truck driver

print operator

production associate

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shipping and receiving clerk

The BoxMaker

The job could be alright if management and corporate could get themselves in order. I personally hated this company. The people on the floor work hard and rise to the occasion; but it feels like anytime someone comes out of the office, they just screw stuff up. 

I trained a handful of individuals and we couldn't keep people around. They cut some of their benefits when business was bad. They altered our work schedules. 
I got promoted, but I lost my new title about seven months afterwards because they rewrote job descriptions. It seemed like they were desperate to promote people to do the stuff they didn't want to do. As long as you do the stuff nobody else wants to do, they'll be fine letting you do it. Management is very unreliable. If they talk about doing something, prepare to wait months for it to happen. It may not happen anyways. 

I swear, this place was a living nightmare. Feels like an elaborate scheme to put your nose in the dirt. 

I really attempted to do the best I can to go above and beyond, but I'm sad to say I have been made into a bitter man because of these people. 

It's a really busy work-place since it's, of course, manufacturing environment with deadlines, changing priorities and required a high accuracy level. Your everyday work, even the smallest action, will impact directly to the production schedule instantly if you get distracted. This make me feel alive and maintain a sharp mind instead of getting stressful.

Managers will always hear what you have to say to improve the working process and absolute supportive all the way. Your voice and effort will always be recognized.

The work culture is the best part since it's a combination between office jobs and production so you have a wide range of backgrounds, personalities. All work toward a purpose so you will feel very supportive.

The hardest part would be confident in the information you give to others. Production team will need the answer ASAP and you need to find the most accuracy and should be a final answer, so they don't have to go back to you again.

This is my 3rd year with The BoxMaker. I enjoy my work and my coworkers. The company is making large capital investments in state of the art equipment to keep The BoxMaker competitive. Its an exciting time to work for The BoxMaker! 
The owners care about coworkers and providing a positive, and safe work environment. 
The leaders in the company are passionate about packaging and about serving their clients. 
Career development is encouraged and supported by management. 
The hardest part of the job is knowledge management- It is difficult to find the time to document all processes and train people!
The most enjoyable part of the day is learning about my coworkers and supporting them in any way that I can.

There are no frills at The BoxMaker (ping pong tables, basketball hoops, free food, company retreats etc) but they are fair and offer decent opportunity for those that are starting out who want to get promoted from within.  They recognize hard working smart people and will train and educate the ones dedicated to the business and show potential.

Speaking as a structural designer my experience was that the pay was not commensurate with the stress and expectations.  They will hire on someone full time when the two main designers get burdened and unload them quickly when things slow down.  They cannot keep a third designer for this reason.  Not a collaborative  environment, you will have salespeople assigned to you and you're on your own.  Recommend this company hire contractors first and then permanently so as not to put potential employees in a bind.

I loved it here, the people were great, Management was great, only reason I left was the commute to work was getting harsh from Spanaway. Great Atmosphere, the CEO and President are down to earth people who continue to grow the company. They care about it and they care about you, that's rare in a lot of businesses.

The BoxMaker is a great company to work for if you are driven to succeed and take pride in your work. The values of Service, Respect, and Excellence are very much a part of the company culture. Coworkers who apply themselves and strive to do their best are appreciated and given opportunities to grow their career with the company.

.very stressful poor communication from management.
.most of it you learn on your own. those who teach do not have the ecence for that.
.They do not know how to resolve situations between employees.
.It does not have very good benefits compared to other companies in the area
.very good coworkers.

Easy mind numbing work. Even if you do all they ask, they will come up with an excuse not to give a raise. No team feeling to the place. while I was there we were forced to change our original hired schedule or quit. Low morale all around.

The production has gone down just like everywhere else i guess because of covid. Chill place to work with great coworkers,high rate of management and staff turnover

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Truck driver 1 salary reported	$25.00 per hour
Print operator 2 salaries reported	$24.00 per hour
Production associate 2 salaries reported	$22.00 per hour
Machine operator 2 salaries reported	$24.00 per hour
Shipping and receiving clerk 5 salaries reported	$19.60 per hour

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