Rotary

It's a decent place to work if you want to work hard in the summer and do nothing in the winter. Typical day is pretty much show up, orders print all day, employees pull them. Management is useless and just sits in the office all day long, even on busy days. 

The company has some very out dated equipment and half of the time doesn't even work so you have to use other employees computers if they are even working. Have requested a new mouse and physical computer for months as the mouse doesn't work half of the time and the computer crashes 3 or more times a day and takes forever to get connected back up. 

They do not care if you going to school or have other life things going on, you have to be at work and are even required to work over time, or you will be written up. 

Over all I would not work here again, but needed something at the time being.

A typical day at Rotary/Durramatics consisted of forming and sharpening lawn mower blades. I learned everything to know about how to form and sharpen a lawn mower blade. The management of the company is very well rounded and they care about their employees. My co-workers were fun people to be around and hard working which made my day go by a lot faster. The hardest part of the job was trying to keep up with the daily quota as they wanted so many lawn mower blades to be shipped out a day. I loved the people I worked with and the hours I had.

We met once a week to discuss fund raising for deserving charities.
Then I  would book speakers from these charities to come to our lunch meeting and tell us how they are making the world a better place. 
          I learned that the secretaries job is the most challenging,
and most respected in most jobs.I learned that because of Rotary and organizations like it, the world problems are less overwhelming and fixable, one step at a time.

Work is not real hard at JR WHEELS to  operate a rotary machine you use a manipulator to put wheels on conveyor for robot to pick up and put in to polish. Con is doesn't pay that well it is a second chance shop however that is a good thing gives people a chance to start over need more shops like that

Great place to work with an international culture. HQ staff is diverse and dedicated to what they do. The benefits and pay are decent for a non-profit. It is a volunteer-led organization, so sometimes the organizational culture is very complex. Your experience there largely depends upon your role/department.

Engineering sucks!  They try to reinvent the wheel. Management sucks, Yearly reviews never on time, no room for advancement unless you spend most of your day under the bosses desk. They layed off 13 people and down to one shift now. Don't waste your time working here. It has a revolving door!

It's a very welcoming place to work, you have decent management and good pay. are Very flexible on schedules, and are willing to compromise around your schedule.  The only downside or thing I dislike is the temperature inside the warehouse, it is always very hot.

Very helpful with benefiting the community. Activities ranged from helping victims of fire damage to supporting students with scholarships. The main project was fixing the local radio station which was completed in a timely, efficient manner.

after clocking in ..the company has a meeting ..order arrive then all employees help each other to get the orders out ..while getting the work done ..we joke and enjoy the day without conflict...

Directing nascar garage tours through rotary was a fun and good experience. Although i was never paid i learned how to have good relations with people and to provide a service to people who paid to have an amazing experience at nascar.

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