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A typical day would be micromanaged by management that has no management skills at all, and has little to no experience in the field of management. Being belittled for everything and anything... along with poor compensation. You do not feel valued at all and are told that you can be replaced by "the next guy"... The only reason you keep this job is because you are living paycheck to paycheck. The hardest part of this job is dealing with management and feeling less than appreciated. The turnover rate is ridiculous, and management does not seem to show or care about anybody but themselves. If you are not a "favorite" don't plan on getting raises, do plan on getting scolded and talked down to. Do not plan on getting your reviews done on time, if at all ever... and do not plan on getting a pat on the back for saving the company again and again. 
The enjoyable part of this company/job? The coworkers you have that you can relate to about the terrible pay, how terrible management is, and they are also the only help you're going to get while you are here. 
I would never recommend working for this company unless you want to get poor pay, terrible "benefits" (if you want to call them that), and feel like you want to rip your hair out daily. Worst management I have ever had in my life, unappreciated, unreliable.

I do not enjoy working with this company. It’s very stressful traveling and getting to a job to either sit and wait for product to arrive or get yelled at because it’s not finished even though you have nothing to install because of the lack of communication at the home office, or lack of attention to detail. So when you should be at a job 4-5 days count on 1-2 weeks. It has certainly gone down hill the last few years. You also feel like as an employee you are not valuable to them. Many concerns have been voiced on many matters and nobody seems to care and nobody will get back to you. The job of an installer is only good for traveling and the pay is only worth it if you have over time. I made great money, but I worked my butt off and was never home. I sacrificed a lot of time away from my family for unnecessary stress that could have been avoided with great communication skills. Also a lot of people lack honesty, integrity. Management also don’t know how to take accountability.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Terribly managed. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Dealing with management not answering phone calls when stuck at a job across the country when the credit card for gas and hotel is being constantly declined. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Very toxic. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Make sure everyone is up and in the rental car in time to clock in at job site. Read blue prints. Deal with inspectors and contractors. Coordinate tricks arriving.

This job is great for those who like to travel as well as working long days! The hardest part of this job is not really being able to have a life outside of traveling because you are constantly on the road. They don't offer benefits, and going to school is impossible because of the constant travel.  Its hard to schedule anything for your time you are home because you will have to leave at a moments notice.

They use every excuse to treat you like dirt and if you're not a favorite they could care less... and they will never believe you... even if you have proof they'll still act like it doesn't exist... they are always to worried about the nickle and dimes then the dollars they'd get if they spent it up front for better quality or by valuing the employees then retaining every few months... it's also a family run company with a family member in every high management position even though they have no idea about said position...

If you like a stable job never come to get air, ever. 

They kept employees in the dark for months, outsourced everything to Mexico. Got caught and when we said something they terminated communication. And said good luck, you know our name for reference. 
Lied for months about 20+ employees having a job still.

I worked from 8am to 11pm everyday while on the road installing trampoline parks i would start by getting a day goal with my team and split them up into groups to concour more things to do in that day, i would keep tabs on everyome hourly and give all the helping hands that my crew needs from me and assist anyone in the building as needed

This is your warning not to apply for this job. It’s a good thing I was able to have another job available for me. I have been many travel jobs with more hours and harder work environment is the by far worst  one of them all. If you need information on how horrible this job is you may private message me, but do not waste your time. 

Production of trampoline mats, nets, and pole wraps for indoor trampoline parks. It is a laid back work environment with fun co-workers and management. The hardest part of the job for me is sometimes the physicality of working with big mats and nets.

It is a cut throt company.  If you dont fit in instantly you wont make it past your 90 days. Management pushes you out if you have an opinion on your job and the way it's done. So if your single and dont care on the way you are treated the is lots of money to be made.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Installer 111 salaries reported	$24.37 per hour
Framer 28 salaries reported	$27.50 per hour
Construction superintendent 1 salary reported	$90,000 per year
Park manager 22 salaries reported	$90,000 per year
Construction foreman 2 salaries reported	$85,000 per year

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