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Trying at times but not always as demanding on an everyday basis, there were worse days than others but yes usually really depended on in the starting point I was determined to take on the workload the workout and the tests of findings and my abilities to genuinely give an effort to repair it to a better condition than it was and avoid having to redo it.   Also again reliant to see that communication scheduling and priorities were notified to the correct leads to steady the processes being involved in by the cooperative workers.  As well as being ready to face some situations that might be a bit more difficult to overcome in a few minutes of breakdown or even have to deal with dragging our feet trying to get film pulled while continuing the line production to maintain a machine or make an adjustment thatve ensured good quality after being in the team at first a little overbearing on the other things side from the original focal points but get in a groove and stay up to keeping a reputable pace completing task after task and try not to be discouraged, it usually turns out for the better and most of the time if your authorized person to do the right thing it’s best to try and at the worst case scenario somebody will be there to back up and give you the right procedure.

I mostly moved Into the career portion of warehouse job life at profile Films through the encouragement and help increasing my skills my development of handiwork. And loved the challenge of everyday fixes needed to take place in making a career out of my first place I have initiated a step forward in tackling some of the routine, regularly performed tasks doing constructive and productive team emphasized maintenance depending on the workload it could be a lot.  It also should be known that they have cared for their employees like family.  They brought together some of the more interesting people that can communerally take on many tedious yet producing the final product still seems great when it all comes full circle.  I'm glad they picked me up off from the redundant level of work I was revolving around and got me really intrigued with the how it works aspect of production with well enough questions and lots to ponder but always let it get to business at my own pace, and instructing me on some more complex issues that come about.  🤔 would I go back?  Definitely 

They do not care about how skillful you are at your job. They only care about how well you follow orders, and do not train you properly. A bunch of monkey see monkey do going on when they should focus on training, teaching, and guiding. During the 3 years I worked there I WAS BARELY TRAINED. A bunch of watch and learn. Without warning I was given someone to train, and they just toss them around to get trained without actually showing them or explaining anything

Caters to the production workers. Office and line workers are very different. Office lives the good life, has the fancy toys. Even has a seperate Christmas party. Spends lots of money, but not on the proper things. 
Not bad for a job if all you want is a job. Btw. Can you speak of cheap.  Most ill suplied shop I've ever seen. Lots of turn over. Hot. Dirty. Ok if you like busywork.  Don't work smarter, just hit it harder types. Hope you like figuring things on your own, no training. 

they expect you to work long hours in uncomfortable working conditions (heat). Management is filled with unqualified individuals who are highly demanding. Your just a number to them. Every week there's new employees turnover rate is very high. HR is very heartless and not understanding. I honestly wouldn't recommend working here.

the days off are amazing, the pay is decent but the hours are ridiculously long. the temperature in the factory is unbearable at times and the managers play favorites/participate nepotism all day every day. if you bring any issues to the HR/management you will get treated poorly and no longer shown respect.
they fire long term/loyal employees for new hires who quit after a few weeks.
they try to act like them providing pizza and donuts once in a while is a substitute for treating employees poorly. 

Managers and higher ups all related and treated better than others. Toxic employees overlooked because of their relationship to CEO. Pay is good but the jobs on the production floor require hard work and sometimes bad conditions. Management does seem to try to make employees feel valued but nothing compared to how office and favorites are treated. You can tell they care alot about their image, spend a lot of money trying to look good. 

Learned a lot while working there. Corporate environment, but very friendly. Worked there prior to COVID and thankful to have worked there. 

Work was straight forward, but if you wanted to seek to problem solve they would always allow for staff to rise to occasion. My manager was great and people I worked alongside were extremely pleasant and knowledgeable. 

An average work day would include doing hourly quality checks on 3 to 4 blown extrusion lines. Also I would have to change overs colors, sizes, thicknesses from one customer to the next. I learned at Profile how to operate an blown extrusion line to make bags or sheeting used for various FDA and packaging purposes. Management was good so was the workplace culture.

Enjoyed going to work and being around the people there. The co-workers there were nice, friendly, and great to work with. I have learned a lot from this company and I am thankful for this company becuse without them I would not have been able to move on in life and get better careers.

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