human resources manager

Rotational-Molding-Technologies

What is the best part of working at the company?
They offer a great health benefit package at beyond believe premiums. The majority of the floor workers are great, but the director of operations is clueless and promotes division amongst them. The general manager is bright and has vision for growth, but corporate ties his hands with ridiculous demands and a mentality of a group of elementary children. There is NO 401k for you to contribute to, just a "profit share" program that sucks. I knew the numbers, I made those goals and beyond monthly just to be disappointed every year with the poor contribution from corporate (Buyers Products) with no allowance for personal contributions to the plan. Overall I rate the company as good for people willing to blend in and not looking for recognition or wealth. Bad for people looking to advance based on knowledge and ability or a place with a retirement plan that works for you.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Staying two steps ahead of the incompetent director of operation to avoid failure. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Mediocre at best with a mindset of get in, get paid and get out.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
You can choose to work hard or not. You still get you two piece pizza party twice a year.

The job was great when I started, then the President retired and it all fell apart at the seams. Current management is incompetent beyond belief. Very few higher ups seemed to know about the job, or care about the customer. There was a prevailing "I get paid either way" mindset that I do not agree with.

I learned how to do everything the job entailed from start to finish, as well as a few off job things that made my life easier, which was made all the easier with the implementation of the four 10-hour days. Most of my skillset came from here.

The hardest parts of the job were some of the heavy lifting and the fact that their vending service in their break room is terrible. So good luck if you don't pack your lunch.

All that said, the floor employees were great, and I miss them dearly most every day. We had each other's backs when it was needed.

When I was offered a job at Rotational Molding Tech I was excited to begin a new chapter in my career. However after working there for over a year it slowly became clear to me that the management is very incompetent, difficult to work with and very hostile to diversity & inclusion. If you are looking for a company to grow and stay with for a long time Rotational Molding is NOT it. 

The people who make decisions here have no idea about what actually goes on on the floor, endless favoritism and ego battles. Losing customers left and right due to their complete lack of a quality department.

Interesting place to work. Pay is good! Hard work! Really depends on you. Defiantly a place to advance and learn new things usually offer very good benefits and also plenty of overtime work.

I think that Rotational Molding Technologies is a good place to work. The management is not so great on the other hand. They favor some employees over others, and there are some people there that descrimate against other people.

Communication seemed to break down through the different management levels. Poor work performance was ignored for certain workers and over magnified for others.

Atmosphere is horrible. Job duties are horrible. Management is horrible. Office staff is worse than horrible. Pay is almost nonexistent. For the love of god, never work for this company.

I got accused of a missing tool and instead of letting me go look for it around my oven I automatically got fired after almost 2 years when I didn't even have the tool.

Working at Rotational Molding Technologies: Company Overview and Reviews

Rotational Molding Technologies

Rotational Molding Technologies Ratings

Popular jobs at Rotational Molding Technologies

Salary Satisfaction

Job Seeker Tools

Employer Tools

Browse

Stay Connected