes are being put into place.  It is still unclear how well the second generation will run the company.

It wasn't the best experience the supervisors and management are not professional at all warehouse is small and very dirty they don't value there employees 

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