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Tampa Bay Fisheries

7. The Directionless Ship
They have no clear plan for the future, employees don't know long-term goals, senior leadership fails to adequately communicate.

It is bad that bad with lack of a clear direction. It's inevitably going to hit the icebergs or big challenges over time and can become in danger of sinking it. Companies should be forthright about where they stand financially, where they see themselves going, and should be willing to talk about any major challenges. Good luck if you think your going to find a truth out of the CEO’s lips
The hiring team is unable to discuss openly what direction the company hoping to go, and that’s your first clue that they lack a plan for growth and that the foundation is shaky.
No matter how promising it may look to the you or how much buzz surrounds the company’s latest product, the value proposition and forecast are unclear, the company does not have a winning strategy.
They lost all hope when the former sales VP/President retired and the CEO brought in a leftover that lost his job from a big chain account.  
We all know how the story ends and there really isn’t enough lifeboats for everybody, and you better believe that ships sinking

Pesima planificacion, no se trata con respeto al personal de produccion, contratan a cualquier tipo de personas, no tienen normas de seguridad industrial, su sistema de inocuidad del producto es deplorable, obligan al personal a trabajar horas excesivas, no respetan el tiempo de descanso del empleado, los sanitarios parecen de un bar de mala muerte. Dios me salve de volver, amen.

Poor planning, production personnel are not treated with respect, they hire any type of people, they do not have industrial safety standards, their product safety system is deplorable, they force staff to work excessive hours, they do not respect break time From the employee, the toilets look like a seedy bar. God save me from coming back, amen

I’ve been working here for 7months now, when I first started i hardly understood spanish. Some of the supervisors (the ones i have at least) definitely will treat you different if you look mexican but don’t speak spanish. They like to yell at you if you don’t understand something instead of trying to explain it to you. You work 6 days a week, 10-11hr shifts. I hardly had time to cook dinner and relax when i got home before having to do it all over again. You can make money doing this job but if you dedicate your whole life to it, not worth it imo.

I can't complain about anything about a company that I have worked for..I have learned a lot by paying good attention as well.I have realized in order to be in management you have to be able to deal with people.i can't say anything about any thing about being hard on a job because when I show up to work everything is enjoyable to me 

They have plenty of over time. Expect to work 12-14 hours shifts on a daily (MANDANTORY) they over work you for little pay $13 an hour for hard work. No advancements no performance reviews for potential raises. Language barrier if you don’t speak Spanish. Favoritism within the company is very obvious! I do not recommend this company. I wish I had better things to say… Overall I rate this company one star.  

I have work for Tampa bay fisheries for three years. and in that time I've had to deal with a leaking roof over electrical panels. and unsafe work conditions and very little training for example the three years I've been there I have not been trained to use an ammonia mask. I would have to say the hardest part of the job would be working on the roof on the condensers with a catwalk we would have to climb the pipes to get to the top of the condensers

You work in a fish plant so the smell and cold conditions have to be tolerated. You will have to lift boxes and trays onto operating machines, it can be very fast paced, you have to follow PPE, and be alert. Follow rules and take orders well. You get a few shorts breaks but you have to stand on your feet 8-12 hrs a day.

There were so many Healthcode violations it would make your head spin. No ppe for personnel whilst using/mixing chemicals. And on nearly every level of the factory the ac that runs through the ceiling is steadily and constantly dropping sweat and liquids from the roof into nearly all of the food. Not a good place to work if you only speak English. 

I do not wish to comment on my tenure with this company.  As a Christian, some things are better left unsaid.  As it is written in proverbs, "Even fools are thought wise if they keep silent, and discerning if they hold their tongues." (Proverbs 17:28).  Although, I was successful from the World's standards...I was compensated well.

I learned a lot at Tampa Bay Fisheries. I am grateful for the opportunity Tampa Bay Fisheries gave me to help better myself as a worker and individual. I enjoyed the work and I was able to work a great number of hours to help support my family. Although the benefits and pay could have been better, I am still thankful for the experience.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Forklift operator 6 salaries reported	$15.17 per hour
Truck driver 8 salaries reported	$20.00 per hour
Tanker driver 3 salaries reported	$20.00 per hour
Shuttle driver 3 salaries reported	$20.00 per hour
Line supervisor 1 salary reported	$15.00 per hour

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