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Theraplant

This review is a honest review of working at Theraplant for the short time that I did. I have had my share of working at many different cannabis companies in many different states and out of ALL of them this one was the absolute worst. I had seen NUMEROUS things wrong with the facility just on my FIRST/SECOND day. Working at Theraplant was one of the worst experiences I've had at any cannabis facility. The management/HR was disorganized from the first day and unsupportive, leading to a toxic work environment. Working here was a nightmare due to the rampant favoritism as well as toxic work environment. Those who played favorites seemed to receive preferential treatment, causing tension among coworkers/managers. Policies were constantly changing without explanation, leaving employees confused and frustrated. Additionally, the toxicology of the workplace made it unbearable, with constant gossip, backstabbing, and an overall lack of support from management.
They claim to have policies about “negative talk” in the workplace but every manager or employee talks very negatively about the work, people, workplace, workload and turnover rate that I, myself have heard PERSONALLY. Additionally, the lack of clear communication and inconsistency in policies made it difficult to feel secure in my role.
Moreover, the lack of opportunities for advancement and professional development is a significant drawback of working at Theraplant. Despite claims of investing in employee growth, opportunities for career advancement are few and far between. This stagnation can leave employees feeling trapped in their roles, with little motivation to excel or innovate. Overall, while Theraplant may offer potential in the cannabis industry, the negative aspects of working there overshadow any benefits, making it a challenging and unsatisfying workplace for many. Overall, I would not recommend working at Theraplant to anyone seeking a positive and fulfilling work experience. Take this review very seriously when deciding if this is the treatment you want as an employee.

I applied and was interviewed for an Extraction Tech position. After the interview I was informed that the department needed a new piece of equipment before I could work in that area, and that I could work in the packaging department until I was transferred. After 8 MONTHS I decided to leave as it was clear they did not intend on moving me as they had claimed.

The break room consists of small stools attached to the tables with no back rests. The same tables you would find in a high school cafeteria. 

The ‘Leadership’ pushes back if you try to take days off. I asked to leave due to snowstorm and was told they would “take it into consideration”. You can’t take a day off in the first 90 days of work, or so they say. 

Leadership unequally enforces rules, fails to hire adequate staff, and then blames the people lowest on the totem pole for problems created by upper management.

You’ll work at a single station all day doing the same task 3000 times. I developed elbow and wrist pains from having to sit and sticker bottles or screw on caps for 7 hours. 

Don’t forget your lunch because you can’t leave the building and you can’t order food. 

Enjoy getting changed in front of your coworkers. 

Truly the worst job I have ever worked at. Retail is better then Theraplant.

Theraplant is a growing company that highlights and advances individuals that work hard to prove themselves.  It has been my experience that individuals with strong work ethics, willingness to get their hands dirty, and are able to learn have been rewarded and recognized.  Recently management has made a strong push to connect with employees and improve the work environment.  Everyone is happy to come in each day and we have a really great group on our team that allows us to build bonds within and outside of work.  

This is a job that requires you to be inside without many windows but the employees positive attitudes makes it not a problem. This field provides many new and challenging things to tackle each day as the industry and company continues to expand.

I take great pride working in a field and for a company whos missions is to provide a safe medicinal product to patients of need at an affordable price.  Theraplant products have saved my fiances life and I have heard many similar stories from people in all walks/stages of life.  This contributes to the satisfaction I get each day I step through the front door.

Management is awful at giving directions in the Packaging appointment.   When something is then not right because Management gave no direction they will pick out someone on the floor that day to pin it on.  Very unclear instructions from management.  You are not allowed to go outside all day and have to eat in a small lunch room.  There is a lot of favoritism by management which is very clear when you first start. Certain people will get special privileges given to them by management. For example extra break time,,unfair promotions.This causes a lot of resentment among the workers in the packaging department.  Certain sub departments in the packaging department are fun to work at like the vapes department and pills department but you may get stuck just closing prerolls all day long that come off at a machine as a station as well.  Insurance is awful and very expensive for "good" coverage.  

If you simply need a job that pays slightly more than corporate retail then this will be an ok place to work for a little bit. If you have goals , aspirations, like to work hard and advance, or self respect then I can't recommend working here. The company offers healthcare but no other benefits. No accrued vacation time, no sick days. They don't do yearly reviews of employee performance or give employees raises. There is little room for advancement. Serious lack of communication from upper management. Serious lack of understanding from upper management.  The most enjoyable part of the job are the coworkers on the production teams. The overall company culture is pretty awful, with a pretty serious lack of understanding of the science behind the industry to improve production and outcome.

This is definitely not craft cannabis. This is the Walmart of weed. Also everyone talks about each other behind their backs, very cliquey. No organization as far as caring for the plants correctly; also constantly rushing to harvest, clean the tables, and start next round of plants - and there is simply not enough employees to keep up with the amount of plants… There’s mold growing all over the leaves and buds as well as regrowth to the point that the plants are growing into the lights. They also use a machine to basically bake-dry the weed and all of our hard work goes down the drain as far as terpenes and potency. I hope it changes, for the consumers and employees sake. Only reason it gets 2 stars instead of 1 is because there are managers and employees who care and are trying to make a difference.

Not worth the effort and time taken to even apply and interview. Upper management doesn't listen to anything other than what they think is already 'right' despite feedback, data, and clear numbers representing different outcomes. Rules and processes change daily while you're gaslit into somehow always being incorrect/wrong. Culture is the epitome of 'those who matter don't care... and those who care don't matter' except in the opposite and negative way; the top who can affect change couldn't care less about anything for work, effort, culture, or quality while those who are doing the actual work but can't make decisions care about the quality of the product. Run, don't walk, away from this place!

I've always wanted a stable, secure job that I honestly enjoy coming to every day. I've always wanted to feel good about what I'm working on 40 hours a week and who I'm doing it for. I've always wanted a job in which I regularly encounter new challenges, learn and grow. I've always wanted opportunity to get involved with something ground-breaking and contribute meaningfully. 

I have finally found that at Theraplant. I have everything I was looking for and I only see it getting even better with time.

I was amazed at how quickly I picked things up. For the most part everyone gets along & is very helpful to one another. You have to be able to work well with others & communicate in order to meet harvest & packaging deadlines. Some weeks were physically tough but it was great being able to move around & not have to sit at a desk all day. If you get along well with others & love to spend the day working & socializing this is a great place to be.

What is the best part of working at the company?
There isn’t a best part, they treat people horribly 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Constantly being gaslighted and treated like you are a lower form of life 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
You are a peasant and you better not have an opinion 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Getting yelled at by a hungover boss who only cares about himself

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Technician 1 salary reported	$19.00 per hour
Security officer 2 salaries reported	$19.00 per hour
Harvester 2 salaries reported	$19.75 per hour
Packaging technician 1 salary reported	$17.25 per hour
Brand ambassador 4 salaries reported	$39,625 per year

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