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I've been at Radians for almost a year now. I was quite comfortable at my last job, which made my decision to leave and move to Radians difficult. However, there hasn't been a single day that I regretted the move. 

I have been incredibly impressed with Radians as a whole. We celebrate multiple holidays with lunches/parties. The office atmosphere is relaxed.  The benefits package I was offered was very competitive and the hiring process was smooth and quick. 

Radians operates on an accrual PTO system, which I am not a fan of, but it's not the end of the world. Vacation and sick time are combined into one lump PTO sum, which is nice. However, in my opinion, each PTO tier could benefit from the addition of a few extra days. 

Radians is not a small company, but not a large one either. There are limited opportunities for title advancement, but regular bonuses and raises offer financial advancement. 

Overall, I am very happy to be a Radians employee. My coworkers, managers, and upper management are friendly and easy to work with. The atmosphere is fast-paced, but not too stressful. I do not stress over my job after works hours, which is not something I could say about my last job. Radians does a good job of taking care of its employees.

The company was like a big family. there were 30 people  or  less that worked at the Belmont branch and most of us would hang out outside of work. If someone took a day off or called in everyone knew and would send sympathies through text if one was sick or one's child was sick or would call and see how things were going. The company worked with the employees on everything even home issues they may have needed help with. They had awesome benefits and room to grow. There were people there that may not have gotten along, as in any "family", but during holidays, potlucks, Christmas parties, etc everyone got along great. The hardest part of the job was during the summer months when there were a ton of orders and everyone would be on edge to get product out  on time. In the end everyone would work together, no matter how on edge they were, and get everything out on time. The most enjoyable part of the job was working together and getting along and having fun together during the holiday season.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Working and interacting with some of the employees was the best part of the job, as well as clocking out each and every single day.  It is literally a family run business.  You can find more relatives at this company than you will a holler in West Virginia. If you enjoy being a minion, then apply. 


What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Gossip and drama amongst the other women. Favoritism from management.  Lack of leadership.  

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Chaotic and unrewarding, lack of direction from management, minimal communication, lack of accountability 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Monotonous and mentally exhausting

Yes, there is a lot of overtime and yes, there is a lot of stress... but this is a production environment and orders must go out in order for our paychecks to cash.  People looking to work here need to come in willing to work hard and be dedicated.  If you show up to work, do your job, and generally be pleasant - you'll have no problems whatsoever.  Managers don't play favorites - they give rewards where rewards are due and not to under-performers.

The management is really trying to change the culture in the warehouse to be a more positive place to work.  Right now, we've all got to band together to make those changes a reality.

This was by far the worst work environment of my career.  The hostile work environment begins from the top down.  Employees are often berated and belittled with very few encouragements.  The company shows a lack of desire to grow employees which is evident in the track record of promotion within the company.  Every manager during my time with the company was hired in from outside the company.  The work life balance is atrocious with expectations for salaried employees to work 18-hour days and entire weekends at times, but vacation time was required for sick days.

It's astonishing that business owners allow their leadership to behave this way in the 21st century.
This company is resistant to process improvement, technological advancement, and innovative development.
Admittedly, there are some talented and hard-working individuals on the workforce level that manage to be successful in spite of leadership- certainly not because of it.
My observations were that management was oblivious to the day-to-day functions and duties of their staff. Further, they were incompetent and unable to respond to simple inquiries without outsourcing to their team. Their defense for this was an attitude of superiority, condescension, and arrogance.

I cant speak to all the departments but my manager is the best boss i've ever worked for.

We are really busy and there is some stress but it's never really an all-consuming stress like it was at previous jobs. There are frustrations with the flow of information at times but it seems typical of many places.

The company seems to really care about it's employees, frequently providing lunches/get-togethers in the form of food trucks, holiday meals,  company picnics, & sometimes just because. There's a lot of hard work put in at this company but it is rewarded.

You dont want to work here! Management is awful, HR doesn't care. They will work you 6 days a week and mislead you from the start. They will tell you whatever they need to, to keep you as long as they can, but never keep their word. Very misleading on work hours. You WILL work every Saturday. You are not allowed to miss AT ALL. You will be punished for any time off and they force you to use Paid Time Off for any missed days but you only aquire 2 hours per pay period after 30 days. The management will talk to you like you're a dog and with condescending tone. They don't care at all about anything to do with you unless it's working for them. They only care about getting orders out. Worst place I've ever worked! I would not recommend anyone to work here.

Working at Radians is challenging in a good way.  If you are wanting to learn and you have good work ethic this is the place for you.  The Accounting team is awesome. My immediate manager challenges me to be the best I can be and also encourages me when I need it. While there will always be difficulties any where you work I have found that the departments being under new management now are more of a team and willing to help each other.  With the implementation of a new system I know that a lot of the challenges we face system wise will be eliminated.  I have enjoyed my time back and want to relay that with the new changes this is a good place to work.

Radian’s could be a great place to work. In fact, it used to be. They have wonderful customers, great benefits, and nice perks, but management among most departments now suck to say the least. They 100% do not value their employees. The company and business is growing substantially, but not internally. This causes more stress on the employees who actually care about the job and the customers.  Yet these employees are the least appreciated. And don’t even try to “communicate” with management about a problem impacting you or the “team” because it will only be heard as complaining unless you are in the inner circle. 
But hey.. if you want to develop anxiety, depression, a drinking problem, or all 3 this may be the job for you.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Shipper 2 salaries reported	$17.40 per hour
Assembler 2 salaries reported	$15.00 per hour
Equipment operator 1 salary reported	$17.75 per hour
Machine operator 2 salaries reported	$17.25 per hour
Customer service representative 2 salaries reported	$17.50 per hour

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